After race at Naas Sun, 18th May, 2025 (1st)  She came to me with a reputation and she’s done everything easy,. Colin said she gets to the front and she idles, which is lovely. I asked the question where to now and Colin said ‘wherever you want’. We’ll sit down with Tony and Roger (O’Callaghan), it’s all about the sire and doing the right thing by the filly going forward. You don’t rule anything in or out. There are plenty of nice races here. People have to put guns to my head to get over there (Ascot). I’ll do whatever I’m asked to do by the owners but at this moment in time we’ll sit back. She had Queen Mary written all over her but it’s not the be all and end all. G M Lyons

After race at Curragh Mon, 5th May, 2025 (1st)  She’s a lovely filly, Colin was very impressed with her,. He said she has plenty of speed. He said ‘I did my best to get her beat’. At this minute I’m still thinking of Naas (Group 3 Juvenile Fillies Sprint Stakes). I’ll sleep on it and talk to Colin about it but I’ve no problem with her getting six but she has plenty of speed and will learn plenty from that. I’ve never took this filly off the bridle so I don’t know what the limit is with her. At the moment I’m interested in Naas and I know that would suit Tally-Ho. I delighted for them because training for them is a pleasure. I thought long and hard about starting her in Dundalk because I liked her, no disrespect to Dundalk. They gave me the horse to promote the sire, they didn’t give her to me because they like me, so I ran her. Tony (O’Callaghan) said to me today that the minute she won the bookings went out the door so she’s doing the job and that means we’re doing our job. Sometimes you have to think of the bigger picture. Tony would like to go to Naas. She’s very smart and Colin mentioned Babouche there so if she’s mentioned in the same sentence as her as a two-year-old that’ll do me. G M Lyons

After race at Dundalk Fri, 28th Mar, 2025 (1st)  She's a beauty. I saw all the hoo-ha about her and it didn't come from our yard because we haven't done anything with her. We literally haven't done anything with her, she came in knowing her job and my whole job was to just let her chill. She has a lovely temperament, and I haven't taken her off the bridle ever at home. The race presented itself as a median auction and I said she has been doing everything easy and I've been given her to promote the stallion - do your job, don't be afraid to run her. That's the first time she has ever gone that quick. I have three by Starman, two colts, and she is more of a man than the two lads put together. The one thing the three of them have in common is their temperament - brilliant temperament. I have seen my two-year-olds from last year that I put away and how they have grown. While I love a precocious horse, I am aware of the growth from two to three so just cuddle them and let them come. I think she is a smart filly. Tonight was just an afterthought; the thought was always Naas and Naas. I want to win that Stakes race in Naas, I have been second in it a few times and hopefully you are good enough. The dream is still alive!. Colin and them keep asking me why I'm not working the two-year-olds and I say because I am afraid to burst my bubble! I'm in a good mood and I don't want to burst my dreams just yet! G M Lyons