Gibberwell stays on best under Slevin

No Memory leaves rivals in a blur under McCurtin

Champagne takes Gold under Robinson

He is a lovely horse. Dylan gave him a super ride and he jumped well. We couldn't have asked him to do it any better really. I'd say he'll go for a novice next, we'll see. He is a real chaser in the making and I'm delighted with today. I'd say we could look at going further with him in time. We'll speak to the Maloney's and see what they think and we'll make a decision from there.

Moore back amongst the winners on Clonguile Way

Shore completes a good day for Fenton

He should have some sort of future over fences. I was happy with his run in Limerick and the conditions of the race today, for horses that hadn't won over hurdles, were right up his alley. Let's hope he can stay progressing. I'd say he will go into handicap company now. He didn't mind the ground today because he is a bit sluggish. He gallops, he stays and he jumps. We got him on a good day today because some days he can be a bit moody. We had a four-year-old winner at Dromahane too. A horse by Mahler who had one run in the spring and was fourth. We were probably going to run him a few weeks later but then the lockdown happened. He is a horse with a bright future and I think he will go to the sales if they take place.

Headgear does the trick for Scoir Mear

I put this success down to (son) David (Mullins, rode the winner last time at Limerick). David said to put a pair of cheekpieces on him and that he'd probably win the next day. So, we put the cheekpieces on him and it worked a treat. He might go for the Porterstown Handicap Chase now next month over three mile five. We won't know how he will get on over that trip until we try him at it. Frank (Berry, racing manager) might have other ideas, we'll see.

Dullea's Cailin Dearg sees off more-fancied rivals