After race at Curragh Sat, 16th Aug, 2025 (1st)  We wanted to see where we stood today. Ben went the brave man’s route today, got the gap and he quickened up. I haven’t spoken to anybody yet but hopefully we’ll be able to go for the Irish Champion. Today was the test. It looked in Ascot like he was a little bit slow, but I think a strong mile and a quarter should suit him around Leopardstown. He has to improve again but he might. He’s a very relaxed horse that doesn’t show much at home and is learning on the job. He’s a typical Aga Khan horse and reminds me a bit of Sinndar that when he clicks into gear someday, he might realise how good he is. He’s still underdeveloped, and I think he could be a really nice four-year-old. J P Murtagh

After race at Curragh Sat, 16th Aug, 2025 (1st)  We wanted to see where we stood today. Ben went the brave man’s route today, got the gap and he quickened up. I haven’t spoken to anybody yet, but hopefully we’ll be able to go for the Irish Champion. Today was the test. It looked in Ascot like he was a little bit slow, but I think a strong mile and a quarter should suit him around Leopardstown. He has to improve again, but he might. He’s a very relaxed horse that doesn’t show much at home and is learning on the job. He’s a typical Aga Khan horse and reminds me a bit of Sinndar that when he clicks into gear someday, he might realise how good he is. He’s still underdeveloped and I think he could be a really nice four-year-old. J P Murtagh

After race at Leopardstown Thu, 5th Jun, 2025 (1st)  He came out of Cork really well and we were happy coming here today. We thought a mile and a half help him as well. He’s not a slow horse but he’s learning all the time. He’s going the right way and has put on weight from his last run so he’s thriving. The King Edward VII over a mile and a half at Ascot could be a possibility depending on how he comes out of this race. J P Murtagh