Naas Sun, 16th May, 2021  Logo Hunter I couldn’t describe the feeling — It’s unreal. Seamie was adamant the whole time that he was a Group One sprinter and he’s right. I was doubtful with all the rain but Seamie told me to run him. There is a race in Mallow in a bit over a fortnight’s time (the Listed Midsummer Sprint on June 9) that he’ll probably go for. I’d like to have run him in the Commonwealth Cup but he can’t go there as he’s a gelding. That’s his trip, five furlongs, and he’ll be a lot better on better ground. He doesn’t need any work, just keep him fresh. Unfortunately, he’ll probably be sold but he’s given me some thrill up to now.

Cork Sat, 3rd Apr, 2021  Logo Hunter I thought the race was too hot for him!. The jockey said he wasn't doing a tap in front and had plenty up his sleeve. He said he was gawking around the place and it's only his fifth run. But he is a very good horse — he's better than I thought he was. He has a lovely temperament and it is easy train him. He is a very sweet horse and a child could ride him. We got his wind done, a hobday, and that was his problem. In fairness to Ger Lyons, he said if you got his wind sorted out he's a good horse. He is owned by a Mayo man Patrick Moyles and he'll probably be sold now. I don't want him sold and would love to go to that six-furlongs Listed race at Navan in a fortnight, but will be trying to sell him for the owner.

Dundalk Fri, 5th Mar, 2021  Logo Hunter It was a big concern that I thought he wasn't fit enough,. He'll make a good sprinter, he's easy to train. He had a wind operation and it made an awful difference to him. He'll improve a lot from that. I thought he'd make 50 grand at the sales but he wound up only making five.