After race at Dundalk Fri, 18th Sep, 2020 (1st)  He ran poor the last day and we just took the headgear back off him and put on a sheepskin noseband. We tried him up at a mile which was new to him as we thought he might get things his own way. He didn’t initially but did eventually. He was brave and battled well. His form is a bit in and out. We’re getting the hang of him and Mark is getting a good spin out of him. Edward Lynam

After race at Cork Tue, 25th Aug, 2020 (1st)  Eddie told me this morning that he was clever, would talk to you and knows what he is at, but the set of blinkers were a massive help. Edward Lynam

After race at Cork Sun, 1st Sep, 2019 (1st)  I'm showing my age because I trained the father and the mother. I think the mother made the nine o'clock news, Dangle. First time out she ran at the Curragh in a maiden and was as green as grass. When Johnny (Murtagh) gave her a thump she took off and he had a job pulling her up, she finished fifth. We were called in before the stewards and she was banned for two months, Johnny was going to miss the Arc and my kids were crying for about a week because it was on the nine o'clock news that a trainer had been done. Stephanie has had horses with me a long time. The dam won and was group placed. This fella is a funny old devil but he loves front-running and he ran well from the front the last day. Even with all the runners I said to young Andy bounce out and try and make all. It was a long way up, it was a long sprint - a bit longer than a cigarette that's all I can tell you!. He got home anyway and it's good to get it. Edward Lynam