Results Galway Sun, 2nd Aug, 2015

Dollar And A Dream pays off

He needs to be ridden with confidence. Shane was very good on him, and that was a Ruby Walsh or Paul Carberry job.

Slygufftou stays on well in Ballybrit

This horse has given me a hard time at home but I forgive him all now. I was saying beforehand that I should have waited for Roscommon (on Tuesday).

Baraweez does the biz again in feature

It is horses for courses. We've had a hard week with him. He'd a bruised foot and was lame all week but my staff have done a great job, and the vet here was also a great help. He only came sound this morning, and if the race was yesterday he wouldn't have run. The lad cantered him two furlongs this morning and he was fine afterwards. This course probably suits him because he travels well, although the ground was a bit soft for him today. He was very game, and the kid (Donnacha O'Brien) gave him a great ride. He'll come back for the race he won at Leopardstown in September, and back here again next year hopefully. We love coming here as they do a great job and everyone is so friendly.

Cailin Annamh too strong for Rebel Fitz

She had a wind operation and that's why she was so long coming back. I put the tongue tie back on today and a pair of blinkers as she was not doing a thing in Killarney.

Bally Longford ploughs through the turf

Whatsforuwontgobyu gives Martin double

We've always thought he was a nice horse but it has taken a while for the penny to drop. He's versatile and won his hurdle at Sligo. He's a dual-purpose horse and a nice prospect going forward. He got very strong from last year to this.

Almela impresses on debut at Galway

Fugi Mountain bookends week for Mullins

He's always showed plenty at home, and I was disappointed when he was beaten on debut at Leopardstown. He shows plenty of speed. He'll probably go for another bumper and then go novice hurdling. He's not a middle of winter horse. He's a nice prospect and showed nice gears. I'm delighted with the way the week has gone.