After race at Punchestown Sat, 4th May, 2019 (1st)  He was great. He's done very well to get back from the injury he had at Kempton, it was horrible,. Obviously he had to miss Cheltenham and he had no chance of getting to Aintree so it was just whether we had time to get back for this. To be fair Sarah that looks after him has worked her socks off with the cut. It was on his hind leg and that's why he's got the boots on, to protect him. There is still a wound there but it's covered up. Credit to everybody, the vets who stitched him together at Kempton and our guys at home, and Sarah in particular, because it's been a great effort to get him back. Fair play to him, he must be a good horse because I was nervous that he wouldn't be quite ready for a battle like that both mentally and fitness wise. We only started training him three weeks ago so he's a tough horse and a good one. We're very lucky because we found him and then he got wounded. Then a week later I found a thing called Pentland Hills hiding in a corner! Nicky Henderson