Zuenoon gets up late to land Killarney opener

Boomerang bounces back for Geoghegan

It was a big difference from her last run at Sligo when she was too keen and I had never seen her pull like that. She doesn't do it at home but was geed up for some reason,. Colin got her relaxed and she could have backed out of it along the rails there but she was good and tough. She has only run six or seven times so should still improve, and we'll find something similar for her next. The owner/breeder is delighted as he has the mare at home and has a half-sister by Dawn Approach and a half-brother by Dream Ahead. It might put a bit more value on them and it's his first winner as an owner.

Brazos back to form at Killarney

He has a massive engine and while he is very genuine is quite lazy. Derek O'Connor rode him at Galway the last day and said he was on and off it (the bridle) and the blinkers helped him travel today. He stays very well, is ground-versatile and could run in the Irish Cesarewitch now.

Crosse on the mark again with Rockabill

Another cake walk for Brave

Time proves game to claim handicap win

He is a homebred and it's a family we know all about and everyone of them got better with age. That was his first handicap and he was good over his fences and Mark gave him a great ride,. He won his maiden hurdle around here so it's a track he likes. He likes the good ground and we'll find something in the near future and chasing seems to be his game.

Dreams scores again for de Bromhead & Blackmore

Mullins doubles up with Cap