'He's been aimed at this since winning at Bangor' - high hopes for Warwick
I'm looking forward to Saturday when I'll be running a couple of smart horses who've been laid out for Warwick, which is probably my favourite course.
The track provides a good test – if you jump round there, you'll jump round most places. In normal times, a lot of friends go and there's a great atmosphere about the place. And I've been very lucky there too.
Although I've not been racing much since lockdown, I've been to Warwick twice in that time and I hope Notachance could give me a third McCoy Contractors Civil Engineering Classic Chase, which I've won with D'Argent and West End Rocker in the past.
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Published on 13 January 2021inFeatures
Last updated 09:36, 13 January 2021
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