Navan Sat, 16th May, 2026  Baggot Street the delay was fortunate for us, as the rain which fell during that time helped this filly. She has run very effectively for Charlie (Johnston) all last year, so we had a good line on her. We felt by keeping it simple racing from the front over six furlongs would suit and she has nicked it there. Pierce (Molony, owner) is a good supporter of us and I'd imagine she will head off to the breeding shed. She has a great pedigree and is now a winner, so it is job done on our part.

Curragh Sun, 15th Mar, 2026  Pollenca I expected that, to be honest. She had a nice run in Dundalk where she probably should have won, as she ran green and we decided to put her away for this race. I’d have been disappointed if she was beaten as she’s a nice filly. He got caught a bit further back than he wanted but was always going to win once she started rallying. I think she’s a nice filly and she’ll have stamina to stay a mile and maybe 1m2f. You could say she’d go for a Guineas trial but I think she’d be better at a mile. That seven furlongs is the least she wants and today’s (heavy) ground made the difference. The owners (Halley family) are sellers so I might not have her too long.

Dundalk Fri, 13th Mar, 2026  Flanker Jet He is probably fitter than the filly and six furlongs I think stretches the filly a little bit. She is free in front, so I think she needs to drop to five furlongs until she settles. She put her head down and came back, and I think she is going to improve a lot after that race. If they do go hard over six he comes home well.

Dundalk Fri, 23rd Jan, 2026  Flanker Jet He finished the race well. He has been working very well at home. Last time, he was a little bit quiet and today he has come in form. I'd say a mile will be no problem for him. He has a big stride and is a very sound horse. As the year goes on, I think he is going to improve again. Something like that (a nice handicap on the turf over seven furlongs or a mile).