Realt rallies to land opener

I'm delighted to get the win as he's been very consistent without just getting there,. He's still very green as we seen there at the last when he wasn't great but he won snug enough in the end. My dad Sean bred him and he's out of Rua Laas, who was my first winner as a public trainer. She has another few to come. He's entered at Galway in the two-and-a-half mile novice on Thursday but it's doubtful that he'll run after the way he jumped there. I'll have to talk it over with the owners. The syndicate are from Malahide and they were keen to go to Galway.

Enright on mark again with Bulletproof

Jones gets good tune from Opera

He has to go on a tight track as he only just gets two-miles,. We'll go back to Tramore now hopefully and might aim a bit higher at the Richard Power Handicap Hurdle.

Jack runs out ready winner

Annie off the mark over fences

She deserved that and the form of her race the last day has worked out well,. We'll keep it low key at the moment and hopefully she'll go for some of the graded races at Tipperary and Roscommon later in the year. She needs it like the road. That's four wins now and she's a well-bred mare. Her owner's (Elizabeth O'Leary) husband Jim is my farrier and has been with me for 26 years. In fact he's with me longer than the wife as I'm married 25 years!

Drumlister leads his rivals a merry dance

Mortar appreciates better conditions

Fahey shines on Crystal