“That was grand. I thought things worked out against him in Roscommon as they went no gallop and he got boxed in,” said Lyons.
“He couldn't go anywhere and couldn't do anything about the pace. They sprinted away from him but he learned plenty.
“He's a horse that's on the improve, he's learning as he goes along and he's a good looking horse.
“He loved that little bit of juice in today's ground and he got every yard of the ten furlongs.
“I'd like to think that if the handicapper is handy with us we have another premier handicap in him.”