Dinons

“It was a great pot to win. I was toying with the idea of running him in the Munster National, he had a nice weight in it, but I was concerned about the ground. We couldn't leave this race behind us. He might go to Cheltenham in two week's time, he won there last year, and we'll give him a break afterwards to bring him back for those handicap chases next year - Gordon Elliott, trainer of Dinons”

“He's a good horse and he knows how to win. He doesn't ever do anything fancy but he keeps on winning. He's a nice horse to have. Davy said he probably should have let him stride on but Victoria Bay probably isn't a bad mare of Colin Bowe's either but all he can do is win. We could even step him up to three miles and that could even suit him better - Gordon Elliott, trainer”

“Dinons is a big horse and was always going to be better over a fence. He was brilliant and you couldn't fault him - Jack Kennedy, rider.”

“Dinons is a big, honest galloping horse. He is a chaser in the making. I wouldn't be surprised to see him back over here again for a Graded three-mile race. He gallops and stays and if his jumping gets slicker he could be a very nice horse. He has won five races this summer and don't owe us too much - Gordon Elliott, trainer.”

“Dinons did it well again and will go for a staying novice race at Cheltenham next month - Gordon Elliott, trainer.”

“He has improved for a jump compared to his bumper form and Gordon will find plenty more races for him to win - Davy Russell, rider”

“He was unlucky last time when he looked to have it in the bag and fell. He won't have too much more this year and I'd imagine we'll try to find a little hurdle race for him somewhere and he'll go chasing next year. He's a staying type, a big good looking horse who'll need plenty of time. I'd say he'd go on any sort of ground - Gordon Elliott, trainer of Dinons”