Mountain set to scale the heights

I’m off on my travels again today, heading to Doncaster for just one ride, Analifet, in a Grade 2 hurdle for mares, says Ruby Walsh.

Analifet is owned by Gigginstown House Stud, but with their number one, Bryan Cooper, opting to stay at home at Navan, I have been given the call by Willie Mullins.

The plan was to fly from Dublin this morning at 8.00 into Leeds-Bradford. Then it was a matter of making the short 45 minutes hop to the course and hoping for the best.