Loch Tay in full flow on his second start

I'm delighted with him. We gave him plenty of time after Gowran as he just kept growing on us, I think he's grown about two inches. He was only just ready to start back today and he did it nicely. I was very concerned about the ground and Shane said he absolutely hated it, but his class got him through. He's a big, strong horse and he's got some nice entries for (Irish) Champions Weekend. We'll just see how he comes out of this and see whether we take them up or not. He's very nice.

She shows she Cannes Do it in Roscommon

We have only two horses for the Flat and both have won now, so we're delighted. She's a home-bred - she took a while to get organised last season, but this season she knows her job quite well and she's on the up. She might be for sale, if someone is interested. I don't know where we go next with her, but Chris said there are a good few races left in her, so we'll see. That was probably a bit tight distance-wise, but she got a good ride. He took his time, he just had to let her get organised halfway up the straight and when she did ,he said she ran on for him.

Merisi Diamond gets his conditions out west

Vestigia takes the fourth for Lavery and Carroll

Rosso toughs it out well for McDonogh

Lavery doubles up with staying-on Scatchwah

Carroll secures his brace aboard Moutarde