After race at Fairyhouse Sat, 10th Oct, 2026 (1st)  He jumps so well and with all the fences out the last day didn’t suit him at all and he ran a cracker,. said Flynn. I didn’t want to put the cheekpieces on him because he gets excited but he’d actually spot anything so I think they helped him concentrate. I think they helped him. He’s very genuine but he’d spot anything, even at home. You wouldn’t think he’d go down to his fences and jump them but he’d run away from anything small at home. He loves that good ground. I wasn’t going to run him, only I saw a small entry, I was going to wait a bit longer. He’ll probably go to Down Royal now, hopefully there will be nice ground there at the end of the month. There is a three mile up there. For some reason he just wasn’t firing earlier in the year. He’s only a young horse and I think there could be more to come. Even next summer he could be a horse for Galway, for the Blazers or something like that. Paul W Flynn

After race at Punchestown Tue, 14th Oct, 2025 (1st)  He’s a grand horse. We always liked him but he was a very weak horse,. David and Albert Broad recommended him to us, they bought him privately and told us he was a nice horse. I was looking for a horse for Paddy. We ran him a few times and then gave him a break. He’s just gotten stronger. He’ll be a much better chaser, I think, in time. He’s a lucky horse so far, I know he’s only won today. I wasn’t surprised he won, he shows us plenty. He’s young but we’ll definitely run him again. He does get a little bit worried and panicky so if there are any signs he's not doing well, we’ll pull the plug. I’d say he definitely won’t be running in January anyway. Paul W Flynn