The Ish on Carolyn Costigan, Twitter and the Training of Roan Inish

re: The Ish on Carolyn Costigan, Twitter and the Training of Roan Inish

LAZMANNICK — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 02:49:31 GMT

I loved Carolyn's comment when she was interviewed after the race......This is my idea of a good time. Glad for her.

re: The Ish on Carolyn Costigan, Twitter and the Training of Roan Inish

Keith - TripleDeadHeat — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 21:37:44 GMT

talk about an exciting race...a trio of fillies pushing all out to the wire.

and they ran their race just a tenth of a second slower than the boys in the Plate Trial.

I think we'll see Roan Inish, Embur's Song and possibly Moment of Majesty return in the Queen's Plate. Look out lads!

re: The Ish on Carolyn Costigan, Twitter and the Training of Roan Inish

John T — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 17:00:00 GMT

Good training job by Carolyn Costigan,and the Irish Jockey David

Moran timed the run of Roan Inish to perfection.Looks like he too has

learned a lot from the Irish trainer Jim Bolger.The filly won the Woodbine Oaks in a manner that the 10 furlongs of the Queen,s Plate is not beyond her and I hope

they will take their chances in that race with her.

re: The Ish on Carolyn Costigan, Twitter and the Training of Roan Inish

John T — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 02:47:09 GMT

The many times National Hunt champion jockey Tony Mc Coy spent his early years with Jim Bolger and

he would state years later ''That It Was The Way Bolger Nurtured Human Talent That Drew Him There''

Something that has been well borne out as present stable jockey Kevin Manning,Willie Supple,Seamus Hefferman,and a jockey who is doing very well in England,Ted Durcan all were leading Apprentices under Bolger so i,m sure you were able to learn a lot in your two years there.Good luck to you in your career as a trainer and I shall be looking forward to seeing how Roan Inish performs in the Woodbine Oaks.