After race at Dundalk Fri, 24th Oct, 2025 (1st)  She is game, very game. She has grown up plenty, I think. She settled for the first furlong today - sometimes you kind of have to let her do her own thing, you're not really in control. Today, I was worried for the first furlong as she wasn't doing her usual early fractions, but I loved the way she quickened and quickened. He (McGettigan) said she wasn't doing a tap in front, so it is great. Definitely (looking forward to her as a three-year-old), she is by far the best we have. I'm just delighted for the lads, they let me do anything I want with her this year and left me alone to train her. They are getting their rewards because we didn't run her here a couple of weeks ago, she just wasn't right. They just said 'no problem'. My job is to get a bit of black-type for them now - owner/breeders, so I am delighted for them. That will be her (for this season). Patrick Magee

After race at Cork Fri, 25th Jul, 2025 (1st)  Her first two runs were actually better than they looked and had a great run the first day at the Curragh, where she wasn't beaten far having raced very green. We made the running at Fairyhouse where she didn't get home over six (furlongs), so decided to let her go from the front today, as she is a forward-going type. She stole a march on them, used her experience, and a lot of the others were green in behind. I am surprised although was thinking she wasn't a no-hoper and, in fairness, the owner Seanie Mahon from Kells, who heads the syndicate, was very keen to have another go over five furlongs. Patrick Magee