After race at Leopardstown Sun, 4th Feb, 2018 (1st)  That is a plan landed! He was going really well in the Troytown and split the fourth last. He made a small bit of a noise coming up the straight and Mark (Walsh) just left him alone. I felt there was one of these races in him on his run at Cheltenham last year (fifth in the Close Brothers Novices Handicap Chase). He got in awful trouble there and two horses came down in front of him and he stormed up the hill. We just kept him wide today and fitted blinkers and a tongue tie which did the trick plus he got a beautiful ride from a very good 7lb claimer. If the ground is better in Cheltenham we may look at three miles because he was flying home last year. Liz Doyle

After race at Cork Sun, 27th Mar, 2016 (1st)  He doesn't do much in front but travelled like a good horse at Navan the last day. He just does enough to stick his old head out but won going away today which is good. I took a punt with the ground today but he handled it and now seems to handle most grounds. Donagh is worth loads with his 5lbs claim and it was the difference between winning and losing today. I've never had a horse win four races in-a-row before and his next run, probably in a 0-150 handicap hurdle at Punchestown, will tell us where to go then - we're still learning about him. I owned him myself for his first two runs but wanted to keep him instead of selling so gathered a group of general friends and other owners and they (Last Goodbye Syndicate) are great and leave me alone to make the decisions. Liz Doyle

After race at Roscommon Mon, 28th Sep, 2015 (1st)  My Dad (Fred) died last October and this was the last horse I bought for him. That's why I named him Last Goodbye and it's a sentimental winner,. Liz Doyle