After race at Dundalk Fri, 4th Feb, 2022 (1st)  He's unbelievable, I don't know what to say about him. We just keep doing what we are doing and he keeps doing what he's doing. We kept him in the 0-65s as long as we could but since he's stepped out of that bracket he's been well able to hold his own. I actually get emotional thinking about him, he came to us by pure chance and he is absolutely turning us around. It's great to get Chris back on him because he suffered one day when he dropped him here. He got back on him that day and won on him. That's three he's won on him now. It's fantastic for David (Adam), the owner, and hopefully it brings some new interest for us. We can train horses, we're a small yard but we're trying to grow. Lee Smyth

After race at Dundalk Wed, 2nd Feb, 2022 (1st)  He’s probably one of the most improved sprinters in Ireland. We didn’t want to put Chris (Hayes) up today and carry the weight. We wanted to claim the 5lb off him and Luke (McAteer) has given him a very good ride. Lee Smyth

After race at Dundalk Fri, 7th Jan, 2022 (1st)  he ran a good race against the better boys on Wednesday and came out of the race well, ate up and was in good form so when he was declared, we said we’d let him take his chance. Siobhan gave him a perfect ride; we didn’t want to go forward and empty him and she kept a hold of him early. He’s a horse that gives his all and hopefully he’ll keep improving. I think it’s three or four weeks until there is another five-furlong race. He does get the six if he’s dropped in and we’ll just see how he is. Lee Smyth

After race at Dundalk Wed, 15th Dec, 2021 (1st)  he's a very straightforward horse to train and the last day he wandered about when he hit the front over six (furlongs), and was probably unlucky as he did so much so early. He just seems to wander about when he hits the front but he wins and that's all that matters, that's his fourth win here and he's been placed quite a few times. he's a credit to owner Dr David Adam and to the lads at home. My missus, Georgia Adam, rides him every day and she puts up with him as he's quite a character but he's worth every bit of the hassle. I lead him up at the races myself as he's quite a handful. When he behaves himself he runs a good race. A few starts back he dropped Chris (Hayes) going to the start but still won. I chose to claim off him on his last couple of runs but he just wasn't getting the win and the 5lb maybe made the difference. He's just at that level and that's where he competes. If he got any higher he might struggle. We have the blinkers on him and have thrown everything at him so I don't know if there is much more improvement in him. He's won four and his half-sister won three for me, Ty Rock Brandy, so it's a speedy family. Lee Smyth

After race at Dundalk Fri, 24th Sep, 2021 (1st)  He’s done that very easy in first time blinkers. We were quite nervous as he was very quiet going to the start. He’s normally a messer but the blinkers probably helped him to focus,. Last time he was drawn wide but he’d a low draw today and Chris gave him a fine ride. He has to be out and away — if he’s in behind horses he doesn’t travel. He likes to get his own way up front. He’ll focus on here now over five or six furlongs for the winter and won’t go back on the turf. We’ll use Chris when he’s available and Siobhan (Rutledge) knows him well also. He’s a bit of a quirky animal so it helps having riders that know him. Lee Smyth

After race at Dundalk Wed, 31st Mar, 2021 (1st)  He was in serious form last week, and we had the money on him then, but he missed the kick and wasn't really in the race. We were disappointed,. He dropped Chris going out there as he was in such great form and I thought we had blown our chances again. He threw him in the air with a massive buck going out but the warm up to the start did him no harm. I said to Chris that he has to be ridden prominently, he won like that before, and he's won it again. He is what he is, he's going to be a low grade handicapper, but he'll give the owner a lot of fun. It's his second win for us now and we had the half-sister who won three for us over five furlongs. Their dam seems to produce nice speedy stock so we'll certainly be looking for the next one out of her if we can find it. Credit to Chris for getting back up on the horse. Going out like that it looks nasty and it's hard to explain that he's in savage form and seriously well in himself. Chris ran to the start and got back up on him. I said to him 'he'll win now, he's had a good warm up so let's get it done' and he did. He doesn't know the horse, that's his first time sitting on him, so for him to take my word and get back up on him I appreciate that. All credit to him. My missus Georgie rides him at home and she said to me 'Lee I can't understand why he didn't win last week, he'll win tonight' so in fairness to her she got it right. Lee Smyth

After race at Dundalk Mon, 9th Nov, 2020 (1st)  He’s a half-brother to a filly (Ty Rock Brandy) that won three times for us over five furlongs. It’s taken him a bit of time to come to himself and the last few runs were on soft ground. That’s his first time on the all-weather and he’s kicked on well. He’s very tough and was headed on the run-in but got the job done. He’s not quite as sharp as his sister but is equally tough. The horses have been in bad form and it’s just great to get a winner. It’s a welcome surprise. The owner Dr David Adam is a massive supporter of the yard and I’m delighted for him. We got this horse for him as a yearling and he’s waited for him. Lee Smyth