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'He's got a huge amount of ability' - Ben Pauling keeps faith with promising youngster despite Aintree disappointment
Tellherthename (left): better ground might suit him according to Ben PaulingCredit: Alan Crowhurst (Getty Images)
The Betfair Hurdle could be an option for Tellherthename, who remains a highly rated prospect despite his reputation being dented in the Formby Novices' Hurdle at Aintree this week.
A point-to-point winner, he was second to Jango Baie on his debut for Ben Pauling at Ascot in November before an easy win at Huntingdon a few weeks later.
After that display, jockey Kielan Woods labelled Tellherthename the best horse he had ridden and the four-year-old headed to the Formby, which is registered as the Tolworth.
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