After race at Navan Sun, 23rd Apr, 2017 (1st)  Colm said he had come on from Leopardstown,. I put my neck on the line and supplemented him for this. I thought if we could get third it would be great. What I'm really pleased about is that the ground is very different from Leopardstown and I wasn't sure if it was just the slow ground there that helped him. He seemed to travel on that ground perfectly and seemed to love it. He's grown in confidence. He won well at Leopardstown but this was a big step up in class and he had to improve. I know it was his second run of the year and Order Of St George's first, so he's going to come forward from there, but I loved the way he stayed every yard of it. They went a good gallop and started taking him on from the far side. He stayed at it all the way to the line. I'll have a conference with the owners and see where we go but I'd say we'll probably like to go to Ascot with him. If he goes on improving it will be brilliant. He's a very relaxed horse. I don't think he'll be going jumping for a while! That's why he was sent to me but I think that's gone out the window. Mrs John Harrington

After race at Leopardstown Wed, 5th Apr, 2017 (1st)  He was very good. He's had a wind-op since he came to me from David's. I've been ticking along with him and he was sort of sent to me to go jumping. I just hadn't had time to get enough schooling into him but he might go jumping as well as stay on the Flat. I suppose we'll look at that sort of distance, 1m 6f, and see what happens. I'm delighted with him. He just probably likes that bit of give in the ground to get the best out of him. I didn't really expect that, he surprised me. I thought he'd run well but I didn't think we could possibly beat Forgotten Rules or Twilight Payment. He quickened up really well so it's great. I'll probably keep him to the Flat now and see how we get on. If he comes out of this alright we'll see where we go. I've no plans and he's not entered up in anything. I'd say he'll probably go anywhere there's a bit of ease in the ground. Mrs John Harrington

After race at Curragh Sun, 13th Sep, 2015 (1st)  He's a nice horse and did it well. He's an improving horse. He ran well in Galway. He'll be a nice four-year-old next year. He's very big and is only coming to himself. That was a nice pot to win. That was the plan but there's no reason we couldn't find another spot for him this year. David Wachman

After race at Curragh Sat, 18th Jul, 2015 (1st)  He did it fine and was always threatening to win a maiden. He stays well and is a fine big horse. David Wachman