I was delighted with his performance at Fairyhouse. He has progressed all season and it was great to win a Grade 1 with him after he had been a bit unlucky earlier in the campaign. He has shown good versatility with regard to trip and Growise Champion Novice Chase on Tuesday could well be his target.

I imagine he’ll go for the Stayers Hurdle. We felt he was going to get seriously involved at Cheltenham. Patrick felt the horse had plenty left to give, he just got unbalanced after landing over the last and came down. He has shown a liking for Punchestown and based on his Cheltenham run he must have a bit of a chance.

He looks to be one for the Irish Daily Mirror Novice Hurdle on Wednesday. He looks a real stayer and he took a nice step forward in the Albert Bartlett. He is one to look forward to when he goes over fences.

She has a few options, but I imagine she might run in the Mares Champion Hurdle on Saturday. The Mares Hurdle at Cheltenham was a race we had mapped out for her for a long time and we were very happy with how she performed in it.

He will go for the Champion Bumper at Punchestown. He ran very free at Cheltenham and I think this track might suit him better. I’m never really surprised with bumper horses at Cheltenham as they are young, inexperienced horses and the occasion might just have got the better of him on the day and fired him up.

He’ll go for the Champion Chase. Patrick felt he was well within himself when he came down at Cheltenham, but for me it was too far out to make any assessment as to how much of his huge ability he retains. That said, we were encouraged by how well he was jumping and how much enthusiasm he was showing.

He’s entered in the Champion Hurdle and the Stayers Hurdle and he could take up either option. He likes Punchestown and he showed that he stays three miles earlier in his career, so we’ll see closer to the time which race he’ll go for. We were a little bit disappointed that he didn’t show more at Cheltenham, he appeared in better form than that at home.

He scoped a little bit dirty prior to Aintree, but he seems fine now and will go for the Ryanair Novice Chase on Thursday. We’ve been delighted with him all season and hopefully he can produce that sort of form again.

He’s entered in the Herald Champion Novice Hurdle on Tuesday and the Profile System Champion Novice Hurdle on Friday. He has shown plenty of pace in winning at Punchestown and Fairyhouse this year, but we think he has plenty of stamina too. I don’t know about the whole theory that he is better going right handed, but he has certainly looked very good going that way around. I think there was probably more to his disappointment at Cheltenham than the fact it was left handed, as he didn’t jump as well and raced very freely too.

He has had some training problems this season, so it was great to get him back to put up a nice winning performance in very testing conditions at Navan last time. Less testing ground will suit him better and his option at Punchestown is the Champion Chase. He will also be given an entry at Sandown and that is an alternative that will be considered.

He will go for the Punchestown Gold Cup. He jumped poorly in the Cheltenham Gold Cup, but he has been schooling well since. He has gone well at this track before, so hopefully he will jump better and give himself a chance.

She has a few options and there hasn’t been a decision made on her target yet. We’ve been very happy with her so far and she owes us nothing after the season she has had. She showed that she stays two-and-a-half miles last time and that gives us plenty of options with her.

He’ll go for the Champion Hurdle. I thought he put in a really tremendous effort at Cheltenham despite not getting the perfect run of the race and if he can reproduce that it will give him a great chance. He’s relatively lightly raced for a horse of his calibre and I think there could be more improvement in him.

I think there’s a good chance he could line up at Punchestown. He’s a mature horse and seems to have come out of Aintree well. He has multiple entries, but we haven’t made a decision on his target yet.

He’ll go for the AES Champion Four Year Old Hurdle on Saturday. There’s obviously not a lot between himself and Farclas, so we’ll be hopeful going there that he can give him a race.

He has a couple of entries, but he likes a test of stamina so he could be one for the Irish Daily Mirror Novice Hurdle on Wednesday. It was surprising to me how badly he got outpaced in the Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle, but maybe he just wasn’t in love with the track. We’ll see.

He’ll go for the Stayers Hurdle. His Cheltenham form must give him a great chance and given that I had wondered whether we had enough done with him going into it, there must be a chance that he can improve from it.

He’ll probably go for the Growise Champion Novice Chase on Tuesday. He has a lot of experience for a novice and stays very well. We were delighted with him at Cheltenham and I was delighted for Ronnie Bartlett, as he showed an awful lot of patience to stick with him when he didn’t race for the better part of three years.

She’ll run in the AES Champion For Year Old Hurdle on Saturday. I was disappointed with her at Cheltenham, I think she has a big engine and can do better than that. She was very sore after her fall, but she has recovered well and I’m looking forward to seeing her run again.

He’s a tough horse and all being well he’ll run in the Champion Chase on Tuesday. I was a bit disappointed with him at Cheltenham. I think he was just too free in the first third of the race and that made him vulnerable.

We have given him a few entries and while he is probably better left handed, he’s likely to run. We might just stick to hurdling with him for now. I don’t really know what has gone wrong with him this season. Sometimes horses just lose their form for a season without an obvious reason and get it back after they have a break. He just doesn’t seem to be the horse he was, but hopefully he’ll get it back at some stage.