After race at Galway Mon, 28th Oct, 2019 (1st)  She obviously likes the track having won here last month and did it nicely. I didn't get to see it all as I was at the start helping her but she jumped well,. She was in good form coming here. Maybe the drop back to seven furlongs didn't suit and she was slowly away at Limerick. She was a lot sharper today and when horses handle this unique track it is a big plus. I go to the start early with her and try to keep her as relaxed as I can and get her loaded last as she is a bit of a worrier. She will go out for a break now. . I'm on the lookout for some more horses and maybe this might get me more. It would be nice to have a few for Dundalk for the winter even though it is a bit far away. Ian O'Connor

After race at Galway Tue, 17th Sep, 2019 (1st)  We entered her today as I knew we'd get a slap on the wrist for being placed in her maiden, which she did as she got 10lbs so it worked out tonight,. It is no secret she has ability as she was placed for Tom Cooper but she is a very tricky filly to train. We'll give her a bit of a break now as she has been on the go a nice bit and has done her job. We'll see what happens to her after today and hopefully there will be another day in her. I'm delighted as it's over a year since my last winner. I have six horses in training and I'm based in Glenbeigh in Kerry. I'm very grateful for all the owners I have as it's been a quiet summer but they've all stuck by me. Ian O'Connor