Six straight wins and two notable form boosts - Adrian Keatley sets Grade 2 Cheltenham target for Galway scorer Gale Mahler
Adrian Keatley is excited to take the next step up with his summer revelation Gale Mahler, who will bid for a seventh straight win in the Grade 2 novice hurdle at Cheltenham next Friday.
The five-year-old mare kicked off her winning run when successful on her second start in a bumper at Southwell in May and followed up at Kelso that month.
Gale Mahler, owned by Jimmy Fyffe, subsequently went hurdling and racked up four more victories in June and July, culminating in a Listed success at the Galway festival in July. She has been partnered by Henry Brooke for all six wins.
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