“We bought him at the sales in Cheltenham after Katie Walsh recommended him highly to us. She was right and we're very pleased it worked out,” said Mullins.
“He looks an out-and-out stayer as they went a huge gallop.
“I have to give him a crack at a winners bumper rather than go hurdling now and chasing next year.
“He could be an Albert Bartlett horse for next year. That's the sort of road I'd be aiming at.
“There were a lot of fancied horses there and he made them look ordinary. He gallops all day and he's not the slowest horse either. I was very pleased with him.”