Harrington has high hopes for Jezki and Jetson

“I think the Irish staying form is every bit as good as the form in Britain. We have only seen Beat That once, At Fishers Cross does not look the horse he was, More Of That may not run and Annie Power is probably going for the mares’ hurdle.”

Below are Harrington’s thoughts on her other entries at The Festival:

Burn And Turn: “She was second to Road To Riches in the Galway Plate last year, which is obviously quite good form.

“She is going for the Brown Advisory & Merriebelle Stable Plate providing the ground is reasonably good. She has not run since November but that is not a concern because she always runs very well fresh.”

Kabjoy: “She’s a four-year-old filly who won on the Flat and won first time out for over hurdles at Gowran.

“She has had two runs since in graded races and I have entered her in the Fred Winter Juvenile Handicap Hurdle. I don’t know what mark she has yet and we will look at that before deciding if she definitely runs.

“She has had a good break since her last run and will like a bit of nice ground. I think she will have a good chance.”

Macnicholson: “We will probably be looking at the Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle. Paddy Kennedy will ride if he goes for that. He has ridden Jetson around Cheltenham in the Pertemps, so he has experience.”

Modem: “He is entered in the Vincent O’Brien County Handicap Hurdle but I am not sure if he will get in. He is set to run in a novice hurdle at Naas on Sunday and it will depend on how he performs there.

“He was moderate on the Flat but loves jumping. It was a good run in the BoyleSports Hurdle and he was just beaten by a better handicapped horse on the day. The winner had form behind the likes of Annie Power and I think that is good form.”

Rock On The Moor: “She won nicely this week but we are making no decision about whether or not she will go for the OLBG Mares’ Hurdle until next week.
“I spoke to the owner and we just want to let the dust settle and see how the race is shaping up.”

Sadler’s flaure: “He is in a couple of handicaps and there is an outside chance he will travel. He runs at Leopardstown on Saturday week and it depends on what happens there.

“He had a good run in Punchestown but then had a disastrous run in the Thyestes and made a bad mistake the last day. I am only really getting to grips with him now.

“He was a good horse in France and had not run for over a year until this season, so it is a learning curve for me. They keep telling me he stays but he likes to be up there and I think 2m 5f is his trip.”

Ttebbob: “He is in a couple of handicaps. He was supposed to go for the Pertemps but was sick when he ran in the qualifier at Christmas so he is not qualified.”