More could even go for Gold More Of That made it two wins from two starts over fences with a straightforward success from Sametegal at Cheltenham, with the most interesting action taking place after the race as the trainer considered various Festival options. The Jonjo O'Neill-trained 2014 World Hurdle winner only faced two rivals and was sent off the 1/3 favourite, but did the job as well as could have been expected and passed the winning post 13 lengths clear from the only other finisher, with Padge having fallen three out. "He's learned a lot from today, which was the main thing," O'Neill told Racing UK. "He never shines at home, but the nice thing about him is that he's always there at the end!" However, as well as going up in trip for the RSA Chase at the Cheltenham Festival, connections have not ruled out the possibility of coming back in distance for the JLT Chase or even going for the Timico Gold Cup. "He has plenty of two for two and a half, he has the stamina for three, so it's options open," said the trainer. "We'll talk to JP [McManus]. "That's the first part of his season dealt with, and now we'll make a plan for where we go from here. From day one of schooling him he's been smashing, so we'll just see how he goes. "We would have to talk to the boys, but I would not be afraid to stick him in the Gold Cup."
