Knock On Steel lands punt in Clonmel opener

He loves his racing and jumps brilliantly. He's a keen old sort but enjoys that ground and has got his day in the sun,. All along he hasn't been getting the rub of the green but things fell into place for him today when he got his ground. I had plenty left late on. I ride out for Brian (Jordan) in the mornings and do my own point to pointers in the afternoon - that's my first winner on the racecourse for a long time (since May 2012).

Early scare but all alright in the end for Shush

Belt gets some compo for Listowel demotion

2 from 3 for Sole Pretender

We always thought a lot of him and we thought we'd step him up in trip and expose the ones that mightn't stay and bowl along and make all,. He's a grand little horse and is worth getting up for every day - he's why we're trying to train horses. We might take him to England for a novice or else leave him off as he has enough done as he's a nice four year old. He's belonging to the best owner (Michael Hogan) that you could possibly have and he had chances to sell him after the bumper he won and he kept him. . Please god he'll be a horse for Galway next summer as we are yet to get a Galway winner and it'd be nice to get it. He's a lovely horse to look forward to.

Dundeedy Lad sharpened up by cheek-pieces

Bowe limbers up for coming point-to-point season

Bryan said after he rode him the last day at Listowel that if he'd have known him, he'd have gunned him earlier as he stays well,. He is competitive off that mark and probably doesn't jump well enough for a fence so we'll probably go for another one of these again. He'll get a holiday for the real winter and we'll make plenty use of him when the ground is right.

Newcomer Belle brings up Mullins Clonmel double