Navan Sat, 7th Dec, 2024  He Can't Dance He's a big galloper. He's better than that, they just didn't go much of a gallop. He will be a nice horse. He's probably more of a jumper than anything, more of a two and a-half miler, but we will take our time with him this year. He mightn't have to do a whole lot this year.

Tipperary Fri, 22nd Nov, 2024  Moylussa That was brilliant and I'm delighted for Seamus and the family, who have put a lot of belief in me. They have stuck with me so long and I believe this horse is much better than what he has shown so far. I'm from Germany, have been in Ireland nearly 13 years and have a show-jumping background. I decided to change at the end of 2012 and came across Mark Molloy (trainer) who asked me had I ever ridden a thoroughbred and I said no, so stayed with him and fell in love with the point-to-pointers. I learned a lot from Mark and then moved to Henry De Bromhead where I also learned a lot, so then jumped and did it on my own. I'm mainly focused on point-to-pointers, only have a couple of runners for the track and am based in Nenagh, in Tom Hogan's yard. I have loads of young stock coming along and have plenty good owners so without them I couldn't do it. Seamus and his family are from Ballina/Killaloe and I have a couple of young horses for them too so this is brilliant.

Wexford Wed, 7th Aug, 2024  Korinthia we had the dam (Koroleva) whom I won a bumper on, but Jamie Codd beat me by a head on her at Killarney (in 2017) and I lost the championship by one that year. I dropped my stick on her as well, so that's what I remember her for!. We leased her from Jock O'Connor and Pat Hayes, from Kerry, and this filly is also leased from them. She is by Jukebox Jury and we have an army of them at home. They are not big but they go. I'd imagine we will try and get black type somewhere, at maybe Gowran or Cheltenham. She is not a winter mare, is small and nice ground will be the key to her.