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Don't Touch could return at Curragh

Richard FaheyRichard Fahey
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Richard Fahey is considering a trip to Ireland with Don't Touch following an unbeaten season in 2015.

The Weatherbys Ireland Greenlands Stakes at the Curragh and the Duke of York Clipper Logistics Stakes on the Knavesmire are possible starting points in May for the four-year-old.

The Dutch Art gelding did not run as a juvenile but made rapid progress once he set foot on a racecourse, winning all of his five starts, culminating with victory in the Ayr Gold Cup.

"To do what he did last year was incredible," Fahey told At The Races.

"He's done his first piece of work this week and we were delighted with him, so he could be an exciting horse.

"He looks like he's definitely wintered well and I'm very pleased with him.

"I've put him in the Duke of York and there's the Greenlands in Ireland. I'm hoping he'll end up in all the top sprints, so we'll see."