Harry Fry to campaign Unowhatimeanharry over hurdles

Harry Fry is looking forward to testing the water with Unowhatimeanharry in major staying hurdle races next season.

The Seaborough handler described Unowhatimeanharry's current campaign as "extraordinary" after the eight-year-old won his fifth race on the bounce when landing the Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle at Cheltenham last week.

Fry has yet to determine which particular races he will target, but he did confirm his first Festival winner will now enjoy a well-earned holiday.

"He's come out of the race very well, albeit the Albert Bartlett is a hard race," said Fry.

"He won't run again this season. He's had a fantastic year and we'll look forward to next season and we'll probably be staying over hurdles.

"It's been an extraordinary season. We couldn't even have dreamt doing what we've done with him and it's huge credit to all the team to get him to where he is now.

"The plan would be to look at the staying hurdles. We'll go from there and see where next year takes us."