Tue, 16th Jun, 2026  He’s very determined to win, this horse, with a great turn of foot and fantastic ability. You kind of have to adapt, and it was a case of getting him back relaxed and breathing again and in his rhythm, and once he found that he was powerful. I felt a little bit of pressure coming here today on an unbeaten Guineas winner, but thankfully we managed to get the job done. He travelled very powerfully and has a great turn of foot. Gstaad and Ryan (Moore) probably had a more economical route than we did, so we wasted a lot of ground, but he’s a very talented horse and was tough towards the business end. Obviously there’s pressure riding a horse like him, but it’s pressure you want and I’m very privileged to be in a position to partner him, and I can’t wait for the next couple of races to come up. It’s a pinch yourself moment, and I can’t thank George and the owners enough for having faith in me. It’s a dream to be training horses like this, to be trusted with them. To do it with Billy makes it even more special because he’s like a younger brother. To have that affinity with a jockey is amazing. I’ve been lucky to have a lot of good riders ride for me, but he’s an exceptional talent both on and off the horse. He is meticulous in his planning going to the track, to be able to send him to Royal Ascot on an unbeaten Guineas winner is as good as it gets. George Boughey

Tue, 16th Jun, 2026  He’s very determined to win, this horse, with a great turn of foot and fantastic ability. You kind of have to adapt, and it was a case of getting him back relaxed and breathing again and in his rhythm, and once he found that he was powerful. I felt a little bit of pressure coming here today on an unbeaten Guineas winner, but thankfully we managed to get the job done. He travelled very powerfully and has a great turn of foot. Gstaad and Ryan (Moore) probably had a more economical route than we did, so we wasted a lot of ground, but he’s a very talented horse and was tough towards the business end. Obviously there’s pressure riding a horse like him, but it’s pressure you want and I’m very privileged to be in a position to partner him, and I can’t wait for the next couple of races to come up. It’s a pinch yourself moment, and I can’t thank George and the owners enough for having faith in me. It’s a dream to be training horses like this, to be trusted with them. To do it with Billy makes it even more special because he’s like a younger brother. To have that affinity with a jockey is amazing. I’ve been lucky to have a lot of good riders ride for me, but he’s an exceptional talent both on and off the horse. He is meticulous in his planning going to the track, to be able to send him to Royal Ascot on an unbeaten Guineas winner is as good as it gets. George Boughey

Tue, 16th Jun, 2026  I was feeling pretty good a furlong out, but then Ryan started coming back. I did sort of think that Aidan had always said that his horse would get further so huge credit to the runner-up as he was gallant today. I think that was the first time he’s got into a proper battle. Obviously I’ve only watched it once, but it was quite a scrap early doors, he was almost keen at one point, William’s horse (Buick, on Talk Of New York) came past and I think we’ll see a better horse now that he’s been in a scrap like that. He’s done everything we’ve hoped; it’s fine margins in this game and luckily he was on the right side of it. George Boughey

After race at Ascot Tue, 16th Jun, 2026 (1st)  I was feeling pretty good a furlong out, but then Ryan started coming back. I did sort of think that Aidan had always said that his horse would get further so huge credit to the runner-up as he was gallant today. I think that was the first time he’s got into a proper battle. Obviously I’ve only watched it once, but it was quite a scrap early doors, he was almost keen at one point, William’s horse (Buick, on Talk Of New York) came past and I think we’ll see a better horse now that he’s been in a scrap like that. He had to be dynamic today, he got into a battle and I think Billy would say himself that he got to the front too soon. The horse was coming back to him, but he needed to get into a scrap, he’s got a lot ahead of him. I was really impressed with his tenacity today, he showed a great turn of foot to go and hit the front. He’s done everything we’ve hoped; it’s fine margins in this game and luckily he was on the right side of it. George Boughey