Dundalk Wed, 18th Dec, 2024  Fly To Glory It was a great ride, he's not the easiest of horses. He's not too bad at home but, just when he gets to the track, gets buzzed up a bit. He has done a few funny things with us - he hasn't jumped once or twice, he can hang a little bit. He's probably a little bit too keen to start putting headgear on him. We just said we would stay tricking with him and see would he pick up one. We were very impressed with the way he ran the last day. Nathan got to know him and I made sure I booked Nathan in plenty of time. He's just that type of horse that you need to get on with him. I actually told him to come up the near rail! He said he was lugging a bit to the far side, so he wasn't going to start interfering with him. I was kind of wondering where he was going, but I was happy enough when he crossed the line!. He did it nicely. When he got the swing of things coming up the straight, he put his head down. It is generally on the bend that he can give a little bit of trouble. The Bajan Invasion Syndicate have stuck with him and we knew he had a bit of ability. We knew he would get his day and it is great that the lads stuck with him and got the win.

Dundalk Wed, 27th Nov, 2024  Cousin Shay Since we got him, he has been in good form for us. He has been loving life and Christine rides him out every day - she gets a good tune out of him. He's very happy at home and we thought if he did transfer the homework to the track at all, he would be coming here with a little chance. Hopefully, he could build upon that. He stayed on towards the line well and Wayne thought he got the best out of him in the last furlong. He thought maybe stepping him up in trip maybe could help. We will try maybe over the mile again in the same company back here. Then we can try him over a mile-and-two as Wayne suggested. We've had him since September.

Dundalk Fri, 15th Nov, 2024  Sunriseontheboyne We were a little bit disappointed as he got blocked three times the last day in Galway. . We weren't coming here with him and we were disappointed that he didn't get a clear run, so we decided we would give him a spin on the all-weather here. . He might run on Wednesday, all going well, and then we will give him a little bit of a break because he is a horse for next year. He's a big lad. 

Fairyhouse Mon, 23rd Sep, 2024  Rebel Diamond He's progressing well, he won very well in Cork, and quick ground is the key to him. It was a nice race here today and he seemed to win easy. We're very happy with him. He has a good attitude, travels well and quickens well. Billy said he won as he liked there today and we're happy that there is more to come from him. We'll have a look and see but he's probably had plenty of racing this year. We'll see how he is after that. He's probably for sale so that's a nice one to pick up.

Gowran Park Tue, 3rd Sep, 2024  Kinda Tiny from now onwards I hope will be her time, as an ease in the ground suits her and the rain that came was a help. She won on heavy at Galway last year and is best with a cut in the ground. She’s a lovely honest filly. There is not much of her and that’s why she has her name but she’s all heart. Wayne thinks there might be another one in her and there might be a race for her in Listowel.

Naas Sun, 25th Aug, 2024  Rebel Diamond He was unfortunate in Sligo where he got stuck in a wee bit of traffic and had to come around them. Today’s straight six was fine and he’s a nice horse that is going the right way. Hopefully, he can keep improving. He toughed it out well and six is probably his trip. We hadn’t thought beyond today, but it’s a possibility that he could come back for the final of this series. He’s ground dependent and if it’s heavy ground it wouldn’t suit him.

Killarney Fri, 23rd Aug, 2024  Sunriseontheboyne He stayed on well in Galway and again the last day in Sligo and had two goes at handicapping so I'd say it made the difference. He was 4lb out of the handicap but we had to take our chances as he is probably crying out for that distance. Wesley gave him a great ride - the instructions were to sit in second or third and to get cover for him as we were riding him to come home. He'd have preferred better ground but this is Ireland, you have to make the best of the ground you have.