Galway Leading Trainer wins Wexford's opener

it probably wasn't the strongest maiden hurdle and he was ready. He had a couple of okay runs last season.

Townend doubles up with first winner for Peter Fahey

J.P.'s Galileo-sired mare wins at Wexford

Baby can't catch Balinboola & Blackmore

Cream completes 113/1 double for Cromwell

It's nice to have a double. We didn't have a great week in Galway but we did have a winner at Kilbeggan. This fella just jumps for fun, he jumps brilliant. A bit of an ease in the ground obviously helped him. I've no plan for him now, we'll see what the handicapper does.

Hanlon completes Wexford double

Short rides out claim on Rothwell's outsider

I'm thrilled. It's great to get our first winner back but I didn't think it was going to be him. His jumping had not been good. He was in front at Clonmel when he made a bad mistake on his penultimate start. He had been placed in a couple of hurdles and I always thought he might win a chase. I'm delighted that he did and it was a bad race. I think he will be better on better ground. There is a two-mile low grade handicap chase at Tramore that we might look at for him now. He will stay in that grade. It's great for Adam as it's his last winner as a claimer. His owners Eric Newnham and Carol Hogan are great supporters and they also have Wolfofallstreets and a nice young new horse. Hopefully we'll have more luck with them. We've had a few placed horses in the last three weeks and everything has been running well. Last season was very good. I let out all my horses for two months and everything has been taking a run. They'll improve and hopefully we'll have a few more winners in the next few weeks.