Cork Wed, 9th Sep, 2026  The Scallionator Mick has big faith in me and I'm grateful to the Clearys Syndicate for letting me ride The Scallionator as well. Doing bottom-weight is no trouble for me and I don't even own a weighing scales. I just come racing and enjoy it. The next step is to find that good horse who will bring me to the next level. I rode The Scallionator in Royal Ascot and in the Group 1 Phoenix Stakes this year, so hopefully I can get one of those type horses. I have given Wesley a lot of his winners and it is nice for him to do this. Things (injuries) have happened along the way but he is where he is now and is my stable jockey now. The instructions were to bounce him out and lead, and the reason he came here was to qualify him for the final of the series at Naas (October 11).

Navan Wed, 2nd Sep, 2026  Land Of The Giants I’m delighted as he belongs to my yard sponsor James O’Sullivan who is a great supporter of mine, as was his dad Bart before him. Bart started me off and introduced me to the Dooleys (owners). It means a lot to have this winner. Adam was good on him, he got a lovely ‘possy’, so I couldn’t complain. He was back down in that grade having been running in 0-70s, and sometimes coming back is easier for them. He’ll definitely go to Laytown now for something.

Navan Wed, 2nd Sep, 2026  Land Of The Giants I’m delighted as he belongs to my yard sponsor James O’Sullivan who is a great supporter of mine, as was his dad Bart before him. Bart started me off and introduced me to the Dooleys (owners). It means a lot to have this winner. Adam was good on him, he got a lovely ‘possy’, so I couldn’t complain. He was back down in that grade having been running in 0-70s, and sometimes coming back is easier for them. He’ll definitely go to Laytown now for something.

Cork Sun, 30th Aug, 2026  Sunrise Angel I thought this horse would be rated a lot higher by now. He was disappointing and was hanging in his races. Thanks to (vet) Ger Kelly he spotted a thing with kissing spines after his last run. We had him treated for it and it seems to have made a difference. He didn't hang today and did everything right. He had a good run when he was beaten a neck in a Curragh nursery last year and he was working like one of our best two-year-olds in the autumn. He came here on his first run this year and ran badly. We brought him over the Ger and he found the problem. I thought he'd be a horse in the mid 70s, at least, by now. Hopefully there is more to come. It's only three weeks since he was done and he should improve a bit from the run. We didn't do a lot with him since.