Fairyhouse Thu, 30th May, 2024  Barnso He's been working well at home. Wayne (Lordan) liked him when he rode him in Naas and thought he'd need a step up in trip. We found this race for him, a three-year-old only and they are a bit hard to find. It worked well, the ground and everything suited him today. Conditions were right for him. His form as a two-year-old was good enough and he was probably going to be competitive in this handicap today. We were thinking he could maybe take another step up in trip and maybe he could go for the Ulster Derby although we have him in the July sales as well. We're going to chat to the other owners and we'll see what the handicapper does as well.

Cork Tue, 21st May, 2024  Gerrit's Gem He is buzzy, is a work in progress and it took a while to get his head right. We always thought he was a decent horse, he is a half-brother to Power Under Me (Group 3 winner) but he boiled over the last day in the Curragh. We had to get his head right but at the Curragh there were a few other issues that back-fired.

Navan Sat, 18th May, 2024  El C Wells We were expecting a good run - we gave her a bit of work with Wrecking Ball Paul a couple of weeks ago in Dundalk and she worked well with him,. I only have her a few weeks, that's a nice mare. A few people had problems with her out on gallops, but she's as sweet as a nut at the minute anyway. We brought her over to the beach the other day and let her paddle around the water, and she seemed in great form. We have 12 riding out now - seven or eight in fields going point-to-pointing.

Curragh Mon, 18th Mar, 2024  Money Dancer She behaved herself better here than she does at home. She’s very bouncy and you have to be wary about her, but she’s always showed us plenty. We got her at the backend of last year and the couple of bits of work that she’s done we’ve liked her. We hadn’t really dipped her because she was so bouncy and I wasn’t sure what she would find, but she found plenty. Colin thought she could go another furlong. We’ll try and go for a Listed race with her and see how we get on. The two-year-old (Rowdy Yeats) ran well in the first race. He was just a little bit weak in the last furlong which you would kind of expect. He surprised us how forward he came and, everything we asked him to do, he did it. He was probably beaten by a good horse.