Ellison confident of Newcastle success

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Trainer Brian Ellison believes Ahorsewithnoname will be a “real player” in ‘s consolation race.

Like most sports across the world, is currently suspended until further notice because of the coronavirus pandemic, although there is the hope racing action could resume at some point in May.

Ellison has a large stable to deal with while racing is on hold and he revealed that the workload on his two-year-olds, which include the likes of Jigs Princess and Tantastic, has been eased in recent weeks.

Looking at the older at his yard, the Malton handler provided a positive outlook on five-year-old Ahorsewithnoname, who racked up her third win in the last four starts at last time out.

Eyeing up potential options for the filly when racing resumes, Ellison believes the consolation race for the Northumberland Plate, which is run at Newcastle in either late June or early , would be a good fit.

He was quoted by Sportinglife as saying: “I think she’s a very smart mare and she could be a real player in the Northumberland Plate consolation race at Newcastle.”

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