No nightmare scenario for backers of odds-on Dream

That's as quick as he'd want it and hopefully he's alright in the morning. Most of those Elzaams want a bit of juice. We were a bit worried about the ground as it's on the quick side of good, that was the only negative.

Awhile rewards patience with stylish maiden win

Crosse makes the right Moves on Oliver's filly

Straight Answer unequivocally the best in Blenheim

We're absolutely thrilled. He's a work in progress. Ger and Barry (Mahon — Juddmonte's European Racing Manager) will speak to the Abdullah family and see where we go now. He'll probably be finished for this season. He's a horse that we've loved and we have to thank the Abdullah family for bringing horses like this into our yard because this is what we get up in morning for. He's going to keep us warm over the winter. You can see him walking around there, he's very calm and collected and he's what a good horse needs to be. He'll keep us dreaming anyway.

Halford & Whelan land nursery

He's a fine big horse and he's only getting the hang of sprinting now. We liked him, even from early in the year, and he was the first two-year-old we ran, we've only run three two-year-olds. He was very professional today and Ronan said if anything he got there a bit soon on him. When he picked him up, now he knows what to do. He has plenty of size and scope and he's got a good mind. He's a horse that we'd trade on but if nobody comes for him we'll keep going because I think there is a nice bit more to come from him.

Dandy does the business again at Fairyhouse

He's very, very game. He's been in good form since his last run at the Curragh as well,. We thought he was drawn on the wrong side of the track at the Curragh. Shane said he did that well and we are all very pleased with him. We'll see what the handicapper does now and see how he comes out of the race.

Whelan doubles up on Faraah

Moon Daisy blooms for first time on home soil