After race at Tramore Sat, 15th Aug, 2026 (1st)  It was great that he won. Obviously we were concerned that he hadn't had a run, but hopeful because he had been working well at home and seemed in good form. You don't really know until they run back on the track after such a long layoff. Ben said he won well, so we are absolutely thrilled. Hopefully everything will be okay in the next couple of weeks and we'll try and find a race for him somewhere. David Casey, representing W P Mullins

After race at Naas Sun, 10th Nov, 2024 (1st)  It probably worked out workmanlike for his price, he was very short. I'll have to look at another half mile for him and maybe going right-handed. He seemed to be leaning to the right, so a novice hurdle right-handed would be the obvious thing to do. Sometimes you don't get right-handed and have to go left-handed, we'll take what we get. It's a big open straight here in Naas, facing up there, but he got the job done and that's the important thing. W P Mullins

After race at Roscommon Mon, 23rd May, 2022 (1st)  I was hoping he’d do something like that. I thought he ran very well in Cork and he came on well from that run. He’s a baby and I think he’s pretty nice. He really wants to go further and he’s bred to stay but he has the class to do that over a mile and a quarter. He’s versatile ground wise. He has a big long stride on him and I’d say he’d love fast ground. P Twomey