Ballinrobe Tue, 21st Jul, 2026  No Mon No Fun It's great to get one on the board and I got a good kick out of that, there's a lot more work involved with training a winner compared to just turning up at the track and riding one. We fancied him at Limerick, but he didn't quite get home over two and a half and the easy track here helped him. He's always worked like a nice horse, and a quick enough one. He lost confidence after falling in his first point-to-point, and the run the last day helped him to get it back. Like most of ours, he has a 'for sale' sign!. I'll probably do much the same as my father. We'll try and keep a few nice horses for the track, but the bread and butter is buying young horses, bringing them on and producing them, and then selling them on. I still have my jockey's licence, so if I can find a nice enough horse, I'll be ready to ride it.