Adrimel given Warwick aim by Tom Lacey
Unbeaten hurdler has Grade Two target.
Tom Lacey is confident Adrimel can take a step up in trip and class in his stride in the Ballymore Leamington Novices’ Hurdle. The five-year-old will put his unbeaten record over hurdles on the line in the two-mile-five Grade Two contest at Warwick on Saturday. Adrimel, whose sole defeat under rules came in last season’s Champion Bumper at the Cheltenham Festival, followed up his debut victory over hurdles at Sandown with a game success at Haydock last month.A fourth career win under rules for Adrimel in the Listen To Weighed-In On @Betfair “Introductory” Hurdle. Strong ride from @dickyjohnson77. @tflacey the winning trainer. pic.twitter.com/hlCHaj6qfp
— Haydock Park Races (@haydockraces) December 2, 2020
Lacey said: “He won’t be going back to Haydock and the plan all being well is to go to Warwick for the Grade Two there. “He wants plenty of give in the ground so it should be ideal for him there. “This is a big step up in trip but it should be to his advantage. “It just shows what a good horse he is that he has been winning over two miles.”
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