Curragh Sat, 25th Sep, 2021  Gaire Os Ard She has taken a little bit of time but is a filly with a future and she can run over anything from six furlongs to a mile. She is a big filly and we’ll try to get some black-type for her, maybe not this year but it will certainly be on the cards for next year.

Naas Mon, 2nd Aug, 2021  Magic Chegaga I'm really happy with the mare and she seems to be improving. We thought today would really suit, the bigger galloping track and a little bit of ease in the ground. That was definitely a part of the improvement. It's great to have her. I might look to get a bit of black-type with her. She has the pedigree and it would put a lot of value on her. In these conditions I'd definitely think about it. The horses are just in good form and you see it all the time, when a stable is in good form it seems to lift the whole lot of them. I just hope we can keep it that way.

Leopardstown Thu, 22nd Jul, 2021  Manu Et Corde We've always liked him and he's probably a horse for next year over middle distances. He shows plenty of speed at home. He wasn't beaten that far first time out behind Atomic Jones. The last day at the Curragh the gates opened, he got a bit of a fright and he got left. Kevin tried to let him get into the race and when the race was over he was only getting going. He was only beaten less than four-and-a-half lengths. We weren't disappointed with him as he kinda lost his race at the start. Today he jumped, Kevin said he travelled really well, and he galloped away to the line. Today he showed us what we thought he would show us the first day. He's a horse for the future. He handled that ground well and gallops away well. Hopefully it's onwards and upwards with him.

Killarney Thu, 15th Jul, 2021  Dicebox He’s a lovely little horse, as tough as nails but wants further. I bought him out of Mick Halford’s last year.

Curragh Fri, 25th Jun, 2021  Magic Chegaga she was very well bought by Brian Duffy and we were delighted to have her from day one. She has a fantastic attitude and a lovely pedigree that we don’t normally get.

Leopardstown Thu, 17th Jun, 2021  Beamish I bought him as a yearling and he’s a very uncomplicated horse,. It took until this year to be strong enough to be ready. His pedigree says that he should be a three-year-old and onwards and it does exactly what it says on the tin. He’s just started doing fast work this spring and he hasn’t put a foot wrong. I knew he’d be green but I was hopeful that he would run a nice race. I haven’t thought past today but he has a nice way of going and he likes that fast ground.