Keighley howls delight at the setting Moon
MARTIN Keighley has described two-time Cheltenham winner Wolf Moon as a "pleasure to train".
The nine-year-old has been retired after a successful career with the Luckley trainer during which he won five times.
He gained his two biggest wins over hurdles at Cheltenham in the 2009/10 campaign.
After winning at the Open meeting, he won again at the New Year's Day meeting.
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He has been struggling in his most recent races, though, prompting the decision to call time on his career.
Keighley said: "The two wins at Cheltenham were the highlights, without a doubt.
"He's been a pleasure to train, quite straightforward, and he helped get me on the map.
"He's been retired to live with a friend of his owner (Louise Jones).
"He might try point-to-pointing, but if he doesn't take to that he'll have a home for life."
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