ISSIARE ET PASSE received a large national meeting in Aintree, where he was for Willie Mullins with a neat success in the persecution of manifest newcomers to the EBC.
Seven -year -old – The winner of last year’s Aintree Hurdle at this meeting rode Paul Townend as a chance of 9/4, came to the accessory fresh horse, skipping the Cheltenham festival.
He traveled well all over and after Harry Fry’s Gidleigh Park has been too far away in the last stages, he may have taken over before he liked it. But he had a lot in his hand, despite the Gidleigh Park, which held his task, for the success of length and a quarter.
The winner of Nicky Henderson Arkle Yango Baie was sent from his favorite 6/4, but he always played to catch up slightly, and as he could, was another short head back to the third.
Mullins said, “It was very good. It seemed to suit half of the mile and cheekrs, and I think he suits him a quick pace, so everything went as planned.
“It was a trouble -free bike and I didn’t see any mistakes on the stalls, so he did it well.
“Simon (Munir) and Isaac (judges, owners) were very excited to have a team that came to Aintree (preferably to Cheltenham), so it suited me well.”
Hold on! Paul Townend holds the reins because of Aintree leads the penalty Et Passion
Henderson said about Yango Baie: “The other two didn’t go to Cheltenham, so he was doing very well to go and do it.
“He came home strongly like Cheltenham. I think we will almost start next year after three (miles).
“We had it in three Miles, and it was throwing between the two races, it was as close as throwing the coin we went.
“It’s an exciting horse, you all saw him, he ends up well every time, comes home very strongly. He just hit a small flat spot that lets him make him a little, but while he was in Cheltenham all the time, at least today.
“I think he did it really well because it had to be a hard race in Cheltenham. We’ll have to see with others the week continues, everyone was there and ran well. I’m not saying – yet!
“It could be the horse of King George.”
