After race at Fairyhouse Sun, 5th Jul, 2015 (1st)  She's a little diamond to have in the yard. I never thought she was just a five or six furlongs horse. She has proper natural speed, and this is the first time we have had to step her up in trip. She was off her feet early doors but she tries her heart out and gives you everything. I brought her here to see what she would be like over the trip. If she stays in training next year she could step up to a mile and aim for something like the Matron Stakes. I'm not sure where she will go next, although the Group 2 Park Stakes at Doncaster could be a possibility. G M Lyons

After race at Curragh Sun, 7th Jun, 2015 (1st)  I thought she was going to be an unlucky loser. She's not big but she's all heart. She has plenty of speed and loved the good ground. We've always felt that she will get seven furlongs. She's a good honest filly. We took the view that we didn't want to take on Anthem Alexander in the Lacken and I don't think she's good enough for the Commonwealth Cup. Hopefully we can find a Group 2 for her. G M Lyons

After race at Curragh Sat, 23rd Aug, 2014 (1st)  I suppose you would say it was visually impressive. When she won at Naas I was dubious about the clock. The speed figure was very, very fast and I rang a couple of experts as I thought she can't have done that time but she did. The only obvious race to come for was this or to hold back for the Round Tower next week. We won the Round Tower with Lightening Pearl on route to the Cheveley Park. I said to myself go Listed rather than Group Three and she had to win this impressively for me to even consider supplementing her for the Cheveley Park. I would suggest a Cheveley Park supplementation is on the cards. Unfortunately for this little pet if she goes that route she will have to take on what we have seen this week in York and they look three exceptional fillies that ran in the Lowther. Two of them will turn up for the Cheveley Park and she would want to improve again to be even considered to run against them. Another option is the Firth of Clyde in Ayr but I will discuss it with the boss. She seems to be pretty straight forward. Being a Captain Rio you would automatically think she would like softer ground but Colin said why would you try softer ground when she has shown this much speed on quick ground. It's important as I put the owner into her. These maroon colours are very important to Irish racing and even more important to me. G M Lyons