Cromwell & Moore win Bellewstown's opener

I thought he'd win in Limerick the last day and I was a little bit disappointed he got beat so it's nice to get the maiden won. I'm not sure where we go next and it's just nice to get that one. There could be something in Galway but I haven't thought about where we go from here. He loves that summer ground. I know he's by Jeremy and they tend to like soft ground but he certainly enjoys a bit of nice ground.

De Bromhead and Blackmore Top The Lot

Claimer Walsh steers 'madam' to win for Meade

Upgraded defies big market drift to score for Martin

Abraham wins for Martin & Conor Brassil

the first day he ran for us was at Naas on a nice bit of ground and I wasn't sure how he would handle winter conditions after that. He's a good ground horse and Conor said he probably wasn't even in love with that today as it's gone a bit chopped up and loose in places. He's a horse that has a nice bit of ability and the step up in trip over hurdles seems to have helped him. There are a couple of hurdle races in Galway, a two-mile-five and a three-mile. He might not make the cut for the Ladbroke on the Saturday but I might make the entry. Any of the recent two-mile handicaps that were ran on the Flat, he wouldn't have got into them.

Two collects in three-miler

Hand In My Pocket overturns favourite in Bellewstown bumper

her point-to-point form was very good and she was probably unlucky in her point-to-point. She was probably unlucky in a bumper at Musselburgh as she led everywhere bar the post. If Daryl (Jacob, jockey) had known her she probably would have won and the winner came out and won a winners bumper in England. She's not flashy at home but she saves it all for the track and she was good there. I know it was a summer bumper but she was good. The second, third and fourth were all the ones that you'd want to be there, so the form is there. I don't know what we'll do now. She jumps very well so will probably go hurdling. It's great to get that win anyway.