Cork Sun, 30th Aug, 2026  Feel Happy She did it well, she toughed it out in fairness,. I was a bit worried with the bit of rain that came but she's improving so I'm delighted. She has good pedigree and is a nice-looking filly so it's obviously important to get a win into her. We'll see what the handicapper does, what he makes of that. She's rated 73 so she's a little bit off getting black-type, even though that's the next goal with a filly like her. Whether she's capable of that, I don't know. We'll take her home and make a plan.

Cork Fri, 14th Aug, 2026  Garden Party She had two lovely runs in maidens last year, but has taken a while to come to hand this year. She had been perfect all year, but just took time to come to hand, and has done well mentally and physically over the past six weeks. She was just ready to start back today, so you'd think there will be plenty of improvement from her. She is between a mile and a mile and a quarter-filly and we'll find black type for her next. Ryan gave her a lovely ride and it is a nice bracket to get. Chris Armstrong, representing

Cork Fri, 14th Aug, 2026  Garden Party She had two lovely runs in maidens last year, but has taken a while to come to hand this year. She had been perfect all year, but just took time to come to hand, and has done well mentally and physically over the past six weeks. She was just ready to start back today, so you'd think there will be plenty of improvement from her. She is between a mile and a mile and a quarter-filly and we'll find black type for her next. Ryan gave her a lovely ride and it is a nice bracket to get. Chris Armstrong, representing

Galway Sat, 1st Aug, 2026  Rest Your Mind We were hoping for her to just come home well and have her for another day but Billy (Lee) said he had loads of horse and was happy to kick on, so it worked out brilliantly. She is great to break from the stalls so I told Billy that, but to then get her settled. He did exactly the plan, is a brilliant rider and has had a fantastic week. I'm not too far from the Gleesons and have been friendly with Damien for many years. He has been a great friend and, more recently, John has been calling to ride out and we're great friends as well. The filly came, I was delighted to keep her and she is a beautiful filly, is beautifully bred and is so placid. The kids even ride her in from the paddock, and she is that kind of filly. Today is unbelievable and is my first winner on the Flat so we'll have to regroup now. I have 12 in training, split between Flat and National Hunt, and I have a great team at home so I want to keep it that way. My dad Eddie puts in trojan work and 'Paddy the Painter' Patsy Leahy rides out, so we have a small, tight-knit team.

Leopardstown Thu, 18th Jun, 2026  Yquem We only have three in training (Gilts won at Gowran on Friday), so we have a bit of pressure on our runner at the Curragh now - we run Tide Of Fortune there. With the few we have, just looking at them riding out, they are just in form. You get to the middle of summer and horses are just well in themselves and they are out the field for a couple of hours. They are just in a good place. She was very well-handicapped, obviously, if she was ever going to put it right. We had a top jockey. That was a difficult job to do from that draw (17). So, just everything went right. She is a Wootton Bassett out of a Galileo mare, so it was very important to get a win. She is in foal to Phoenix Of Spain so that's even more exciting. Chris thinks that there is another race in her, so we'll keep going for another couple of months anyway and we'll be told when to stop.

Leopardstown Thu, 11th Jun, 2026  Native Warrior I love Leopardstown! . I couldn't understand why he ran so badly at Naas the last day but he came back with a dirty scope afterwards. To be honest, that's one of the reasons why I wanted to come over to see for myself how he was, and I thought he looked great saddling him up. He loves this soft ground and in these conditions, he is a proper Group 3 type of horse. Seven furlongs is a perfect trip but he stays a mile. We'll just keep campaigning him away wherever the heavy ground comes.

Leopardstown Thu, 4th Jun, 2026  Endorsement We were thinking of whether he'd be a Vase horse or whatever, so it's possible he could be,. We didn't know how far he'd stay. A-mile-and-a-quarter is as far as he's gone. He could be a Vase horse; could be a King Edward horse. Ryan was very happy with him. His form is solid and it was nice to see him running well anyway (given his form with Derby horses).

Leopardstown Thu, 4th Jun, 2026  Bella Isabella She did that well and got a very good ride from Sam,. The second horse just came over a little bit to join her and Sam had run straight. Then it was kind of six of one, half a dozen of the other just going to the line, if you know what I mean, in that testing ground. She battled very well and I'm delighted to win with her. There is a hundred grand handicap in Cork, over that distance, in a few weeks' time and I think that's where she'll run next.

Leopardstown Thu, 4th Jun, 2026  Bella Isabella She did that well. She got a very good ride from Sam,. The second horse just came over a little bit to join her and Sam had run straight. Then it was kind of six of one, half a dozen of the other just going to the line, if you know what I mean, in that testing ground. She battled very well and I'm delighted to win with her. There is a hundred grand handicap in Cork, over that distance, in a few weeks' time and I think that's where she'll run next.

Down Royal Fri, 29th May, 2026  Carmers He was good. I took off the blinkers, I said it to his owner during the week that I thought that he has gone a bit cute. When he couldn't see them behind him, he didn't really care about them. I thought if I put in the slits (visor) and he saw what was coming, he might be more interested, and it looks like it. We trained him a little bit (with the visor), I'm actually training him on his own now and he's enjoying that better. I tried the visor at home and he could see the horses behind him in the distance and he just seemed to be a bit more alert. You are trying to do the best you can for every horse and you want to get the best out of them. I think he enjoyed himself today. He looked to be comfortable behind Donagh (O'Connor, Dallas Star) who looked keen to make it. We were happy to sit in behind him . There's high-quality horses in it, but he looked to travel well. When they came across the top, he looked to be comfortable and enjoying himself. I think the Gold Cup will suit him well. I thought this was a good step in going there. I think the quick ground tonight is important to him. I'd say all roads lead to Ascot. We are probably working back from Australia in November, but Ascot is on the way. He's a high-class horse and he's a stayer, and he hasn't many miles on the clock. The campaign is pretty obvious for a horse like that - Ascot, Irish Leger, Australia. He has beaten Scandinavia before. I think when you have a horse that is that good and they go down to the start in

Curragh Sat, 23rd May, 2026  Count Bezukhov He had a nice run on debut. He probably wanted to be going further rather than shorter, but we were happy that the Curragh would suit him and he boxed on well - all the way to the line. He’s a tough horse, a staying type, and he’ll probably end up in a stakes race now. There is a mile-and-five Listed race in Leopardstown, but that might come a bit soon - but it will be something like that for his next start.

