Hassett strikes on Annie's Angel

Sylkie preserves unbeaten record at Galway

We're a small stable, she is our stable star so we mind her and bring her to the beach, which she loves. She also loves Galway and passing horses and travelled very well and picked up well today. She likes that soft ground and is just a dream. I was very confident today and while I thought she was in trouble at one stage, she ate the hill. Today's win is nearly better than her win at the festival as everyone is here today.

O'Brien completes two-year-old double at Galway

Treble for Joseph as Source Code lands Galway nursery

Joseph O'Brien on Cloud nine following Galway four-timer

King collects for Fahey and Ryan

We thought he'd win early on this spring as he is ground dependent and things came right today, with proper heavy ground. He has been a bit disappointing but the drop down into the grade helped and Gavin knows him well. He's finished for the year now and I'm delighted he won, as he has great owners.

McCreery's homebred sprouts Wings under Crosse

She is tough out, she loved the heavy ground the last day and again today. She is homebred and I don't know where she's getting the staying power from to be honest, as all the rest of the family seem to be mile horses. I'm delighted and I might now stick her into the Listed race (Finale Stakes) at the Curragh on Sunday, we'll see, but why not. It would be good to get black type for the mare who is in foal to Raven's Pass and all her foals have won races.

Nans View wins Galway nightcap for the Faheys

She led a seven furlong maiden up the Curragh until half-a-furlong down so we thought then that she was a mile filly, but we were up in distance recently and in fairness to Dylan Browne McMonagle, he had said to go this distance. She has a blend of both pace and stamina and handles deep ground very very well. She is very tough for a three-year-old and hurdling is now a major option. Unfortunately Sinead couldn't be here today as she is on holidays.