Trainer Charlie Appleby offered insights into Rebel’s Romance’s current form and temperament, emphasizing the horse’s enjoyment of racing and the attentive care provided by his team. Appleby acknowledged that the early part of the season presented challenges but highlighted recent performances that demonstrate the horse’s continued enthusiasm and high quality. He noted that Rebel’s Romance will ultimately signal when the time for retirement arrives.

Meanwhile, John Gosden expressed satisfaction with Point Of Law’s recent showing, particularly praising the colt’s strong finishing effort and competitive nature. Gosden conveyed optimism about Point Of Law’s potential to contend in future classic races, specifically mentioning the Betfred St Leger at Doncaster as a key target.

In related news, Towcester racecourse officials announced plans to revive National Hunt racing at the venue, aiming to reintroduce fixtures starting in autumn 2027. This marks a significant development for the historic course, which last hosted jump racing in May 2018. The decision has been welcomed by stakeholders and enthusiasts eager to see National Hunt action return to Towcester after a nearly decade-long hiatus.