Iris team eyeing hurdles spin

Sean Curran is planning to give his surprise Scottish Grand National winner Iris de Balme a spin over hurdles ahead of his first possible chase assignment in the Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup at Newbury.

Sean Curran is planning to give his surprise Scottish Grand National winner Iris de Balme a spin over hurdles ahead of his first possible chase assignment in the Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup at Newbury.

Next year’s Grand National at Aintree is a long-term aim for the gelding, who gave the jump jockey-turned trainer and his owner and landlord Lee Power a memorable day in Scotland in April when striking at 66-1.

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