Cork Wed, 19th May, 2021  Harmony Rose She had two good runs and her Tipperary run has worked out and with Aidan's horse (O'Brien, Amalfi Coast) winning earlier on, it augured well for her chances,. Loveday set a good standard when second in a Listed race the last day and our filly is very straightforward, is honest and she tries. Shane (Foley) said she appreciated that bit of kindness in the ground, it was quite fast the last day. I'm nearly afraid to put the (measurement) stick on her, then we'll know, but I think she's only 14.3hh! She is strong with it though, has a good weight on the scales for the size of her and there is depth to her. There is a bit to back her up on pedigree and Shane was complimentary about her and said on similar ground she might get black-type along the way. We'll keep her rolling along for the early part of the season as she is precocious and we'll take advantage of that strength. Her peers might catch up and pass her out over time but we'll keep punting away with her.

Naas Sun, 16th May, 2021  A Case Of You We gave him a break after Leopardstown where we were a bit disappointed with him. He pulled hard that day and we said we’d drop him back to sprinting. Obviously that is his forte. He had to dig deep there today and he’s tough. I think he’ll improve a little bit as I haven’t been very hard on him. I gave him an easy time after Leopardstown. It’s great for the lads and at least they will be able to go to Royal Ascot now. He's entered in the Commonwealth Cup, and we might enter him for the Group 3 over seven over there. He handles cut in the ground but I worked him up the Curragh the other day and he travelled sweet on nice ground. They all tell me all-weather horses go well in Royal Ascot and his Dundalk run with Logo Hunter and Mooneista is rock-solid form now.

Dundalk Fri, 19th Mar, 2021  A Case Of You he's a nice horse, that's why we bought him (for new owner Gary Devlin), and there was a bit of pressure on. He'll go for a Guineas trial at Leopardstown now and has an entry in the English and the German Guineas, so he has a lot of options. He's entered in those big races and it's either that or Royal Ascot afterwards - that's the type of horse he is. Unfortunately we hadn't got him before the Irish Guineas closed. I'm not saying he's in love with the surface, and we were coming here tonight to see if he would settle. They didn't go fast but he settled beautifully. I think he will get the seven in the Guineas trial no problem and we'll see where we go from there. He moves well enough on nice ground. You don't know whether a horse will stay or not until you try him over the trip. I think he'll get the seven anyway, around Leopardstown, and then we'll make a decision what we'll do after that.