After race at Dundalk Fri, 16th Jan, 2026 (1st)  She finished fourth in a Listed race (Dundalk, November) and we were unlucky not to get black type that day. Probably she will go to Newcastle as well, for the mile. I will try and get black type with her next season. When she learns how to race, I think she will stay a mile and two no problem. At the moment, she needs to run over seven or a mile because she is a little bit fresh. When she drops her head, I think a mile and two will be no problem. Last time Billy (Lee) said she did a little bit too much and she was a little bit free and fresh, so he said to drop her to seven furlongs. I think there is a lot of improvement when she matures, definitely. Robson De Aguiar

After race at Dundalk Fri, 21st Feb, 2025 (1st)  She is going to improve plenty - he (Lee) said she gave a nice little bit of a heave turning out of the back. She is having a good blow there now as well. She could possibly be a middle-distance horse. I wouldn't be a bit surprised if she could get 1m4f. She will probably go for a Group 3 at Leopardstown over 1m2f next. I think her future is in Pattern company. Billy said she picked up very, very well. He said he got a lead for as long as he could and picked up great. Adrian Murray

After race at Dundalk Fri, 22nd Nov, 2024 (1st)  Delighted, hit the line well there. Billy said she kept finding and finding, and ground it out the whole way to the line. She's a nice filly going forward, I think, over a mile plus. A great engine. She's a big unit and I'd say there is plenty of improvement. She's still a little bit gawky he was saying. I'd imagine that will be her for the winter, strengthen her up. Going forward, she will tell us where we are going. It is how she does over the winter and stuff. Her dam (Queen of The Stars) was sold today for 40 grand in Goffs, a Sea The Stars mare. Adrian Murray