McConnell's Albert Bartlett focus on Doyen now as Make Good ruled out Make Good, quoted at as low as 16/1 for the Albert Bartlett at the Cheltenham festival, has been ruled out for the rest of the season. John McConnell's charge had been rising up the ranks steadily, and followed up a stylish Gowran handicap hurdle success with Grade Two novice hurdle honours at Cheltenham in December. “Unfortunately Make Good has a leg and will be out for at least six months. It’s very frustrating as he was the soundest horse in the yard and took his races really well," revealed McConnell. “I think it must have happened at Cheltenham. We gave him a quite week after coming home and it seemed to have settled down but it then flared up again. “We were aiming him at the Albert Bartlett and Streets Of Doyen is now our big hope for that race. “He wants good ground and will probably go straight to Cheltenham. He’s progressed really well and I think there is more to come from him.”
