Doyle looking forward to testing Limites Trainer Liz Doyle is excited to see what her bumper performer Without Limites can do over hurdles this season. After finishing runner-up to the talented Aspen Colorado on his Leopardstown debut in mid-January, the Martaline four-year-old was a hugely impressive winner on his second start at Punchestown. He stepped up to Listed class at Limerick in April and beat three rivals by upwards of 49 lengths. Doyle said: "He's been back in work around six weeks and everything is good. "His schooling has been good and the plan would be to start him off in a four-year-old only maiden hurdle in late October or somewhere around then. "We're looking forward to finding out how good he is. He's obviously been very impressive visually, but his form is very hard to assess. "He was late, May foal, so we'll be staying against four-year-olds this side of Christmas. "He's obviously hugely exciting and we can't wait to get him started." Discussing some her other big hopes for the coming campaign, the Wexford-based trainer added: "Last Goodbye is a good horse. He won four from five for us over hurdles last season and will probably go over fences this time. "We have a nice bumper horse called Bosco Di Alco. He was fifth on his first run at the Punchestown Festival and then came out and won in Down Royal. "Hopefully he'll do well."
