Clonmel Thu, 17th Apr, 2025  Party President He’s a little bit excitable and has a lot of growing up to do but is an improving horse. Maybe we’ll look at Killarney or let him off for a month as he’s done a lot in a short time. I’d be looking forward to him as a chaser. This lad jumps a fence well.

Leopardstown Wed, 9th Apr, 2025  Enchanted Garden I didn’t handle her the best last year, as when she won here unexpectedly first time out, I got excited and rushed her. I rang the owners and I said ‘I’m after ruining this!’, so they said to me to throw her out and try and get it right next year. We all laughed and here we are. I don’t know whether we can go the whole way but she’s way better than 72 (rating) anyway. Hopefully she can move on, I think there is improvement. There is a premier handicap at the Guineas meeting at the Curragh and I’d imagine that’s next. She’s been showing me that, I wasn’t surprised as she shows fair ability. She races with her head a bit sideways but there is certainly no dishonesty, she’s the most honest filly you’ve ever seen with a beautiful temperament. He (Sheridan) said she maybe blew up but I left her a bit fresh as I was thinking of the next day. Hopefully I’ll get it right this time!

Naas Thu, 3rd Apr, 2025  Party President I thought the ground would improve him, but I didn’t think it would improve him that much. He’s not a bad horse, he’s a little difficult. Adam broke his hip off him here the last day he rode him, before the race. He’s a little excitable and he has a lot of growing up to do. He’s a fine big horse and he’ll do more than that. I’m not saying he’ll be going to Cheltenham or anything but he’s going to do more than that. Seeing that improvement on the ground we’ll keep him going.