After race at Naas Mon, 7th Aug, 2023 (1st)  It's a bit of compensation (after Galway), it's forgotten about now after today,. He gave her a great ride, I know it was a small field. I thought it was going to be tactical and I told him to sit behind Ryan and try and come with one blast with her. Aidan horse had blinkers one so we were saying that he mightn't be the most straightforward. That's exactly what he did and she quickened up really well and went away nicely. We might hunt a bit of black-type with her again and maybe even try and find something in England. She's for sale as well but if she's not sold we will hunt black-type. She's a very genuine filly and she's won a nice pot of money today so it's great. She's not slow, I've worked her with the listed filly at home (Tiger Belle) and there is not a whole pile between them. She travelled very well today. The two fillies came from Con Marnane, from the breeze-ups, and he has put us right with him. We've done really well with them. She's after growing as well, and strengthened up. They looked small starting off but they're not now. Adrian McGuinness

After race at Listowel Sun, 4th Jun, 2023 (1st)  it was a last minute plan to come but we had made the entry. She ran a blinder on her first run at the Curragh last week and didn't do herself justice. They got racing very early and greeness told but I knew she'd improve a lot. She did it very smartly there — the other horse (runner-up Ashwiyaa) wandered but she stuck her head down and galloped to the line. She is still immature and is a lovely filly. people used say I couldn't train juveniles but I've ran two this year and both have now won. I'm delighted and it's great for this new syndicate (Shamrock Thoroughbreds) which Stephen (Thorne, assistant) set up. This is another breeze-up filly and we've ran and won with two this year. Adrian McGuinness