After race at Thurles Thu, 5th Mar, 2020 (1st)  Ever since she first jumped a fence at home she has been rapid over them and Robert thinks she will be nice when the ground dries up more and we go 2m4f with her. We'll have a chat and see where we go with her but she hasn't got black-type yet so that will definitely be on the agenda. Mrs John Harrington

After race at Limerick Sun, 31st Mar, 2019 (1st)  That's how she likes it (racing from the front) and that's how she won at Naas. She just couldn't do it at Cheltenham and got hassled and we just have to pick and choose where we go,. She met the last two hurdles on a no-stride but lost no momentum and Paddy was good as he sat quiet and didn't try and make her go and jump it and she fiddled out over it. She is in over 2m4f at Fairyhouse in the mares' novice hurdle and we might go there if the ground is good, she likes good ground. She has won three now and we need black-type which is the next most urgent thing. Mrs John Harrington

After race at Naas Sat, 9th Feb, 2019 (1st)  She's improved a good bit and probably dropping back half a mile in trip suited her better as she loves jumping out and rolling. Over two mile you can let her go, you're not worried about the trip. Coming back to two suited her. She jumped super bar one mistake four out, she's good and brave and attacks her hurdles. I couldn't hear in the wind if there was anything coming so I kept the revs up and when I looked around half up the run-in I couldn't believe how far clear I was. It was a good performance. We're delighted to get her off the mark over jumps. She won her bumper very impressively in Cork but has taken a while to get her jumping together. The plan today was to bowl along like she did when she won her bumper. We'll probably go in search of some black-type now. We'll see if we can get another run into her before Cheltenham, she might be one for the mares novice. Kate Harrington, representing Mrs John Harrington