Cliff House cools his clogs ready for the postponed Wellington Cup

It seems that Cliff House is not sorry to wait one more day for his shot to the great admissibility to dance in the Wellington Cup (1700 m) from $ 100,000 (1700 m) while enjoying a little sun and a choice of grass to spend time with the postponement to Monday.

The coach Tim Donnelly gave the six -year -old boy a little light work on the treadmill, who says that Cliff House enjoys, to keep him ticking and says that even if he has the maximum weight and the external barrier, he is very well positioned.

In fact, he said that the external barrier will give Cliff House the best possibility of booking a place in the large 3 million dollar dance by the end of the year.

“In reality he doesn’t mind covering the ground,” said Donnelly.

“If you look at a series of his victories, the Gundagai Cup and his motorway in Randwick, he has three or four deep throughout the time. He is a big horse, so he doesn’t really care.

“I absolutely wanted to get out of Wellington, I didn’t want me to be captured in the fence.

“It’s a ride of momentum, so he can go out and go on when he wants.”

Cliff House had only two runs the latest preparation, a fourth cut in the Goulburn Cup before bleeding in a Randwick race in September and had to be written.

It is clear to Donnelly that he returned exceptionally with a first second over 1200 but Canberra before descending in the national sprint (1400 m) at the beginning of this month.