Going - Good, good to yielding in places. Fine
Jackpot Pool - €344.78 Not Won. Carried forward to Listowel. Placepot Pool - €13,097.15 Dividend - €32.30 Winning Units - 405.45. Days Aggregate - €116,196.24 (7 races). Last Year €223,011.30 (8 races).
Shecouldbeanything proves too strong for Listowel quintet
Queally's Jim Jets in at Listowel
He had a bumper winners' penalty to carry but that bit of nice ground wouldn't both him. He is a big chaser in the making. Finbarr Walsh, from Riverstick near Kinsale owns him and we didn't think beyond today.
Elliott completes Listowel double
the yard are in class form and all the summer horses are in and flying. I liked this horse, he had done nothing wrong on his previous runs although greeness probably beat him. The conditions for today's race suited better and he travelled, settled, jumped and did everything right.
Our Bobby a Listowel winner for Burke and Walsh
Consecutive wins and 'distance' deja vu, by All For Rachel
Rising Dust sees Hourigan return to Listowel winners' enclosure
It has been a year (since his last winner) but it was always going to come. This horse thinks a lot about his races and was going home after he was due to run at Punchestown but he reprieved himself. He followed that run up today and, more than anything, we found a jockey to ride him. At Punchestown I asked him (Mullins) to make the running if he could, but told him to make up his own mind and to go to Plan A,B,C,D,E or F or through the alphabet if he wanted. He came in and told me he couldn't fault the horse but a man with confidence can ride like that. I gave him no instructions today. I won a Kerry National for his owner (Donal O'Connor) with Native Performance when he had a 1-2 in the race but Willie Mullins trained the runner-up. We got the better of Willie for once that day and Donal and his wife led in both horses into the winner's enclosure and got a photo of it.
Mullins Verte one to Note after bumper success
She hated the ground first-time out and is a real summer mare. She is not very big, is light-boned and will run away during the summer. I think as racing went on today, they were going wider and wider and with no chases and six hurdle races, it was getting more chewed up than normal. There was no pace, she was fit and had a run so I decided to go on and it worked out. I think there is a bit more there with her and I imagine she will go jumping now, although she might strengthen up with a break so we'll see what Willie thinks.
