After race at Fairyhouse Wed, 6th Jul, 2022 (1st)  I think we've figured out how to ride her, she just needs to be ridden very cold,. It's great for the syndicate. She got held up as a two-year-old and only ran three times, they had a good long wait until she got out again. She's now twice a winner and was also second at the Curragh. I think we'll have a bit of fun in Galway at the end of the month. That's been the plan since early in the season and to win twice along the way is the icing on the cake. John Stephen O'Donoghue

After race at Curragh Sun, 10th Apr, 2022 (1st)  That's great and it's very nice to do it on the Curragh, to get that box ticked,. The owners are from all over, Dublin, Galway, Limerick and Cork. It's a syndicate that we had in England, that Jodi and I ran in England. When we knew we were coming home we started to get some home interest. She was in training here last year and she moved to us for this campaign. It was always something that we wanted to do, was to train in Ireland. I spent the last six years in England, the latter part with Roger Varian. The opportunity to move into Currabeg came up and we took it with both hands. We don't have a whole pile of older horses, it would be dominated by two-year-olds so we are looking forward to the summer. We've been blown away by the support that has come. We've got a very high quality of two-year-old so hopefully we can compete here in Ireland. John (Oxx) is incredible and he was the first man to congratulate me. His advice is incredible and to have him looking over your shoulder is a huge plus. We've got a couple of nice two-year-olds so we'll try and get them to win and see what they can do. I'm 29 and we've got 23 in training at the minute, with a couple more to come in. We bought one or two older horses to try and get the box ticked, knowing that we were going to be very reliant on two-year-olds. John Stephen O'Donoghue