Superb Story set for his Galway chapter Dan Skelton expects Superb Story to step up in class if he can add the Guinness Galway Hurdle to his Cheltenham Festival success. The five-year-old was raised 7lb for his County Hurdle win to a mark of 145 and if he can win another competitive handicap he will deserve his place in Graded races. "He's in really good form," Skelton said. "It's worth so much money. I know he's a high-class horse to be having in at this time of year but it's a high-class race. "It's always been the plan after Cheltenham. "He'll love the ground, it's worth a lot and if he can win a race like that he'll be stepping in to the open-grade afterwards. "You don't have to be a Champion Hurdle winner to run in the Champion Hurdle. "He's good with a big gap in between his races. You can give him a month off after Galway and still have him back in time for what you want."
