Navan Sun, 9th Feb, 2025  Honesty Policy He's a nice horse. The further he goes I'd say the better he will be. In fairness, Aubrey (McMahon) bought him out of Pat Doyle's and recommended him to Fran (Mangan, owner), and I was lucky enough that they sent him to me. He had a good run the last day in Naas, and he followed up there today. We have no real plan, but I'd imagine he is going in the right direction. He will be a nice chaser down the road.

Punchestown Mon, 3rd Feb, 2025  Argento Boy Argento Boy was disappointing at Christmas but obviously a reproduction of his previous run here would have done. We don’t know why he disappointed at Christmas; he just never ran his race. Paul said he felt much better through the race today, and the further he was going the better he was getting. Paul felt he lacks a bit of concentration over his hurdles, and he should make a nice three-mile chaser next year.

Leopardstown Sun, 2nd Feb, 2025  Bambino Fever That was a tremendous improvement from Bambino Fever. She surprised me the first day and she surprised me again today. Jody got her lovely and settled at the back and Jukebox Jury must be a fair sire. I’m absolutely delighted with her. To me that performance was good to go to Cheltenham anyhow. Future Prospect was very disappointing, she was too keen.

Leopardstown Sun, 2nd Feb, 2025  Bambino Fever She surprised me the first day and she’s surprised me again today.

Leopardstown Sun, 2nd Feb, 2025  Bambino Fever That was a tremendous improvement from Bambino Fever. She surprised me the first day and she surprised me again today. Jody got her lovely and settled at the back and Jukebox Jury must be a fair sire. I’m absolutely delighted with her. To me that performance was good to go to Cheltenham anyhow. Future Prospect was very disappointing, she was too keen.

Leopardstown Sun, 2nd Feb, 2025  McLaurey I was sure I had an improving horse coming here today. He’s definitely improved every run. He’s mentally not there yet, although Mark said today was the first time he ever travelled in a race.

Naas Sun, 26th Jan, 2025  Champagne Jury He’s a fine big horse and got through that ground well. He looks a big chaser in the making. We don’t have him that long, about six or eight weeks, and he should progress again. I’m not sure what we’ll do with him now, and going for a maiden hurdle might not be the worst idea as he can go chasing sooner rather than later.

Fairyhouse Sat, 25th Jan, 2025  Don't Talk That was great, it’s been a good week’s work with him. I had him in this, I wasn’t really considering coming but thought I’d throw him in just in case he was placed at Down Royal the other day. He showed a bit of boot there today. He’s better on softer ground. Two or two-and-a-half miles doesn’t seem to bother him.

Down Royal Tue, 21st Jan, 2025  Don't Talk all his form is on soft ground so at 9.50am on Sunday I was going to pull him out but thought it didn't look a wonderful contest so we took our chances. He had only one bit of form on better ground but it is job done I suppose. He is what he is but there might be another day in him somewhere: he's in Fairyhouse on Saturday and we'll see how he is.

Navan Sat, 7th Dec, 2024  He Can't Dance He's a big galloper. He's better than that, they just didn't go much of a gallop. He will be a nice horse. He's probably more of a jumper than anything, more of a two and a-half miler, but we will take our time with him this year. He mightn't have to do a whole lot this year.

Tipperary Fri, 22nd Nov, 2024  Moylussa That was brilliant and I'm delighted for Seamus and the family, who have put a lot of belief in me. They have stuck with me so long and I believe this horse is much better than what he has shown so far. I'm from Germany, have been in Ireland nearly 13 years and have a show-jumping background. I decided to change at the end of 2012 and came across Mark Molloy (trainer) who asked me had I ever ridden a thoroughbred and I said no, so stayed with him and fell in love with the point-to-pointers. I learned a lot from Mark and then moved to Henry De Bromhead where I also learned a lot, so then jumped and did it on my own. I'm mainly focused on point-to-pointers, only have a couple of runners for the track and am based in Nenagh, in Tom Hogan's yard. I have loads of young stock coming along and have plenty good owners so without them I couldn't do it. Seamus and his family are from Ballina/Killaloe and I have a couple of young horses for them too so this is brilliant.