The Good Biscuit

“The Good Biscuit has backed up quite well. He was fresh and well on Monday morning so we thought this looked like a race we could win. He's got a good constitution so it was a straightforward decision after he ate up. One of his main rivals was taken out, but he still did it well. He went unsold so we brought him home, and he's probably had to run to about the same as he did last time, but when we go into nurseries it'll be tougher - Jack Channon, trainer.”

“The Good Biscuit had every right to go and do that and he did it well. We've always thought he was a nice two-year-old and these sellers have unbelievable prize-money, so it was a no-brainer for us to go there. It was a nice, easy race and he'll have a handicap mark now so we can go into nurseries and hopefully have a lot of fun with him. He's a horse who should improve. Nothing went right for him the first day at Carlisle, and his second start was pretty much like his first run. He was drawn on the wrong side in stall five, but Charlie gave him a nice ride and he finished well - Jack Channon, trainer.”