Dundalk Wed, 7th Dec, 2022  Inflection Point he's a grand horse, was down to a good mark and had a nice run the last day. The strong pace suited as he had something to aim at and still probably got there a little bit soon. We left off all the headgear, that was the only change we did; he used to be very straightforward and he came to us in good nick. I'm delighted for the lads (Saturday Night Racing Syndicate) and Siobhan. We will be busy up until Christmas and then take a breather for a few days. We seem to be getting one winner every week or nearly every week, so it is going well.

Dundalk Fri, 30th Sep, 2022  Spirit Gal It was (a helluva performance). We never had a runner in a Listed race before tonight so I didn't really know what was needed. We thought a lot of her and we think a lot of her. I don't know how good she is, but she is very decent anyway. She would (love the surface) as she is a very light mover. She wouldn't want soft ground. She seemed to get the trip very well, she did it the hard way and made all. Dream stuff for an oul lad like me!. She's not for sale, the owner (Charles Fipke) is a Canadian man who races for fun and he won't be selling her. We might consider going to France and I think the owner might be considering the Breeders' Cup - I don't know if she qualifies or how you could qualify for it. She has a bright future and we are very excited.

Cork Tue, 27th Sep, 2022  Mount Ruapehu We only have one horse, we're farmers from Rosegreen (Tipperary) and we have trained all the family. We train him on his own but is fairly straightforward and is a typical sprinty colt who can be buzzy at times. We bred him and the last time we had a winner at Cork was in a maiden with his dam Katla. She was a Listed winner three years in-a-row and we're delighted with him as he had been running fierce consistently. He could run over six (furlongs) again but the five could be the key to him, the cut in the ground helped and he also liked the track - those three things came together. There isn't much for him now but the winter will fly by as he'll be a lovely horse next year. My father is at Goffs and we're selling a yearling filly by Kodiac at the Orby Sale tomorrow.

Cork Tue, 27th Sep, 2022  Mount Ruapehu We only have one horse, we're farmers from Rosegreen (Tipperary) and we have trained all the family. We train him on his own but is fairly straightforward and is a typical sprinty colt who can be buzzy at times. We bred him and the last time we had a winner at Cork was in a maiden with his dam Katla. She was a Listed winner three years in-a-row and we're delighted with him as he had been running fierce consistently. He could run over six (furlongs) again but the five could be the key to him, the cut in the ground helped and he also liked the track - those three things came together. There isn't much for him now but the winter will fly by as he'll be a lovely horse next year. My father is at Goffs and we're selling a yearling filly by Kodiac at the Orby Sale tomorrow.