Punchestown Tue, 14th Sep, 2021  Evergreen And Red I said to him in Navan 'whatever you do if you are going to get beat, get beat for coming too late - not too early'. Hence he took it up coming down the hill and got beat. I said the same thing today but I was thinking to myself 'oh my God, where has he gone now!' I have to watch that race again as I don't know what happened, I suppose he gave him a good ride!. He's a leggy horse and I suppose we'll try something similar. I'd say that trip, a mile-and-one or a mile-and-two, is about his trip. He likes a little ease in the ground but probably doesn't like it soft. We'll see what the handicapper does and we'll school him as well and see how that goes. He's called Evergreen And Red because the people that own him (the London Racing Partnership) are from Mayo.