The plan is to go for the Fortria Chase at Navan in November.

He’s back and in good form. He had a bit of a setback in the middle of last season and he never really seemed to come back to himself in his runs after that. He’s a horse we’ve always liked, so hopefully he’s come back to himself now and can deliver on what he promised. He’ll go for a beginners chase in the next few weeks.

It was a bit disappointing to see him beaten the other day, but he’s come out of it well and is in good form. We are looking at the second-season novice chase for him at Down Royal in early November. I think we’ll probably try him at three miles again this season.

He won his point-to-point and has always looked like a chaser in the making, so he’s obviously one we are really looking forward to.

He’s in super form. In fairness to him, he had a long season last season and I wouldn’t judge him too harshly on his last two runs. I think ground is important to him and he’s a much better horse on softer ground. We’ll aim him at all those good conditions chases and find our way with him.

He’ll be a little bit later getting back to the track than most of the others. Hopefully he’ll come back in better form than he finished last season in! I haven’t really decided what road we’ll go down with him yet in terms of hurdles or fences, we’ll just concentrate on getting him in good form.

He’s a real nice young horse. He’ll go straight over hurdles and while he should stay well, he’s not short of pace.

We’re aiming him at a beginners chase in late October or early November. We might start him off over two-and-a-half miles and potentially move up in trip later on. He won his point-to-point and has always looked like a chaser in the making, so he’s obviously one we are really looking forward to.

I’m aiming him to start him back in the Poplar Square Chase at Naas in mid-November. I think he’ll stick to around two miles this season. He’s a big horse and will hopefully find some improvement this season.

The ground wasn’t ideal for him in the Galway Hurdle. I think I’ll save his novice status over fences until next season, so I’ll look for a novice hurdle for him in the next few weeks. More than likely he’ll soon be off on a winter break and come back for the spring.

We’re aiming at a maiden hurdle in November and we’ll see how he goes from there. He is a galloping type of horse, so I think we’ll probably step him up in trip as the season progresses. He’s a real chaser in the making.

He was a bit disappointing last season, though when you look back at the maiden hurdle he won so impressively, it didn’t work as well as it looked like it might at the time, so maybe we just overrated him a bit based on that. There’s a conditions hurdle at Punchestown on October 18th that will suit him and we’re aiming to start him back in that. We’ll start him over hurdles and we’ll see after that, but chasing is a potential option for him. I don’t think he needs to go much further than two miles.

He’s in really good form and of course we are excited about him. We’re hoping to start him back in a beginners chase in the next few weeks. He might start off at two miles, but I could see him going two-and-a-half miles at some stage. Fingers crossed he takes to fences and can get to a similar level that he did over hurdles.

He has been a bit disappointing this summer, but seems in better form now. He’s going to run in the Grade 3 chase at Punchestown on October 19th that he won last year. He’s a better horse going right-handed.

I was very disappointed with him from Cheltenham onwards last season and while there were no obvious problems with him, I’d say he might be one that doesn’t want to run too regularly. He started back at Limerick on Sunday in the conditions chase over two-and-a-half miles.

He’s in super form. We were hoping to start him back at Gowran Park the week before last, but the ground went against him, so we are looking at the Shloer Chase at Cheltenham instead. I’d say he’ll have a similar sort of programme to what he had last season.

He seems great and we are hoping to start him back over three miles and a furlong in the Carvill’s Hill Chase at Punchestown on October 19th. We are keen to try him over that sort of trip and we’ll know where we are going with him after that. He’s always looked to me as if three miles will suit him, so we’ll soon find out.

We are aiming him at the big handicap chase at Cork on October 15th and hopefully he can find some improvement this season.

He’s in good order, we are just a bit on options for him at the minute. He could end up going for something like the For Auction Novice Hurdle at Navan. Winter ground would be a big question mark for him and he might be one that gets a break when it gets really testing.

He’s back and on great terms with himself. He fractured a cannon bone and had to have it screwed, but he seems really good now. We are aiming him back at the JNwine.com Champion Chase at Down Royal in early November.