Classy sort ought to take gilt-edged opportunity at Punchestown

The opening circuit of the Killashee Handicap Hurdle.Punchestown.Photo: Patrick McCann 24.04.2018

Runners pass the stands at Punchestown, where they race in Ireland on TuesdayCredit: Patrick McCann

Don't Touch It
2.35 Punchestown
4pts win

Don't Touch It returns to hurdles for the first time since bombing in the Galway Hurdle and it will be far more disappointing if he doesn't take a gilt-edged opportunity in this conditions event.

Two dismal turns this year constitute the only outings Jessica Harrington's charge has had over hurdles since dispensing with Petit Mouchoir, Brain Power, Yorkhill, Charbel and Ball D'Arc in a Grade 1 Champion Novice Hurdle at the Punchestown festival two years ago.

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Published on 15 October 2018inHorse racing tips

Last updated 15:44, 15 October 2018

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