Salesin gets there eventually

It's great he won. He has been knocking at the door and he has had three quick runs now but I had to run him because he was getting the allowances. He might go for a novice chase now. I thought Tyner's horse (Commandment) was going to pick him up but he kept going well. He likes the fast ground and even with the rain the boys said they are only barely getting into it.

Same again from De Senectute

Derby back with a bang

He was obviously a bit fitter than I thought. He is heading for the Plate at Galway now. If the ground is good he'll go there with a reasonable chance. He is rated 132 and that should see him in with a nice weight. I'd have been happy with a good run here. He pulled a muscle at Newcastle the last time he ran (on the 28th of November 2009) and that saw us missing Punchestown and it made Galway the objective.

Call Fine returning from a break

She is something else to jump but I was worried about the ground. She runs well fresh though and she proved me wrong about the ground. She got a great ride and Keith is a lovely rider, I've had my eye on him for a while now. We were going to go over fences with her but we might reconsider now, we'll just play it by ear. She is a half-sister to a horse (One Call) that was going to win a point-to-point by a distance until he fell at the second last. We'll have him out again sometime too.

Katie & Nodouraboura see it out best

Mullins doubles-up with Johnny

Kenneally on the mark at Cork again

I keep about four horses and I'm training for about three or four years. This fellow will probably go hurdling now. I didn't think he'd like the ground but Colin said he went away through it grand.