Wexford Wed, 27th May, 2026  He's My Hero He’s a horse that should improve an awful lot, and Jack said he blew up two furlongs from home. He had winter form; he was so difficult to train and had been off for so long. He obviously had enough done at home; I was worried about coming out with a horse that wouldn’t have been fit. He always showed that he was a decent horse, but he got injured. We had him back and then he went again. He’s had no complications since the last time he came in. We’re just delighted. He was only beaten a length by Croke Park in his point-to-point and then his form was good but unfortunately the injuries happened. He’s a decent horse.

Wexford Wed, 27th May, 2026  Kiltealy Park It didn’t look likely and I’d say yer man must have been 1/100 jumping the last!. It’s nice to get her back on track; she had a few disappointing runs. She was very unlucky in the Blazers one year and then we put blinkers on her and she was a bit keen. We said we’d leave them off and try to settle her. It was ideal today in a four-runner race to lob around and get her confidence back. It’s great to win something that didn’t look likely. It looked all over and I would have been happy with second, but she galloped well to the line. We’ll see where we go from here.

Wexford Wed, 27th May, 2026  Sageborough He won his maiden hurdle here and he was actually running a respectable race in Cheltenham when he fell two from home. Today off his mark we would have been disappointed if he hadn’t been involved. Sean was pleased with him. Coming down the hill it looked like he was going to be in trouble a bit, but he was tracking Henry’s horse and the gaps appeared for him because he tracked him. He jumped the last well and got on top, so we’re delighted. We thought a nice bit of him coming to his maiden hurdle here and then he obviously disappointed, but I’d say that’s his ground. He wears a tongue-tie for a reason. We won’t be letting him out (to grass).