He is coming to himself all the time and, being a full-brother to (stablemate) Ideal Pal, we had a rough idea he'd handle the ground. He was very weak early on this year but has started to strengthen. I wasn't expecting him to win as easy as that but he is going the right way and knows what it is all about. It's onwards and upwards but that's him finished for the year as he won't be going to the all-weather. He is named after a friend of mine Robbie McMahon and I'm delighted for him. He is from Leggagh and he asked me to call the horse after him. Michael Mulvany

After race at Bellewstown Wed, 1st Oct, 2025 (1st)  You'd nearly think it was easy!. He's a great honest horse and he loved the ground. Terry gave him a great ride and he had him in the right place all the way. The instructions he got were when he got to the top bend, take it up. Away he went. He's very adaptable and a good honest horse. He wants to win, that's the main thing. He probably will (get more hurdle opportunities). Hopefully, the handicapper doesn't go mad now. When he gets those conditions in those types of races, he's an honest horse. Terry deserves it, a hard worker. Michael Mulvany

After race at Roscommon Mon, 12th May, 2025 (1st)  It’s lovely for the young fella. He’s after hitting the goalposts a number of times. He’s a year and a-half with us and is a good, hard-working lad. He came through the same academy as Wesley (Joyce) and I’m delighted for them. It’s a real Limerick success and hopefully it’s onwards and upwards. He’s improving all the time and is well worth his claim. It took Wesley a while to get going and hopefully we can get Terry going now as well with a few winners. He’s a good, genuine horse and an ideal horse for him. He’ll probably go back hurdling at some stage. Michael Mulvany

After race at Naas Sun, 23rd Feb, 2025 (1st)  it was ideal conditions for the horse. He hit the last two hurdles the last day and fell-in, but he jumped a lot better today. I knew he had improved from the last day, but I didn’t think he had improved that much. We’ll probably go back to the Flat with him now and he really does like that ground. Michael Mulvany

After race at Naas Sat, 8th Feb, 2025 (1st)  he ran well the last day (at Fairyhouse) and, on his Flat form, was entitled to be there or thereabouts in a race like that. He battered the last two hurdles but stuck at it well. He’s a hardy little horse and guts won it for him in the finish. He can mix it between hurdles and the Flat and wants the ground like that (soft). Michael Mulvany

After race at Navan Wed, 29th Mar, 2023 (1st)  We were forced into running as the 12lb rise was going to be hard. Duke Of Leggagh is a lovely horse in the making and looks like a horse that will jump a hurdle as well. He's growing and developing all the time. It took a while last year for the penny to drop with him but it did in Galway and Gary (Carroll, completing a double for Mulvany) said there is still a bit left in him there so hopefully it's onwards and upwards. He wants that ground and he stays that trip well. I think he'll develop into a lovely three-year-old hurdler in time. His full-brother (Ideal Pal) won the novice handicap hurdle in Fairyhouse last year and he's a better horse than him. Michael Mulvany

After race at Galway Mon, 31st Oct, 2022 (1st)  He is coming to himself all the time and, being a full-brother to (stablemate) Ideal Pal, we had a rough idea he'd handle the ground. He was very weak early on this year but has started to strengthen. I wasn't expecting him to win as easy as that but he is going the right way and knows what it is all about. It's onwards and upwards but that's him finished for the year as he won't be going to the all-weather. He is named after a friend of mine Robbie McMahon and I'm delighted for him. He is from Leggagh and he asked me to call the horse after him. Michael Mulvany