Dundalk Fri, 5th Nov, 2021  Golden Twilight Mikey (Sheehy) is very good and is a huge advantage in those apprentice races. He disappointed here after winning his maiden at the Curragh and Niall (McCullagh) thought he made a bit of a noise so we put a tongue tie on him. Shane (Foley) just said he never felt that comfortable the last night but he’s been training well at home. He’s a grand horse with a very good temperament and seems to enjoy the surface. I’d say he’ll tip away here.

Cork Tue, 28th Sep, 2021  Stylistic Approach If there's time, it'll be more of the same with this horse and then he'll head to the horses-in-training sales. He will get further (than today's mile) and will probably go jumping.

Gowran Park Wed, 1st Sep, 2021  Mother Country She won in Naas and then got no run really in Galway. It’s nice to get back into another three-year-old only handicap and she did it well from the front. She was nice and positive and will get a stiff seven or a mile. We’ll try and get some black type with her now. Billy thought she was idling in front and would love to get a lead with her again. She jumped so smartly that he wasn’t going to take her back and everything worked out.

Tipperary Thu, 26th Aug, 2021  Bosca Cheoil We’re delighted with her. She has a lovely pedigree and is the family of Smart Strike, a nice Canadian family. I’d say the boss will keep her now as a broodmare with that bracket.

Tipperary Thu, 26th Aug, 2021  Geometrical He’s going to the Horses-In-Training Sale in October and there is plenty of mileage left in him. The drop back in trip suited him and he travelled very well throughout the race. He quickened up very nicely and won well. Una Manning, representing

Naas Sun, 22nd Aug, 2021  Clara's Approach I took my licence out in March and I have a few in training at Clifton Lodge on the Curragh. I have 8 in at the moment and have room for 15.

Curragh Fri, 13th Aug, 2021  Golden Twilight He was in training last year but was very weak. I then trained him as a bumper horse and thought that he didn’t quite stay. We then ran over a mile and a half at Ballinrobe and Ronan (Whelan) came in and said this horse has loads of pace and you could drop him back to a mile and a quarter. He’d a very wide draw and I said to Dylan to go forward as he’s a big, long-striding horse and needs a bit of space. It’s worked out great. I’m delighted to have a winner for Frank Lynch as he had horses with us years ago. He’s had to be patient with this horse and I’m delighted that it has paid off. He’s a big, tall horse and is only starting to strengthen up now. He shows a good attitude, loves the ground and got into a lovely rhythm. Dylan gave him a peach of a ride.