North Shore lands the odds in Killarney opener

We kept it nice and straightforward as when you are the best horse, you just want to pop out in front and keep it nice and simple. Keith said he won well in the end, I'd say the runner-up is a good horse and they finished 19 lengths clear. He is a 133-rated horse so should be winning a maiden and I'm delighted for the owners Owen Daley, who is here today, and Richard Fleming. Owen left at 2am to get here from Wolverhampton, so it is great it worked out.

Mullins' Magico wins on hurdling debut

Mullins & Townend take the lead on Day 7 of new season

Sainte Lucie was coming back in trip but I’d say she will be going back out again, as I wasn’t able to go the gallop. I thought the others were gone but the cheekpieces definitely worked, and she stayed galloping. It wasn’t until halfway up the home straight that I thought I’d catch Break My Soul and my mare came with a good run. We thought a lot of her as a juvenile and she is only now starting to put it together.

Keane's hurdler has really turned the Corner

He has been a brilliant horse for me, I have won three on him and today he pricked his ears when he won. He has a bit of age now, he is settling better in his races and I think he will stay 2m4f no problem. He jumped unbelievably well.

Hayes gets off the mark for new season

Miss Doyenne adds another win to her tally

Bolger enhances his fine record in Killarney feature

Charlie knows him well, won on him last year in Tipperary and the horse had a nice blow out in the charity race at Punchestown last week, where he was ridden by Kate O'Leary, who works with us. He jumped well and loves that trip. He'll probably get eight or 10 pounds for winning today but Charlie takes 5lb off, which helps. . Charlie is with me every Monday and it was a clever ride today, as he did everything that was asked of him.

Bumper win gives Mullins a treble at Killarney