Curragh Sun, 24th Sep, 2023  Caught U Looking That's super. Obviously after she won so easy in Leopardstown there was plenty of interest in her,. Tony O'Callaghan and Peter (Kelly), who bred her, own her and despite all the horses he has, Tony wasn't for selling. He just wanted to keep her and said to roll the dice and see how she goes. Obviously there is a little bit of pressure on when you do that. Peter was happy enough to do that as well. She's a good filly and she's a filly that will improve because she's a Harzand. She's going to be better next year, and probably a mile-and-a-half filly. I hope we can keep her. You keep hoping she can get up to the top, I know she only won but obviously Ger thinks quite a lot of his and you are always running against something decent from Ballydoyle. It's hard to win a stakes race in Ireland. Ben said she was a little green and she was leaning away from them in the last furlong-and-a-half. He said she'll come on a ton. With the ground the way it was it maybe suited her more than the others because of her stamina. Colin (Keane) rode all the work on her and rode her last week and thought she was in good shape. He didn't think Ger was going to run but he had to stick with him. I was happy to get Ben as he's a very good rider. Everything is open now and we can dream a bit now. I put her in the 1,000 Guineas the other day and we'll enter her in the Oaks as well. She's in the Fillies Mile but I wouldn't imagine that will happen now, we'll wait and let her mature.

Fairyhouse Mon, 18th Sep, 2023  Siegel He goes alright. He was a cheap horse, and not very correct. I'd say that was an ordinary race,. If he's claimed he's claimed. He came home well, considering he was left.

Down Royal Fri, 8th Sep, 2023  Crassus Frankie actually made it for him as he set it up for us. He got them racing early and they followed him. He was able to come through which was great. It is fantastic for Seamus (Hunt, owner) and his wife and kids, one of his daughters works for Grant Thornton. They were all here. More of the same for this fella, he will probably go to the Curragh for a two-mile race on the day of the (Irish) Cesarewitch, it is a 0-90. He proved today that he stays 2m2f which I suppose will open a lot of doors. He has won over jumps, but he is just not the bravest over jumps.

Navan Sat, 2nd Sep, 2023  Kiki Roberts It was a bit of a gamble coming back in trip because we do think she needs seven or a mile, but I wanted to get her on good ground and the other couple of places I had her in were giving it soft. I just thought we would take a chance when we had Colin. She was unlucky the last day, she couldn't get out. I think she is pretty useful. Peter Nolan and myself bought her very cheaply and she is after growing three or four inches and filling out. The Americans wanted to buy her after her last run and I decided not to sell her. It was nice she went and won anyway. She only cost five and a-half grand and she would be a possible for the sales race in Naas on the last day of the season. She mightn't like soft ground now.