After race at Leopardstown Sat, 12th Sep, 2026 (1st)  He's a very good horse, we didn't see the best of him last year and he has really tuned the corner this year. What a woman Jessie is! We have been having a quiet season for our standards - things just haven't been going our way and I actually thought I was done again, being honest. He's a very, very good horse and I think a proper, true run mile and a quarter race, you see the best of him. He dined at the top table all last year and he has been knocking on the door running well. Just things didn't happen for him, he was running on really firm ground last year. He has got a couple of runs on kinder ground and I'm relieved. It is hard, you are working every day - when things are really flying, and then they quieten down. Jessie still instils the confidence, doesn't tell you what to do, leaves it to you, and I'm so glad I can repay her with a Group One Champion Stakes. She has brought me to the next level. She has stood by me when I had no job and gave me her job, and we have had some really, really good winners together. She is a phenomenal woman. Kate (Harrington) is doing a lot there as well - she works really, really hard and I am so happy for them. I didn’t think he deserved to be 50/1, he’d won a Group 1 in Germany last time and came here in good form. If you look up all his form from last year, it was on ground that was too quick for him. He kept on trying, he got his conditions today and he went and did it. Shane is very strong, but the horse is very tough. H Mrs John Harrington

After race at Leopardstown Thu, 25th Jul, 2024 (1st)  That was nice, he's a nice colt,. He quickened up well, they went a good old gallop the whole way. He's tough and he'll probably just have one more run this year. He had to do it the hard way because he had to go and catch the pacemaker and then go away from him. Shane was thinking the other horse would come to him and take him along but it didn't and he had to go and commit. He'll go a mile, probably even this year. I don't think we'll go to the National Stakes, I'd say we'll wait for something over a mile in September. We've got two nice milers and we'll keep them well apart! Mrs John Harrington

After race at Curragh Wed, 5th Jun, 2024 (1st)  He's a lovely horse. He's probably growing a bit at the moment and he's not going to Ascot,. We'll take our time with him, he's in the Railway Stakes but that's only six furlongs. He's won over seven and if we are doing anything we'd go up. I know he's a Too Darn Hot but he finished off very strong. He's a really nice horse. He got away with that ground but probably wants it a little easier. Unless we went somewhere in France I'd almost sit and wait with him for the National Stakes, or something like that. He's a smashing horse. He's carrying the Pathfork colours, who was my first Group 1 winner. Mrs John Harrington