After race at Navan Wed, 8th Oct, 2025 (1st)  She really enjoys it here - I don't know what it is, I think maybe going down into the dip she can take a breath. I was hopeful, I wasn't confident to be honest. She was on the go a while and it is getting late in the year for a filly. We had to clip her the other day, her coat was gone. She was flying going to Cork and I think she just came into season going down there. I wasn't too worried about that run, I think there was an excuse. The grey filly (Platino Bianco), it was her last-chance saloon. She has always worked well. She travelled very sweetly, so she will get another chance. There is (another race for her in Navan) - there is a '60' sprint and an '80' sprint, so hopefully we get another day with the two of them. Step Back in Time, we might try her once (in Dundalk). She is actually rated lower on the all-weather. Chris Timmons

After race at Navan Tue, 8th Apr, 2025 (1st)  She travelled really well and Colin said she was in her comfort zone all the way. She had slipped down to a very competitive mark and it is good for her confidence to get her head in front. She has won and been placed here before. We always thought she would probably do better than she has done so far, but last year just didn't go to plan. She came back to us this year looking great and we have been very happy with her. I think the ground was just too soft for her in Naas the last time, but she appreciated the better ground here today. I think that is Colin's fifth winner for us - he is going for the championship, so we don't like to cost him winners! We try and give him a few if we can. Chris Timmons

After race at Navan Sat, 2nd Sep, 2023 (1st)  She got away with it (drop in trip), it was a stiff five. Rory thought maybe six would be more in her line, but I'm delighted. The owner (Siobhan Tolerton) bred her and she has persevered with her, I'm delighted to win for her. Her father Wilfred Tolerton used to train years ago. She really ground it out well. It just took her a while to find her feet. She hasn't been running badly, she ran in Cork on Wednesday and she was just pinging the gates and was out in front with no cover over seven - she was a sitting duck and they just came and swallowed her up in the last half furlong. She came out of it well, so we said we would roll the dice. She's not in again, she's due to come into season and she has had a busy couple of weeks so we will back off her for a week or so. Christopher David Timmons