Curragh Sat, 23rd May, 2026  Causeway We knew he’d stay very well. I left the cheekpieces off him today, when he was going up to a mile-and-a-quarter, and he is very lazy. He (Moore) was very happy with him. We always thought as he went up (in trip) he would get better. He’s a lovely, honest-to-God, horse. Ryan gave him a lovely straightforward, uncomplicated, ride.

Curragh Sat, 23rd May, 2026  Causeway We knew he’d stay very well. I left the cheekpieces off him today, when he was going up to a mile-and-a-quarter, and he is very lazy. He (Moore) was very happy with him. We always thought as he went up (in trip) he would get better. He’s a lovely, honest-to-God, horse. Ryan gave him a lovely straightforward, uncomplicated, ride.

Curragh Sat, 23rd May, 2026  Sergei Diaghilev We’re delighted with him, he hadn’t done an awful lot of work. He only stepped into main work in the last two weeks and he did a nice piece of work last Saturday. We knew he’d be very green and there is probably a lot to come from him. It was a nice introduction for him. All the horses that we are trying to get out now could be Ascot horses, but some of them will be too green and you’ll know when you run them if they won’t make it. I’m not sure with him. We ran him because we thought he could be a Coventry horse, Ryan wasn’t sure if he was going to know enough in time. Ryan said he’ll have no problem going seven. I’d imagine he’ll stick to six for the moment. He could improve so much. The horse that Jack (Cleary) rode (fourth-placed South Dakota) could be a Chesham horse, but we’ll see what will happen after his run.

Curragh Sat, 23rd May, 2026  Sergei Diaghilev We’re delighted with him, he hadn’t done an awful lot of work. He only stepped into main work in the last two weeks and he did a nice piece of work last Saturday. We knew he’d be very green and there is probably a lot to come from him. It was a nice introduction for him. All the horses that we are trying to get out now could be Ascot horses, but some of them will be too green and you’ll know when you run them if they won’t make it. I’m not sure with him. We ran him because we thought he could be a Coventry horse, Ryan wasn’t sure if he was going to know enough in time. Ryan said he’ll have no problem going seven. I’d imagine he’ll stick to six for the moment. He could improve so much. The horse that Jack (Cleary) rode (fourth-placed South Dakota) could be a Chesham horse, but we’ll see what will happen after his run.

Leopardstown Fri, 15th May, 2026  Diamond Exchange She was really tough there. She's a lovely, likeable filly. We thought a bit of her last year. She got colic during the summer, so fair play to connections, they waited. She was in last Sunday here but she was in season, so we waited for this. She is in at Roscommon on Monday, but I don't know if we'll go. Shane thinks a fast run 10-furlongs is really her gig. We'll just see how she comes out of it and we could go to the Curragh next weekend. There is an option for her there as well. Kate Harrington, representing

Curragh Mon, 4th May, 2026  Causeway He got home very well. I'd imagine he'll have no trouble stepping up in trip when the time comes. We just didn't want to start him up (in trip) in bad ground. We just wanted to get a run into him for this. You'd have to be very happy. You’d love the way he finished off and, probably time wise, I think it'll be a good enough run race. . Possibly. It'll depend what will happen with the other colts. He's ready. He's done his prep for it now. He'd be very comfortable coming back here. 

Curragh Mon, 4th May, 2026  Causeway He got home very well. I'd imagine he'll have no trouble stepping up in trip when the time comes. We just didn't want to start him up (in trip) in bad ground. We just wanted to get a run into him for this. You'd have to be very happy. You’d love the way he finished off and, probably time wise, I think it'll be a good enough run race. . Possibly. It'll depend what will happen with the other colts. He's ready. He's done his prep for it now. He'd be very comfortable coming back here. 

Curragh Mon, 4th May, 2026  Causeway He got home very well. I'd imagine he'll have no trouble stepping up in trip when the time comes. We just didn't want to start him up (in trip) in bad ground. We just wanted to get a run into him for this. You'd have to be very happy. You’d love the way he finished off and, probably time wise, I think it'll be a good enough run race. . Possibly. It'll depend what will happen with the other colts. He's ready. He's done his prep for it now. He'd be very comfortable coming back here. 

Curragh Mon, 4th May, 2026  Causeway He got home very well. I'd imagine he'll have no trouble stepping up in trip when the time comes. We just didn't want to start him up (in trip) in bad ground. We just wanted to get a run into him for this. You'd have to be very happy. You’d love the way he finished off and, probably time wise, I think it'll be a good enough run race. . Possibly. It'll depend what will happen with the other colts. He's ready. He's done his prep for it now. He'd be very comfortable coming back here. 

Naas Mon, 27th Apr, 2026  Victorious She’s lovely. She’s very green but she’s a quality filly. She hasn’t done an awful lot and she’s obviously a very good filly. She’ll probably come back here for the fillies' race, the trial for Ascot (on May 17th) , and then maybe the Albany.