Dundalk Fri, 29th Nov, 2024  William F Browne Delighted with him. He just got a bit lonely in the end there. He ticked a lot of boxes there and, if he's not claimed, there is a nursery here in a couple of weeks and we will see what the handicapper does. If not (the nursery), we will put him away for next year and have a lot of fun with him. He'll get further, he's definitely a mile and a-quarter horse. We'll have a lot of fun with him - a nice, genuine horse and something to look forward to.

Dundalk Fri, 1st Nov, 2024  Perfect Pacemaker He was working well but he's a big raw horse,. I said to Billy, for one of mine, he'll walk out of the boxes but in the last furlong he might just find his legs. He said to me after 'he's a nice horse Danny'. He always was a nice horse but he's so big and lanky. I'd say he'll be on the market. He's a fine looking horse. He's from the family of Look Busy and the mother won four five furlong races. The boys were saying to run him in a seven-furlong race but I was adamant to run over five.

Dundalk Fri, 11th Oct, 2024  Glyndwr We're delighted with that, he's a work in progress and still very green. We knew he'd like this surface. We're delighted that he won over seven because we know that he wants a mile. Colin said that he'd be a lovely horse for next year over a mile or even a mile-and-a-quarter. We're absolutely thrilled to get a winner for Philip Richards, who is a new owner to us. He's based in the Isle Of Man and has been very patient. He had a couple of horses with us last year and we said we'd get him a nice horse this year and here we are. Hopefully he has a good season next year as well.

Naas Thu, 19th Sep, 2024  William F Browne He's named after Willie Browne who I bought him off,. We were walking around the parade ring at the sales and if you look at this horse he's gorgeous on one side and then on the other side he's got a luminous white eye. Me and Kerry are looking at him and I said 'he's lovely, he'll do me — he's my type of horse' and then he comes around again and I go 'Holy God!'. Unknown to me Willie Browne was beside me and asked what was wrong. I said 'I can't do white eyes Willie as it never works for me'. He said 'don't be so stupid'. I said to him I'd buy him to prove it wrong and if I did I'd call him Willie 'effing' Browne. When the hammer dropped he came running over to me and he said 'do me a favour, add a bit of class to it and call it William!'. So that's where William F Browne came from. It cost me £60,000 to prove a point.