Having shown promise on debut as a four-year-old he looked well placed to open his account going to the last at Dawstown in a competitive ten runner affair where the front pair drew clear to the last. A mistake at the final fence saw him lose the momentum he needed and he ran on to finish a gallant second. He has shown form on each outing and progress on his second start suggesting he is a horse going the right direction. The winner had been second on each of his previous two starts which is further encouraging. He has since run at Necarne where he was a strong second again so there is plenty of reason to be positive about his performances. His dam was a top notch performer winning five times and he is a brother to the high class Master Dee and also a close relation of Gypsy Island so there should be plenty more to come from this son of Fame and Glory.