Down Royal Tue, 17th Mar, 2026  Let Him B He ran well. He is down at 84 (rating) and appreciated the better ground. We'll see if he comes out again soon - he had a small bit of tendon issues, and we have to mind him a bit. We'll give him to this grade for the time being and he will probably jump a fence.

Naas Sun, 8th Mar, 2026  Mojoe That was a lovely one. He’s a nice horse and we’ve always thought a nice bit of him. The ground isn’t exactly what we’re looking for with him, but it’s drying all the time which is a help to him. He’ll probably be better on a bit of nicer ground. All going well now, we’ll probably keep him for the two-and-a-half mile handicap at Punchestown. He had a nice weight in that and, all going well, he should sneak into that race at Punchestown now.

Punchestown Mon, 12th Jan, 2026  Mojoe I thought Simon was class on him. He’s not the most straightforward horse in the world, he can be on and off the bridle. When he’s free, he’s very free, and then he can be hard to get going. His jumping was a lot slicker today, I was a bit worried with it being his first handicap. I think the third-last was the only one he missed, other than that he was foot perfect. The ground probably isn’t as tacky as yesterday, so lucky enough that he was in today rather than yesterday. I’m delighted for Jim (Browne, owner), he’d be more used to the Flat than jumps. This is more of a novelty for him and it’s great to get a winner for him. We’ll see what the handicapper does now. We might have to look at a ‘120’ with him, something similar over two-and-a-half (miles).

Punchestown Mon, 12th Jan, 2026  Mojoe I thought Simon was class on him. He’s not the most straightforward horse in the world, he can be on and off the bridle. When he’s free, he’s very free, and then he can be hard to get going. His jumping was a lot slicker today, I was a bit worried with it being his first handicap. I think the third last was the only one he missed, other than that he was foot perfect. The ground probably isn’t as tacky as yesterday, so lucky enough that he was in today rather than yesterday. I’m delighted for Jim (Browne, owner), he’d be more used to the Flat than jumps. This is more of a novelty for him and it’s great to get a winner for him. We’ll see what the handicapper does now. We might have to look at a ‘120’ with him, something similar over two-and-a-half (miles).