Clonmel Wed, 16th Sep, 2026  Mare Crisium she is well-bred and we trained her sister (Queen Of Thunder), who was unlucky to be narrowly beaten in a Group 3, so it is important to get a winning bracket today. Obviously when you buy them, you hope they'll be better but she has found her level and has shown consistency in her last few runs. She was one of a few who were fancied today, and got her turn. She has plenty size and scope, will stay in training next year and will probably run once more this year. She handles most grounds, except extremes and is effective from 1m2f to 1m4f. I think she'll improve next season.

Navan Wed, 2nd Sep, 2026  Cashel Blue she obviously ran well here previously and that’s only her fifth start in a handicap. She likes top of the ground, so time is running out in that regard. She was a fast finishing third here over the five (furlongs) and then we ran her back in Cork when she was a little slowly into stride. Billy (Lee, rider at Cork) said she took a while to warm into it so we tried cheekpieces today and she travelled well for young Reese. She battled away well to the line. She’s a home-bred, I’m very pleased for her owner Nick Varney as she’s out of his good mare Blue Uluru.

Wed, 2nd Sep, 2026  Cashel Blue she obviously ran well here previously and that’s only her fifth start in a handicap. She likes top of the ground, so time is running out in that regard. She was a fast finishing third here over the five (furlongs) and then we ran her back in Cork when she was a little slowly into stride. Billy (Lee, rider at Cork) said she took a while to warm into it so we tried cheekpieces today and she travelled well for young Reese. She battled away well to the line. She’s a home-bred, I’m very pleased for her owner Nick Varney as she’s out of his good mare Blue Uluru.