After race at Curragh Sat, 24th Sep, 2022 (1st)  I can't take much credit for it because I was nearly giving up, losing faith in the horse, but the lads (Go Nutz Racing Syndicate) said that he always comes good at the end of the year,. When we got him he worked like a really good horse, his work was very good. We fancied him a few times and I was disappointed but the lads said to hang in there as it takes him a while and he clicks into gear. He won very well today. He's very straight-forward but it just didn't fall right for him a few times. I was very happy with the way he ran in Listowel, he didn't get much of a run there. Even in Laytown he clipped heels at a vital stage. The experience of Laytown sometimes rejuvenates these kinds of horses. He's a horse that has to be ridden for luck, it didn't happen in Listowel but it happened today. J P Murtagh

After race at Naas Sun, 17th Oct, 2021 (1st)  He’s in the Horses-In-Training Sale so I’ll have to talk with the syndicate. He’s been losing ground out of the stalls but he ran really well in Dundalk last week. He likes it here and the ground suited him. Ms Sheila Lavery

After race at Naas Sat, 8th May, 2021 (1st)  That was badly needed! His last two runs he’s been drawn wide and has travelled like a good thing but just hasn’t finished out. Ms Sheila Lavery

After race at Naas Sun, 23rd Aug, 2020 (1st)  I’m delighted with that. We tried him over five and Wayne got off him the last day and said this was his trip. Ms Sheila Lavery

After race at Limerick Wed, 17th Jun, 2020 (1st)  All my horses are taking a run. I can get them very fit at home but they need to go for a couple of scouts up the Curragh. If he had needed a run, however, I'd have been gutted as I felt he was our first real chance of getting a winner. He isn't dependent on that ground as he'll go on good or soft and he has matured so much mentally over the winter. He is a different horse to what we had last year and he has also furnished really well. . He is owned by a great syndicate, headed by Fran Kennedy who used to be Eddie Lynam's head lad. They are really sporting and are all on Zoom shouting!. Fran said we'll see what the handicapper does. There is a nice handicap in the Curragh but we'll see what mark he gets. Ms Sheila Lavery

After race at Navan Wed, 23rd Oct, 2019 (1st)  This horse has been confusing me. His home work has been very good and he’s got loads of talent. Chris said not to fight with him and he’s a bit of coward so being out on his own probably suited. I’d say just match practice more than anything has helped him. He’ll go on his holidays and Chris said we’ll have plenty of fun with him next year. They are a great syndicate (Woodfarm Racing) and have kept faith with me. Fran Kennedy bought him as a pinhook and didn’t sell him so he put a syndicate together. Ms Sheila Lavery