French makes most of getting run on Irish debut

She was getting a lot of weight off a mare who had more experience than her and the further she was going the better she was going,. She wasn't impressing me coming down the hill as I thought she was coming off the bridle and Paul said the same. We'll probably go up in trip but she could be alright at this trip if we ever get winter ground. We've had soft ground at Tramore, Cork and at Limerick. She will progress in mares' novice races and she will probably get a Triumph entry but she will want to be a lot sharper. She is owned by Sean McManus and his daughter Julie, from Drogheda who couldn't be here but take a big interest.

Nodoubt about result as Crawley strikes with There

He was running a nice race when he fell at Thurles and that was his first race for me. We had him out in front today and we put the hood on him and it helped,. The horses are going well at the minute and fair play to the lads as they took a chance buying him off a very shrewd trainer (Austin Leahy) in Limerick and he obliged for them today. He'll go for something similar next. .I'm delighted for the lads and everything came right today.

Daybreak dominates in Clonmel feature

De Bromhead doubles up with Capuccimix

Danse finds plenty back over timber

He is a tough horse and is faster over a fence than a hurdle - the jockey was good too!. He'll go to Naas now in a couple of weeks for a novice handicap chase.

Power grabs brace on Chimneys

He needs a good man on anyway! He has never run a bad race here and we're very happy with him,. None of our horses were running well last year but thankfully we have them back. He is after staying in great form. He'll stay at fences for this year now and will find a similar one in a fortnight or three week's time next.

O'Loughlin gets first 'track' winner with Sidetracked