Curragh Tue, 22nd Oct, 2024  Rubies Are Red He gave her a class ride, as always. She has a lot of ability and Ryan said she'd be way better in a better race,. That's important for her. There is probably not much left for her, there is the Finale Stakes back here on the last day and we might see her again in that.

Curragh Sun, 15th Sep, 2024  Kyprios he's so special, he's a very very special horse and every year he seems to be improving. That even looks to be his best again and Ryan said he won so easy. It's a special place and a special race. it's a very special pedigree and Eva has brought it along all the way and these kind of horses are once in a life time. In the Ascot Gold Cup very few horses are able to get that far but this horse has serious class as well. He's so genuine to get through what he has had: he's one in a million. He doesn't have to run again this year; the way we approach every race is that we see how he is and have a chat and then see if we go again and he could run in an Arc. It's important to mind him, do the right thing for him, and let him tell us how he is and where he wants to go at that time of the year.

Leopardstown Thu, 22nd Aug, 2024  Platoon He's a very straightforward horse and he's just taken time to come to hand. . He's been coming along nicely in the past couple of weeks and we felt this was a nice race to start him in. The trip is his absolute minimum. . Probably the best part of the race was the gallop out, Jack couldn't pull him up at the line. . He's a horse that will get further, he has a nice bit of class and he'll come on a lot physically. . There is a winners' race for him in September or we could look at something like the Listowel Stakes. The Diamond Stakes in Dundalk could also suit him over an extended ten furlongs. . He's a horse to look forward to for the back-end and I think he'll definitely make up into a stakes horse.

Curragh Sat, 17th Aug, 2024  Grosvenor Square He has serious stamina when he gets into a rhythm. He's an exciting horse,. It's a quandary whether you follow him or don't follow him. I said to Ryan 'was he finished at the line' and he said he wasn't, that he galloped through the line. It's very hard not to go to Doncaster, we'll see what the lads want to do but it's three-year-olds. He's so uncomplicated, you go out there and let him go. He handles soft ground as well.