A trip to Newbury on Saturday week is a possibility for Dysart Enos having delighted Fergal O’Brien at Huntingdon earlier this month.
Unbeaten in three starts in bumpers, including when blitzing the field to claim Grade Two honours at Aintree in the spring, she enhanced her perfect record on her hurdles debut with a thoroughly impressive display in the hands of Paddy Brennan.
She scorched seven and a half lengths clear of her rivals on that occasion and her handler is now considering a shot at Listed glory in the Play Coral “Racing-Super-Series” For Free Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle on December 2, with the Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival remaining the five-year-old’s ultimate aim.
She looks pretty sharp 👀
Grade Two bumper winner Dysart Enos makes a fine debut over timber in the @BetRhino Mares' Novices' Hurdle @Huntingdon_Race @FOBRacing 🤝@PaddyBrennan81 pic.twitter.com/NkMGnXLWcL
— Racing TV (@RacingTV) November 14, 2023
O’Brien said: “She will be entered for Newbury and we’ll have a look and see what’s about. We are just trying to pick our way to try to get her to Cheltenham.
“She’s in great form and has come out of the race at Huntingdon well and we keep our fingers crossed.
“There was a lot to like about it, she was a bit keen and a bit novicey at some of her jumps, but at the important part of the race she quickened up nicely.”
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