Game On opens his account for Galway Plate winning team

It was a good horse (Toad Hall) we followed the last day and he kind of dragged us out and it kind of half killed him, so we said today we wouldn't just send him as far out. I think we will go straight over fences with him now. He's a real fast-ground horse, he jumps very well.

Our Zebo defies weight rise to double up for Kelly

He'll not be in that 0-100 much longer. Blinkers and that trip, dropped him out and took his time again - that seems to be the key. Alex gets on well with him, you couldn't take him off. He was always going well at home. We took him to England last year and backed him a couple of times and he was very disappointing. It was probably our fault as we rode him too handy. He's a very, very good work horse at home. He loves to be dropped out and passing horses. Probably big, flat, galloping tracks don't suit this horse because he is a wee bit quirky in himself. Up and down hills, twisting and turning, keeps him thinking. Tramore, here and Sligo - those sort of tight tracks. I think he saves a good wee bit for himself. I thought today the Shark's horse (Hanlon, Mother Ship) was 19lb better off with us and I was afraid of her, but he did it well. That horse got cut off at the top of the hill and you need a bit of luck in races, we got it. I'd rather give him three to four weeks (off).

Youlita does enough to land plenty of bets

A bit of heat exhaustion I'd say. He made heavy enough weather of it. He said he was having a look as well. He wasn't doing him any favours and he (Philip Byrnes) had to get stuck into him. It looked to be only a two-horse race and I'm a bit disappointed he didn't go on and do it.

Curling's Lodge proves Queen at Downpatrick

Well Loved one for Power and Deegan

Riggs back to winning ways for Cluskey

Market gets it right as Kenisa Sport wins Downpatrick nightcap