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'He's getting better with age and all roads could lead to the Grand National'
A round-up from more top yards in Britain and Ireland in the final part of our jumps stable tours series

Chris Gordon
Andashan
5g Shantaram - Anda De Grissay
The Rockbourne Partnership
U315-32
RPR 127h OR 125h
I was delighted with his comeback at Newbury and he just bumped into one at Haydock on Saturday. He ran with amazing credit and we'll look for a similar type of race. I'd be happy to bring him back to two miles on deep ground because, while he looks like he'll stay further, he's still only five and there's no rush at this stage.
Annual Invictus
10g Mahler - Shantou Rose
Thomas Michael Smith
86/4172/
RPR 151c OR 143c
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