Patrick Mullins feels Arctic Fly represents the best value among the yard’s runners in the Guinness Kerry National Handicap Chase at Listowel on Wednesday.<\/p>\n
You Oughta Know<\/a><\/strong> is the shortest-priced of the trio in the betting but the assistant trainer warns this is a big test for him at such an early stage of his chasing career.<\/p>\n He told Sporting Life: “It\u2019s a very flat track, right beside the River Feale, and if there is rain it can get quite soft there but it is a fast track. The chase course is on the inside, the bends are tight and the Kerry National is a race where it is very hard to come from behind in.<\/p>\n \u201cYou need a horse with a bit of speed to get a position and with two fences in the home straight it\u2019s hard to make up ground.<\/p>\n “You Oughta Know has a great profile and was a very good bumper horse, he was second in the Grade Two at the DRF. He ran well over hurdles but took a while to find his feet over fences but I schooled him on Monday morning and he was brilliant. The question mark is going to be, it\u2019s his first handicap and fifth chase run, is he going to have enough experience?<\/p>\n \u201cAs I said you can\u2019t miss a beat around there, it\u2019s very tight bends, a lot of jumping, but if his jumping stands up, its definitely a mark and a weight he can take advantage of.<\/p>\n