<text>  The team behind Sgt Reckless have yet to decide if the gelding will run in the Arkle Challenge Trophy at Cheltenham after just one run over fences. Trainer Mick Channon, former trainer Henrietta Knight and owner Tim Radford will discuss the situation after the eight-year-old strutted his stuff in pleasing fashion in a schooling session over two miles after racing at Doncaster on Saturday. Ridden by Will Kennedy, Sgt Reckless put in a clear round of jumping as he came home ahead of his stable companion Paradise Valley. Sgt Reckless comes home in front to win an all weather maiden at Lingfield Park Racecourse in January . Watching on were Radford and the trainers son Michael Channon jnr. Were in a horrible position in that everyones telling us how to train him yet we know hes only half the horse if he hasnt got good ground, said Channon jnr. The ground was good here at Doncaster and we would have loved to have been in a race. He jumped very well and Will Kennedy was more than happy. Its another step towards what were going to do and we have to do whats right by the horse. Hes in the Arkle and also in the County over hurdles. The Arkle is our dream. Its whether were doing the right thing in terms of what weve got under our belt. Mick Channon and Henrietta Knight will again team up for the Cheltenham Festival this year . Well leave the decision to Mick Channon, Hen Henrietta Knight and Tim Radford. Weve done everything right there. We know hes got the ability, but whether hes got the experience to go into the Arkle. I wish it wasnt this way. I just wish we could do what everyone is telling us to do, but we know the horse wont go in soft, horrible ground. Cheltenham is the Holy Grail, but we will do what is right for the horse. We all want to go to Cheltenham but is it right for the Sergeant? Since making a successful debut over fences at Uttoxeter in late October, Sgt Reckless has finished fifth behind Faugheen in the Christmas Hurdle at Kempton and won a mile and a half maiden Flat race on the Polytrack at Lingfield in January. Ruby Walsh riding Faugheen clear the last to win The williamhill.com Christmas Hurdle Race at Kempton Park . 