Oliver Brady has high hopes for He's Our Man after the gelding's victory in the concluding bumper at Naas.
Ross O'Sullivan 's mount was produced travelling well to challenge at the furlong pole.
He knuckled down well in the closing stages to score by a length-and-a-half from Carrig Millie
"I thought he was a certainty and told the owner to put the dough down today to get her money back," said Brady after his usual crowd pleasing celebrations.
"I knew he needed a fast gallop so sent the other horse (Audrelles Dream) out to go as fast as she could and make it for us.
"I'll think about the winners' bumper at Down Royal and then I might think about Cheltenham for him.
"He's a serious hurdler and has done plenty of schooling already. I'll look at either the Supreme Novice Hurdle or Cheltenham Bumper. He's as good as I've ever trained."
