ANGUS HOUSE 4.30 naas

In its two racecourse runs the horse has tended to carry its head quite high. You could argue that he may be ungenuine but that might be unfair on the horse. However at the price I would consider him a lay rather than a back though I'd be laying him late on as he'll surely travel well and probably trade a lot shorter in-running. He may well win without coming under pressure while if he does comes under pressure it will be interessting to see what he finds.

evens is a lay, may win but got to take it on ,

well done lads

a total hound dog.

Awful headcarrage.......

Ungeniune.

Didn't want to know

Wrong lads.

1) Ruby said Martin Ferris hampered him twice.

2) He would have been 2nd.

3) No world beater.

4) A few more hurdle races.

5) Come into his own over fences.

I must say soapp having laid the horse ruby always had him in a good spot but the horse is plain slow , with the very competitve nature of irish racing he will find it hard to win