After race at Punchestown Fri, 28th Apr, 2023 (1st)  He didn't impress me at all, I was delighted he won, but throughout the race he wasn't impressing me. He looked like he wasn't enjoying it and maybe Cheltenham took much more out of him than we thought. At home he was on fire and maybe I did too much with him because he was going so well. It's hard to say something went wrong when you win by seven-and-a-half lengths. Maybe he loves the hill in Cheltenham, he just got going up the hill whereas today is a Flat track. I'll have a quick chat with Paul later on and see what he thought. Turning for home I wouldn't have backed him, so to win after that just means that he has a huge engine but he wasn't really in love with what he was doing today, whether it was the ground or what I don't know. I think we'll freshen him up now. I was thinking maybe of going to France but I won't, I think I'll just put him away. W P Mullins

After race at Cheltenham Wed, 15th Mar, 2023 (1st)  It was quite a deep race, Champ Kiely, Gaelic Warrior, Hermes Allen from England — all horses with good form lines. It was competitive, Willie was right to go for the Ballymore and not the Supreme. He’s really a blank canvas, that was the fourth run of his life, he’s won by six and a half lengths and came over the last in the lead. The sky’s the limit at the moment — the dream is very much alive. That was good, I was very impressed. When he got through, the change of pace coming down the last — wow. I think that was just his fourth run of his life so there’s improvement there. I’m looking at him as a chaser, but you have to ask yourself would you stay hurdling? You have to look at Champion Hurdles and things. Yesterday I was telling Michael Buckley (owner of Constitution Hill) that we were going to have go off and shop again to buy one to beat him, but maybe we have one here. His jumping is great, so maybe we have one. W P Mullins

After race at Naas Tue, 20th Dec, 2022 (1st)  He galloped out through the line and on that ground there is not too many that will do that today. He seems to have a huge among of scope jumping. He just put down at the last, I think it was the first one he was in front. He has huge potential and is one to look forward to for Simon (Munir) and Isaac (Souede). He’s not entered in the Lawlors and maybe we could look at the Moscow Flyer in Punchestown. W P Mullins