After race at Ballinrobe Tue, 30th May, 2017 (1st)  That went well thank God, she stayed down last night, we went home. There is something not right about that!. That probably just helped her a little bit. I'd say we will probably be heading to Galway with her now after this. . Yesterday I was a bit concerned and today I was even more so. You just don't know what the race has taken out of her. Even though she hadn't a hard race, we couldn't be sure what it took out of her until she went out there again today. She only had a feather weight on her back last night. I don't know what way Noel O'Brien (handicapper) is going to view this now. It's nice to get two pots. I chatted to Noel yesterday and she was to go up eleven pounds for yesterday. We just took our chance with her and it worked out. Seamus Fahey

After race at Ballinrobe Mon, 29th May, 2017 (1st)  I'm delighted for Paul Mullins, he lives locally, only fifteen minutes up the road. We took a bit of a chance going in to a competitive handicap with an inexperienced mare but she was working well and Paul likes to have runners here,. It worked out well for us all. It's a beautiful pot to get for a filly like that. Whether she'll run tomorrow or not I'm not sure. We will see how she is in the morning first. I might find out what the handicapper's views are on it. Shane Butler done a bit of schooling with her up the Curragh since her last run. She jumps these hurdles much better than the old type of hurdles. Galway would be in the pipeline for her. Seamus Fahey