Dundalk Wed, 4th Dec, 2024  Ja'marr I'd say the first two home looked pretty nice horses. Our guy quickens up well and is still not the finished product by a long ways. We'll see where he lands, he is a really nice horse going forwards. We had a wide draw and we had a wide draw the last day, and we kind of sat in and he was just trapped a bit wide. We were going to do the same tonight and then we just thought there wasn't an awful lot of pace, so we said to Luke that if he felt there wasn't going to be pace, just to get over there and he did. He probably could have done with just a bit more company a little bit further down the straight. He was probably idling. He's a very, very good ride at home. He's a Zoustar and a great action on him, wants top of the ground. The first day was summer yielding ground and he ran well up the Curragh in that good maiden, and then he ran two more times in pretty poor ground. We kind of thought he would get away with it, but he didn't. When I saw him moving down to the start the last day, I knew we were on the right surface anyway. He could progress into something like a Britannia or something like that. We'll put him away now for the year and bring him back with one or two runs and see if he creeps up to the high 80s.

Dundalk Fri, 29th Nov, 2024  Aviatrice She's a lovely filly. She was a bit green and raw, but she bumped into two very nice colts. To be fair, the one two runs ago (Dark Ace), he came out and won the winners' race and is a 90 horse. The horse of Johnny Feane's (Forza Toro) is definitely a 90 horse. We'll put her away now and she has qualified for the All-Weather Finals in Newcastle (on Good Friday) - the three-year-old final over six furlongs. We'll give her a break now and bring her back for that. We will consider it anyway. She found the line well the last day over seven (furlongs), so maybe seven on the turf. Actually, she has done well to win because she is going to end up being a good, big, strong filly. I'd say she is a nice filly.