After race at Curragh Thu, 15th Oct, 2026 (1st)  She loves to come from behind and I suppose I'd been pitching her into highly-rated races. I thought, 'right, we'll just drop her in grade'. I actually was very confident coming into today. She's breaking a bit better, she was really slow. She had a terrible draw, but Robbie gave her a class ride. He let her find her feet and kept filling her up, sat and sat and sat. The ground being so heavy was a little bit of an unknown. She's run on soft, but not kind of sapping ground. She's kind of a family horse. My mother owned a leg and mum died, so all the family own her leg in the syndicate. If she comes out of this race fine, she'll run in the mile-two race here next week. Ms Sheila Lavery

After race at Dundalk Fri, 1st Dec, 2023 (1st)  she was late starting because she had a little issue in the spring. I'm thrilled with her and how she has taken to the surface - she has just got stronger and better. I think she is more a seven-furlong filly and, when she learns to relax, we will step her up. I'll look at the programme and might just put her away now but I haven't thought beyond today. I'll let her mature into her brain and then run her on nice grass. I'm looking forward to that. She's a gorgeous Dandy Man filly out of a Giant's Causeway mare. Ms Sheila Lavery