Haydock Assignment For Full No Full is being aimed at a £25,000 graduation chase at Haydock after finding three miles too far at Cheltenham.Paul Webber's five-year-old travelled as well as anything in the race won by D'Argent at the Boylesports meeting but just failed to last home as a combination of testing ground and the extended trip took its toll.He faded to finish eighth after looking the likely winner turning into the straight and will now be aimed at a race for horses who have not won more the two races over fences.'No Full ran a cracker at Cheltenham,' said Webber. 'Everybody kept saying we should step him up to three miles but I just think ridden like that he didn't quite get home.'He hopefully goes to Haydock for the two miles and six furlongs Haydock Park Graduation Chase (December 30), that looks the right sort of race for him and he has already won round there.'We have to remember that he is only a five-year-old but he is going to be a lovely horse for the future.'He should be a horse for something like the Mildmay (Racing Post Plate) in March but the thing is he must have soft ground, that is the only thing, he must have soft ground.'His jumping took him to the front possibly a bit early last time, but if Paddy (Brennan) had held on to him a bit longer he might have finished a bit closer and the handicapper might have put him up a few more pounds so who knows, he maybe learned plenty at Cheltenham.'(C) PA Sport
