Thomas Mullins

Clonmel Thu, 22nd Oct, 2026  Mount Shenshan She was down at a winnable mark and it is grand to get a good 7lb claimer like Sean, who has really acclimatised with her,. Getting her to settle is a big thing and we'll either go for another chase or hurdle next. Charlie (son) gave her a masterful ride to win on terrible ground here last year so she likes that soft ground too.

Gowran Park Mon, 19th Oct, 2026  Real Petite She won here and she was a little bit unlucky here the last day. She should have been second. She's a little bit tentative and doesn't like being boxed in. If they close in on her she stops. The young lad (Jimmy Dalton) is very good. He's a fella that could go to the top. He gave her a lovely ride the day she won and he gave her a lovely ride again today. He's very cool. She went down to a 44 rating now and the handicapper gave her a chance again to win. We got the best 7lb claimer at the moment in Ireland to ride her and he gave her a good ride and it worked out. I don't know where we are going after this but we'll be glad with what we got anyway.

Thurles Thu, 8th Oct, 2026  Max Meridius he always promised a little bit but is down at the lower end of the ratings now, although promised to do something like that. We hadn’t been easy to work out but we probably should have ridden him more forwardly all along. It was my fault in Clonmel last week as I should have told Danny (Mullins, jockey and nephew) to kick on but the race went around him over the last two hurdles. Danny was then stuck and couldn’t produce until after the last. He is a better Flat horse than jumper at the moment but might get to grips with jumping. He has size, is a fine horse who was bought cheaply and will eventually jump a fence. He is not a winter soft-ground horse but could come back here over hurdles soon.