Thanks all.
“Walsh had Kaid d’Authie in a lovely rhythm and jumping smoothly earlier without interfering with the horse, hoping for similar.”
There we go. Lovely to watch and Walsh is excellent at the art of leaving a horse alone and not pushing or pulling about in front of a fence.
Not sure the bends and undulations of the Old Course at Cheltenham will suit Kaid d’Authie or Majorough who are similar types physically, but Leopardstown is the perfect place to watch them in full big striding flow.