Killarney Wed, 15th Jul, 2026  Arch Enemy Unbelievable. It’s some team effort and I don’t think in the past few days I’ve been giving them enough credit,. I’ve been down here, I was down with two horses last night, I’m not even at home. Emily Fleming and all the girls in the yard, it’s a massive team effort. It’s been a bit of a whirlwind!. She was bouncing around the ring. Tacking her up we were saying ‘this is on’. You know when she’s quiet you are in trouble. It was a super ride; it’s been kind of mad stuff. It’s brilliant. Sam is a very talented kind so there were no instructions. I did just say to him to be careful as she can switch off. He said to me just there that he thought he was in trouble but she can do that and then she keeps going again.

Navan Sat, 11th Jul, 2026  Arch Enemy It is amazing! I have to thank all the staff - Emily is with me full-time, a young girl Amy from Kingscourt, and Corey McGivern is home from Australia and is in helping me out. He's a massive help. I have to thank my family, my parents and my wife. I also want to mention Fergal Harford. We work with each other, and he does most of the pre-training. I told him to take Arch Enemy, and he had her for a couple of months just to give her a change of scenery because she is getting a bit older and that. He sent her back to me and just told me, 'run her'. It made sense - there was no point letting her back into the system and maybe getting sick of it again. Fergal is a massive part of the team and I’m on the phone to him every day. Her work was okay but then she was working with that horse (Admiral Will Brown) and he was impressive. She is in at Killarney on Wednesday and she will go as she is going to get a slap for that. We’d like to get her up a few pounds to make sure we get into Galway.

Leopardstown Thu, 11th Jun, 2026  Khormor Syd the horse deserved it as he’s so tough. It's only this year he has come to himself as he has had niggles and little issues, but hopefully we have sorted those out. Bill said he got there too soon but that he battled on well. He'll be out of the (0-60) grade now but if we get a run in Galway, happy days. He can go up to 1m4f as well, so he's versatile trip-wise.

Dundalk Thu, 23rd Apr, 2026  Comfort Line Cillian is from Monasterevin and is with me about five or six months. He has a lot to learn, has just turned 18 and had very little experience coming into me. It is great to get that first winner and he has ridden loads of work around here. It is brilliant for a young fella like that to get going. He'll remember this day for the rest of his life, and he will remember that horse as well.