Lark In The Mornin shows plenty of dash

Run The Jewels shines over a mile in Listowel

Blues Emperor rules the mile maiden in Listowel

He is a horse, has done nothing only improve. He ran well on debut in Dundalk but picked up a few niggles through the year. He ran very well at Cork the last day, when I thought he might have needed the run. He was in a little pocket but is very genuine and tires his hardest. It is great to win another maiden, which is what it's all about, and we'll probably give him one more run this year. I'm delighted for the owners Helen and Mark Keaveney who are lovely people and I rode for them when I was with John Oxx. They bred him and are racing fans, so will be keen to run him again next year.

Flame of Eire in scorching form as she seals a four-timer

We might go again on Wednesday, she is in at Bellewstown and we'll see how she is. I know it's a bit greedy going for five-in-a-row but we'll probably finish up for the year with her then. I'll probably aim her for the Lincoln next year. She has a nice pedigree, keeps improving and the only negative was she was drawn 18. I knew she was as good if not better than the last day. I've never had a horse win four races in a row, it isn't too many people have!

O'Gorman enjoys winning return on Butterfly Garden

O'Brien doubles up with another Listowel feature

White Caviar brings up O'Brien's treble

Lord Erskine stays every yard in nightcap