After race at Dundalk Tue, 12th Jul, 2022 (1st)  I've probably made two mistakes with this horse - first one is I took him out of the Scurry (at Curragh on Saturday) at the last minute thinking I would save money, foolishly. Second mistake was probably running him in this race because I would imagine I am going to lose him and he's a nice horse. My thinking was the yard is on a roll and we need to keep getting the winners. He was the class horse in the race and, if he turns up, he would win. We took the chance, we won and now we will sit and see if he is claimed. If he is claimed, best of luck to the next person. If not, we will be very happy. I had no problem (with the trip), I was reading the reports and everything but it was never a concern for me. Those good horses that try really hard, if you start picking one trip for them it makes the calendar very, very small. J F Levins

After race at Dundalk Wed, 5th Jan, 2022 (1st)  That was grand. I was interested to see how he would cope, dropping him back to five. They went a really good gallop which was probably a big help as we know he stays six. I left him a little bit short today just to keep him a little bit fresh. I would imagine he would improve a little off this run. Whether we come back here or not, I'm not sure, I'll have to discuss it with David (Spratt, owner). He's not just an all-weather horse and long term we could look at something like the Scurry with him. He'll have a couple more runs before then. He's very tough, very genuine, and he'd go through the pain barrier for you. He has the speed for five furlongs and stays six, that's kind of what you want for the Scurry so that might be the long-term plan. J F Levins