Hotpot Craftsman gets job done in opener

Cash proves tough for King

.For a while I thought he was a quick ground horse but Rory (Cleary) said that six furlongs on soft ground might suit him,.

Eye Storms to easy Listed success

.He didn't do the right thing at Galway. It was his first run for a long time and he ran off the first bend. That cost me the race as he lost six lengths,.

Hayes' fine run continues on Grey

.The plan was to keep him handy and let him stride along as he's a good big striding horse. Chris found the pace wasn't strong enough so he made up his mind early and dictated it,. Fair play to Chris it was a great ride and that's why he's a Group One jockey now.

Memories survives last flight scare

Shane sat well! He said he travelled sweetly throughout the race but was getting there a bit easy on him.

White Star cruises home in Kerry National

Lavery lunges late on Sock

We always thought a nice bit of him but to figure him out was the key,. His jumping was a little bit off the first couple of days . he needed a little bit of time to learn and adjust but he's getting it together and is a good improving horse. We'll tip away for the time being and see. He stays well, on his pedigree he'll get two-and-a-half well, and he'll jump a fence in time as well. We'll probably run him in a handicap and progress from there. He'll go over fences next year. I was a small bit surprised on the ground but expected a good run. It's my first winner for Michael Fanning, who is a neighbour in Rosegreen, so I'm delighted for him.

Gate gains deserved win in finale

That wasn't before time. He's been unlucky but he's always had ability,.