Seafield delivers on 1st go over flights

I didn't think he had enough done to win today as he hadn't been away for a gallop. He was unlucky not to win his bumper in Naas where they went no gallop and he was caught for toe. I don't know what happened him at the Festival here (finished ninth). Alain was brilliant on him there and never panicked. He gave two blows out there so you'd expect a lot of improvement. He'll probably run again in three weeks in a winners race and the Barry & Sandra Kelly Memorial at Navan would be on our minds for him. He's a fair one.

O'Hare & Lynch strike again

Prince makes it two for the Nolans

He rubbed off the first and that crowned him as he put in a nice round of jumping after. He settled well today which has been an issue with him before. We made a mess of him last season, running him back in the Lismullen Hurdle just a week after winning at Naas and we won't be doing that again as he needs time between his races. He probably doesn't see out three miles and we'd see him as more of a middle distance horse (between two and two and a half miles). Hopefully he'll have learned plenty from that and we'll talk to Mr Sharkey (the owner) now with regard to plans. He could come back here for the Craddockstown Chase (on November 14th) and the Drinmore would be another possible race for him.

Johnbrowne looks Great at Punchestown

Gaelic Grounds makes it 2 from 2

Borolee catches the Babe on the line

The ground was against us until the rain came which helped. We've have no plans but he has been a good servant.

Elliott makes a Beauty out of Brave

She is a nice mare and won very well. It is hard to keep condition on her and we'll see how she comes out of this before making plans.