'He's a machine – we could be looking at Cheltenham or Aintree'

Mark and Sara Bradstock

Coneygree10g Karinga Bay out of Plaid Maid
The Max Partnership
11/1/23-P
RPR 178c OR 165c
It was a series of mishaps at Wetherby – he made a mistake because of the sun and then he overreached. Thank god Nico [De Boinville] pulled him up. He's sound now but whether he runs in the Ladbrokes Trophy is in the balance, otherwise there's an open handicap at Cheltenham on December 15, with a view to going back for the trials meeting in January. He's definitely still got it but we just have to run him when he's right.

Flintham
8g Kayf Tara - Plaid Maid
The Rasher Partnership
010/42P-
RPR 144h 143c OR 144h 139c
Won't run on anything faster than good to soft because that jars him. Would have a chance off a low weight in the Ladbrokes Trophy if it went heavy but would have to have a run first. Has some smart form on very soft ground and was the moral victor of the Reynoldstown as the jockey on the winner broke the whip rules.

Gavin Cromwell

Jer's Girl5m Jeremy - African Scene
JP McManus
125F-42
RPR 148h OR 146h
We were happy wioterth her performance behind Apple's Jade, who is undoubtedly an exceptional horse. We have no major plan with our mare but we'll try to keep her to her own sex as far as we can, though there's actually nothing between now and Christmas confined to mares that she's qualified for as she's a Grade 1 winner. With that in mind she could go to Leopardstown at Christmas but it's unlikely she'll run before that. I actually think she'd appreciate a bit of better ground than she had at Navan [soft to heavy] – she was a little bit stuck in it.