After race at Naas Mon, 1st Aug, 2022 (1st)  That was deadly, Joey seems to be getting on really well with him. Thankfully the owners have been very patient, and the trainer has been very patient,. The jockeys are always complimentary when they do ride him, even though he has been jumping very slow and leaving a few races behind. They were adamant and confident when the penny drops he has plenty of class. Hopefully he can step out of that grade now. Sometimes horses can get stuck in that grade finishing third and fourth, you don't really see their true potential. Hopefully he can go on further now and pick up a few more prizes. He should come into his own at this time of year with the change in the ground. I'm delighted for all the owners, they are all from the north and all came down today. They obviously knew more than me, they must have fancied him and they came in droves today. J F Levins

After race at Naas Sat, 2nd Jul, 2022 (1st)  That was lovely, we've been waiting a long time for that to happen,. He fluffs the start too often and has given a few races away. He stayed on really when third in Down Royal, when Cillian McConnell gave him a lovely ride, and that put a smile on his face. Shabaaby (second) went on to win for us in Bellewstown so we came here quietly confident. I can't believe Joey Sheridan is still allowed to ride in these types of races, he's worth 10lb in an apprentice race. He gave him a brilliant ride. The ground is like carpet out there and he handled it really well. Top marks to Naas. J F Levins