Fri, 24th Jul, 2026  he got sick so couldn't sell as a breezer but I always rated him highly. He has the Havana Grey-attitude, sticks at it and is tough. He still has more developing to do, he will widen and mentally he is excellent. I don’t have any two-year-olds to work him with so I had no level of form to go by, and two horses he beat at Bellewstown were beaten since. I had him in the Molecomb Stakes (Group 3, Goodwood) next week up until ten minutes to closing time but panicked and decided to come here, hoping to win. I had priced him to sell but only got one call after he won in Bellewstown so he is still for sale, although I won’t give him away cheaply now and it will take a bit to buy him. He’ll get good entries now and isn’t the type of horse whose form will fall off a cliff. There is so much more to come. Miss Kate McGivern

After race at Cork Fri, 24th Jul, 2026 (1st)  he got sick so couldn't sell as a breezer but I always rated him highly. He has the Havana Grey-attitude, sticks at it and is tough. He still has more developing to do, he will widen and mentally he is excellent. I don’t have any two-year-olds to work him with so I had no level of form to go by, and two horses he beat at Bellewstown were beaten since. I had him in the Molecomb Stakes (Group 3, Goodwood) next week up until ten minutes to closing time but panicked and decided to come here, hoping to win. I had priced him to sell but only got one call after he won in Bellewstown so he is still for sale, although I won’t give him away cheaply now and it will take a bit to buy him. He’ll get good entries now and isn’t the type of horse whose form will fall off a cliff. There is so much more to come. Miss Kate McGivern

After race at Bellewstown Thu, 2nd Jul, 2026 (1st)  My colours again, a great day today. We missed the breeze up with this horse. He was never meant to be in training. We had a virus in the yard, he literally couldn't travel because he had a temperature of 40 and it was a no-go. I was devastated. I sent him to Archie and he ran poor (8th, Nottingham), but it was a first run. Then when I had a few left over from the breeze ups, I said I might as well have him in my team since he didn't win first time out. He duly did it there. I was worried with the weight, I really was as a stone more than a few of them. That is two penalties in England. Anyway, he did it and big thanks to Chris and the lads in the yard. I do think a lot of him, I think he would have made a few quid at the breeze up had he of been there but we missed it. Then I thought, maybe if we win, we could go to the Ascot Sale. He was going to Ascot all year and then he missed everything. You just have to take it on the chin. He's a nice horse to have in the yard and no doubt I'll have him well entered up in a few big races. He's for sale. Miss Kate McGivern