All The Glory has come out of Huntingdon in fine fettle, despite the ground being rather testing on the day. 

Even though the ground didn't necessarily play to her strengths, I still thought she put in a good showing against some seasoned horses. Since that race from a couple of week ago, she's been working nicely at home and really enjoying everything we're doing with her.

We're working back from Cheltenham's April meeting and the £60,000 Mares' Novices' Handicap Chase over two and a half miles there, and we'd like to go somewhere else to get a run in before that race. We're trying to give her just a little bit of a break at the moment before finding somewhere in March for her, that'll hopefully springboard her onto the April target that we've had outlined for her this year.

We've pinpointed two races next month for her, the first of which, that some of you might have noticed, is in the Mares' Chase on Gold Cup Day at the Cheltenham Festival. Whether that's realistic or not is hard to tell at the moment, as it's hard to know just how the race will shape up in the coming weeks.

If the race does look like it's cutting up a bit, we could take our chance and send her to the Festival, but if it does look like a stiff contest, then we'll likely skip that and go for the second option. That race is a two and a half mile chase at Kempton, where the ground and the flat nature of the track should suit All The Glory.

Both of those are obviously valuable races, and whichever route we choose to take with her should keep her in good order going into the latter part of the season.

Jonjo O'Neill Jr,  Jackdaws Castle Stable Jockey