After race at Navan Mon, 17th Nov, 2025 (1st)  It is like buses, you wait four years and then two (wins) at once!. He's great. For whatever reason, he just comes back every year in great form. I don't know what it is about this year, he's just been in extra-special form!. He has always run well, but maybe there is a little more to him this year. He has been minded well through the years. He did (take some scalps) and Johnny said he had to keep him up to his work. He enjoys it and that's the whole thing about it. He gets looked after like a king at home - he's in a small yard, so he is the king of the castle! It really works for him. Oh my God, so lucky (to have him). We have had him since he was a foal, so the dream has been alive but he has delivered. He's now near €300,000 in prize money. He has nearly given his running on every single run and that is incredible for a horse to bring it to the table as much as he has. He's the best, he is just fabulous!. The plan is to go for the Long Walk Hurdle at Ascot. That was always the plan coming here and the idea was that if he could stay two and a-half (miles) on heavy ground, then he should be able to stay three miles. Johnny says he keeps finding - he says you gotta ask for it, but he does keep finding. He'll tell us (after Ascot). Mrs Lorna Fowler

Fri, 24th Oct, 2025  He did that very nicely and deserved to, really, on ratings,. I say it every year, he comes back in equally good form if not better. He's the kind of horse that goes down to the gallop every day like it's the first day he's gone on it. He still enjoys it and you're more than halfway there if you have that. We've minded him enough that we've got the longevity out of him. He does love the big occasion, though, he thrives off it and he has loads of ability. Today's trip was on the shorter side for him at this stage of his career, so we will definitely step him up to two and a half (miles) and even a little bit more. Mrs Lorna Fowler

After race at Sligo Fri, 24th Oct, 2025 (1st)  He did that very nicely and deserved to, really, on ratings,. I say it every year, he comes back in equally good form if not better. He's the kind of horse that goes down to the gallop every day like it's the first day he's gone on it. He still enjoys it and you're more than halfway there if you have that. We've minded him enough that we've got the longevity out of him. He does love the big occasion, though, he thrives off it and he has loads of ability. Today's trip was on the shorter side for him at this stage of his career, so we will definitely step him up to two and a half (miles) and even a little bit more. Mrs Lorna Fowler

After race at Galway Sat, 23rd Oct, 2021 (1st)  We knew before the race we'd have to make the running and I wasn't really worried about that but it is a relief more than anything. There was so much expectation riding on him to nail the maiden and get it done and he has. It will give him huge confidence and I think we now have a good bar from what he did last season. I hope we have a lot to look forward to now and I'd like to take him to Cheltenham in three weeks for the Supreme Novices Trial because I think it'll be good to get there and see how he travels. He is in a really good place, I have a bit to work on with him as I didn't have him 100%, because it is a long season. I am very relieved he won today. Mrs Lorna Fowler

After race at Punchestown Wed, 30th Sep, 2020 (1st)  We think a good bit of this horse and I'd say he was beaten by a good one in Killarney. He learned a lot from that run, and I wouldn't have run him unless there was cut in the ground but I knew the rain was coming. Aine said he won with plenty in hand. He loves his racing and when they are like that you are halfway there. I'd like to go for a hurdle next. He's five now and I'd like to get on with it. I wanted to get him to the track a year ago but little things went against him like a stone bruise and then we had the lockdown. The time hasn't done him any harm. Mrs Lorna Fowler