Moate's Kate Derwin has also been invited to take part in the Horse Sport Ireland Show Jumping Masters.
Trainer Gavin Cromwell is planning to run Darver Star, who was placed in this year's Champion Hurdle, in the Grade 1 Racing Post Novice Chase on St Stephen’s Day at the Leopardstown Christmas Festival.
He disappointed last month in his most recent start in a Grade 2 Novice Chase at Punchestown, but his trainer is hoping for a much better performance at Leopardstown:
Meanwhile,
Moate student Kate Derwin has been invited to take part in the prestigious Horse Sport Ireland Show Jumping Masters.
It takes place this Friday evening at 6:30 and will be televised on RTÉ 2.
Kate is one of three rising stars selected to compete alongside some of the top riders from Ireland, the UK and around the world.
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