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Aloha Hawaii! O'Brien's filly secures stakes success

'Speed horse' soars in the Round Tower

Red Letter wins Snow Fairy Stakes

that was lovely and as I said to Barry (Mahon, Juddmonte’s racing manager) she’s crying out for that trip but is probably only ready for it now. You can see it in her physically, she’s only filling her frame. We’ve just had to be so patient with her and we have a lovely horse to look forward to next year. Hopefully she’ll fill all of her potential in the next 12 months and is a filly to look forward to. We’re looking forward to Champions Weekend, which is very important to us, and we’ll have a look at the Blandford. The ground is very important as she needs ease. Obviously the family have their say with her but we’ve been training her with all of this in mind, with both the back-end of the season and next year. I think she can get 1m4f no problem.

Stack has Million in mind for Curragh winner

his first couple of runs were alright but I’d say in Down Royal he didn’t act on the track. I’m delighted for John (Barrett) and everyone, and hopefully he’s progressive. He’s in the Goffs Million so whether we roll the dice in that or not, we’ll see.

Weld Edges another Cambridgeshire win

both my horses ran super and Coeur D’Or (winner in 2023) ran a cracker finishing fourth. I’m delighted with Jagged Edge. He’s a big horse, loves to be fresh and when he won for us in Cork, he looked like he was going to go on but just lost his way. We left him alone and he’s come back nicely. The ground was probably ideal for him and today was the day. I was delighted for Maurice Regan and Newtown Anner (sponsors of the earlier juvenile Group 3 fillies’ race), who are great supporters of mine and they bred him. I was delighted that Maurice’s mum Patricia was here today, she’s a great lady.

Flynn’s progressive filly wins again

Olivia Marnane wins Smullen Cancer Trials charity race