After race at Cork Sun, 2nd Nov, 2025 (1st)  He has come on a lot and while it is a little tricky to settle him, it isn't a massive job and when I spoke to Sean beforehand, he knew exactly what I wanted. You just have to tack onto heels and then give him the reins, and Sean rode a lovely race. The horse was bought for small money and well done to JD Moore who found him for us. He had been placed in bumpers for a smaller trainer in England, we paid 12 grand for him and the plan was just to win a race with him. . He learned as he went and is a nice progressive horse. It is great to have a winner here today with a big crowd. He'll get a few pounds in the handicap now but sometimes with a horse like this, there is nothing wrong with having a high rating as you can box away racing in smaller fields and pick up money. Declan Queally

After race at Wexford Thu, 24th Jul, 2025 (1st)  We had a few quid on him in Listowel and it went right there bar getting beaten by half-a-length. I panicked a little bit then and ran him back at Kilbeggan, but it was only 10-days later. I gave him a week in the field and it was patch-up job then and I thought he would get away with it. I just said to the boys after that to give me a chance and give him a week in the field and then get him a ready for a month. I picked out this race and, thankfully, he got into it and he is probably a little bit better going left-handed. He is a grand horse and there is a possibility that he might be entered for the Sunday at Galway, but again it's quick to be running back and it's not ideal. Declan Queally