Nolan hoping Logic prevails Some tall reputations go on the line in the Coolmore N.H. Sires Fame And Glory & Sans Frontieres Novice Hurdle at Fairyhouse on Sunday. The Dessie Hughes-trained Bright New Dawn has always been highly regarded and his only defeats this season have been at the hands of Champagne Fever and Jezki. Last time out he was a beneficiary of the final flight fall of Venture Captial in the Michael Purcell Hurdle at Thurles. Paul Nolan's Defy Logic looked promising in winning his first two hurdle races and time may tell he faced a very stiff task against Annie Power last time out. "It's a nice race and there's not much left for the rest of the season, hopefully he'll run well," said Nolan. "It will be very testing conditions and he has handled it in the past, but as a young horse we worked him on some nice ground and he moved very well on it. "Getting 5lb off Dessie's horse helps, he looks a strong stayer and he won despite not liking the track at Thurles last time, Fairyhouse should suit him much better. "We're very hopeful and we're hoping he'll give AP (McCoy) a nice spin." Dermot Weld's Some Tikket is another expected to make the grade and Barry Geraghty is an eyecatching booking for the master of Rosewell. Willie Mullins runs Pride Of The Parish and the mare Reine Angevine while Jessica Harrington steps Operating up in class. Pat Fahy's Morning Assembly was forced to miss Cheltenham with a slight setback, while Henry de Bromhead also skipped the meeting with Sizing Gold, second to Pont Alexandre last time out. Anonis and Mala Beach add to a fascinating contest.
