Curragh Sun, 4th Oct, 2026  Iamimmaculate Declan gave him a beautiful ride. Gave him plenty of cover and got there late. It looked tight but he said he always had them covered. I'm delighted with that. He said we can step him up to a mile-and-a-half if we want. He loved the ground.

Bellewstown Wed, 30th Sep, 2026  White Smoke It depended on where the line was - at the beginning of the gap she's not (up) and then she is. We said to stay out there until you come to the elbow because of better ground, well it is not used anyway. Thank God, we have been a long time waiting for her to win. I don't know if she would run again this year.

Bellewstown Wed, 30th Sep, 2026  White Smoke It depended on where the line was - at the beginning of the gap she's not (up) and then she is. We said to stay out there until you come to the elbow because of better ground, well it is not used anyway. Thank God, we have been a long time waiting for her to win. I don't know if she would run again this year.

Curragh Sun, 13th Sep, 2026  Coul Angel He did it very well; I’m very pleased. I thought we’d win. It was a tough handicap. He’s been in great form and he’s been unlucky a few times at York. Tom gave him a great ride; he’s kept straight today as well which he doesn’t normally do. The key was being patient with him. After York I sort of looked at this race and thought it would be an ideal race for him. We’ve had a few runners in it before and it was the perfect race for him, and the track was ideal. We’re two from two here. We’ll see how he comes out of it and then have a look and see what else there is for him. I think he’ll keep improving; he’s not the full article yet. I think he’ll definitely improve again next year.

Galway Tue, 8th Sep, 2026  Coulstys Way She has been unlucky all year; she didn't get much of a run in Listowel and I trained her for the festival here in July but she got brought down, when I think she'd have finished second. It is great to get that and Charles Cranston and his mates have been very patient. She loves soft ground, so she'll be kept busy now and will rock on to Listowel.

Naas Sun, 23rd Aug, 2026  Steel Magnolia That’s grand, she’s my own. Amanda and myself bred her,. said McCreery. She’s Happy Henry’s little sister, so it’s great that the two of them have won this year, it keeps everything rolling. It’s great to get another winner for Billy, he’s riding out of his skin. I’m delighted. We’ll look for something similar for her.

Leopardstown Thu, 20th Aug, 2026  Ben Hur I thought Adam went to the front very early in Galway. He was travelling really well but he went to the front nearly at the bottom of the hill but that wasn't the day to do that. He made up for it today. He's a nice horse. All going well, he'll probably turn up in the four-year-old handicap hurdle in Listowel (Lartigue). He will run on the Flat again but I think he'll go to Listowel.

Tramore Sat, 15th Aug, 2026  A Pretty Penny She won in Ballinrobe earlier in the season and the tighter tracks seem to suit her better. She was second here at the last meeting and we knew she'd handle the track. Shay gave her a great ride. He carried out the instructions to a tee. We didn't even look past today, to be honest. The plan was always to come back here.

Galway Mon, 27th Jul, 2026  Madbadanddangerous He’s a nice horse. The ground was a help, it was easy ground which it was in the north the last day,. I said to Colin to try and ride him the same as Gavin (Ryan) did the last day, which worked out quite well, and he said it was spot on. He said he’d go further and two miles wouldn’t be a problem. We could maybe head for the Irish Cesarewitch or something like that, I don’t know if a three-year-old could win the Cesarewitch. Maybe he might. It’s worth a lot of money so we’ll go there. I would have kept him for Friday but he wasn’t going to get in. It was a good performance with the weight and we had the man of the moment. We’ll paddle on with the Flat for the moment. I’d say he’d jump hurdles, he’s a big horse, but we’ll see how far we can get on the Flat first. I’m delighted for Seamus (Hunt), unfortunately he doesn’t move around that much anymore but he gets a great kick out of watching them on the telly as well. He’ll be thrilled.