Downpatrick Sun, 14th Jun, 2026  Georginas Jet It wasn't really the plan, we were to sit in behind the leaders, but she got hold of the bit and she was running keen on him, so he said he'd let her slide on. She was gassy everywhere and Gavin gave her a grand ride. Jack (Gilligan) was to ride her, but claiming off 10-8 would be a struggle for him. Her half-brother (Jerry From Kerry) bolted in there last Sunday in Punchestown. She has always been a filly that would win. The ground the last day in Limerick was atrocious. She had kind of course form (placed) here on the better ground. The only concern I had was the drop back in trip. It is nice for the syndicate that own her. Unfortunately, none of them are here today, but she is a winner now. She's a lovely filly; she is all heart and guts. She's grand, we won't get too carried away.

Tramore Sat, 30th May, 2026  Menas Miracle If she stays in that kind of company it would be grand. It’s hard to keep her right,. said Walsh. There are a lot of horses like that for these sharp tracks. The man that had her, Peter Aspell, was only buried two weeks ago. His son took the mare over. It’s sad that she didn’t win for him two weeks ago in Wexford but I’d say he was driving her on tonight. She’ll go for another one of those races now somewhere on good ground.

Tramore Sat, 30th May, 2026  Menas Miracle Speaking after the race, trainer Brendan Walsh said, 'If she stays in that kind of company it would be grand. Its hard to keep her right

Punchestown Fri, 1st May, 2026  Jetbob This has been the plan for a while,. He probably wanted that bit of dry ground. In fairness Jamie came out with a plan in his head and by-God he executed it well. You’d be hoping he’d turn into a good Foxhunters horse next year. He’s very big so you’d be hoping next year he’d be a year better and more mature. He’ll get a good summer and we’ll make a plan for next year. Jumping is a big asset to this horse, I think he just rubbed one fence, but I can’t commend Jamie enough he was outstanding on him. I’m very lucky to have him. I knew when I saw how far clear he was going to two out that he would stay and I seen Rob (James) giving Ian McCarthy’s horse (Hearts And Spades) a little shove. I wasn’t confident until he jumped the last. It’s great when it comes off.

Punchestown Fri, 1st May, 2026  Jetbob This has been the plan for a while,. He probably wanted that bit of dry ground. In fairness Jamie came out with a plan in his head and by-God he executed it well. You’d be hoping he’d turn into a good Foxhunters horse next year. He’s very big so you’d be hoping next year he’d be a year better and more mature. He’ll get a good summer and we’ll make a plan for next year. Jumping is a big asset to this horse, I think he just rubbed one fence, but I can’t commend Jamie enough he was outstanding on him. I’m very lucky to have him. I knew when I saw how far clear he was going to two out that he would stay and I seen Rob (James) giving Ian McCarthy’s horse (Hearts And Spades) a little shove. I wasn’t confident until he jumped the last. It’s great when it comes off.

Fairyhouse Mon, 6th Apr, 2026  Jet To Monte Carlo It’s a great start to the day. He’s a horse that showed a lot and we couldn’t unearth it for one reason or another until now,. I suppose with him being such an impressive point-to-point winner we thought he’d be more of a stayer. It didn’t happen anytime we went up to two-and-a-half miles over hurdles, he didn’t get home. He looks like he has a real high cruising speed and two miles seems to be the trip that suits him best. I think we’ve learned our lesson today. We were bitterly disappointing with him on a few occasions, his homework was good enough but he wasn’t getting home. He’s nearly a June foal as well and next year he’ll only being coming to himself physically.

Fairyhouse Mon, 6th Apr, 2026  Jet To Monte Carlo It’s a great start to the day. He’s a horse that showed a lot and we couldn’t unearth it for one reason or another until now,. I suppose with him being such an impressive point-to-point winner we thought he’d be more of a stayer. It didn’t happen anytime we went up to two-and-a-half miles over hurdles, he didn’t get home. He looks like he has a real high cruising speed and two miles seems to be the trip that suits him best. I think we’ve learned our lesson today. We were bitterly disappointing with him on a few occasions, his homework was good enough but he wasn’t getting home. He’s nearly a June foal as well and next year he’ll only being coming to himself physically.