After race at Naas Sun, 16th May, 2021 (1st)  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. Michael J Browne

After race at Cork Sat, 3rd Apr, 2021 (1st)  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. Michael J Browne

After race at Dundalk Fri, 5th Mar, 2021 (1st)  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. Michael J Browne