Killer Miller on the money

Noel liked him and he was for sale so this is a quick return and he should jump a fence down the road.

Chief Of Panama bosses them in Limerick

On Sunday I rang the owners and said I probably wouldn't be declaring him as I thought the ground would be too soft but yesterday I was surprised to see it yielding to soft and when I looked at the race and with David's claim, I thought we had a right chance. He was quite weak but has got stronger over the winter break and is maturing with his races. He'll make a nice chaser but will stay hurdling for the time being. The winning owners (Knees Up Syndicate) are a family syndicate and headed by James Treacy, from Galway, while others are based in Wexford and England.

Pyromaniac justifies favouritism at Limerick

on his run the last day he was entitled to win and he dug deep today. He has a bit of toe and that won the day for him and he'll tip away quietly in conditions races and on the flat. He's not yet a Galway Hurdle type horse as he hasn't the experience and is only a second season novice.

Pair of outsiders fight out finish to LK hurdle

he (Accordion Twilight) has always been a nice horse and is owned by Paddy Ryan from Toomevara. I bred him myself and he is out of a bumper and point-to-point placed mare who hadn't many runs. He never did a bad piece of work but has just taken time and he'll jump a fence in time. He won't run on rock hard ground as he's too nice a horse.

Flaming Dawn gives Walsh a double

Crown Theatre delivers winning performance

Good Thyne Tara shows plenty on her debut

Vincent (Conte) rides her out every day and told me she was working very well. She was very green for one of ours and hadn't been away. She jumped the road past the stands and pricked her ears when she got to the front so I'd say there's plenty improvement in her.