Henderson said: "At Cheltenham the ground was a bit on the quick side and then after the first race today it looked horrible. I spoke to the owners (Dai Walters and Ronnie Bartlett) and they said 'do what you want to do'. I said we should probably take him out, but we had to get him out there.
"We've always thought he was good and he looked very good in his point-to-point. We were bringing him back to two miles, but he is a two-miler and has always looked like one at home. I think there is a fair bit of improvement to come. He got a lovely tow into the race from the big horse in front. I've got to say even I thought he was impressive."
Assessing his strong team of novice hurdlers, Henderson added: "It's a nice problem to have and they will all have to sort themselves out. This horse is a two miler, I'm sure. Rathhill could go for the Tolworth and that might be quick enough for this horse. We'll have to sort it out later on. We'll find somewhere to go."