Lake Ontario off the mark at Naas

Murtagh completes quick double

That was good, I would have been very disappointed if he didn't win. He was very unlucky the last day when he was nearly knocked down at Tipperary. So we just wanted to get him back out and get his confidence back. There are plenty of options for him now, we might go for the Listed Race over five furlongs in the Curragh in two weeks time.

Doorock gets his head in front

I'm delighted with that win, he ran well in Leopardstown the last day. He was thirty pounds out of the handicap and he was only beaten about seven lengths. Niall McCullagh who rides him on all his work, said he was really back to his best and he'd get from between six furlongs and a mile. We'll probably go for something similar we'll just have to wait and see what the handicapper does with him.

Rayhani back to form

When he took him home from Killarney, Nikki the girl who looks after him thought he might have a little problem behind. She has done great work with him the last two weeks. I think it was either that or the ground but whatever it was he was back to himself. I thought he was impressive there and he got the job done nicely. We'll give all the credit to Nikki Moore who has done hours of work on his back. We'll mix it with the flat and over hurdles for the time being.

Decision supplies McManus with treble

It's a good day, I never thought this lad would win a race. We were very unlucky not to be brought down by Queen Of Cool when she slipped up.

Hanakiyya gets job done

Critic Rocks home for Roche

I'm glad the line came when it did. He did what we expected him to do. He's the lead horse for Profound Beauty that's his main job so you won't see much of him now as he'll be busy at home.

Duff at his best