After race at Dundalk Fri, 30th Sep, 2022 (1st)  I'd say he hasn't been right for the last three runs. All I can say is thank God he won, or I would have been scratching my head where to go!. He has been working well again. He is so lightly raced because of the ground being so fast this summer. I would never have had him kept going through the winter but he is probably going to do a mixture of here and hurdling. He has jumped at home. His head wasn't in the right place before where it is now, I think. We'll see where we go next. Nathan has ridden him a lot at home and he knew where the winning post was! He needed the run a bit as well. For sure there is improvement to come. The owner is Noel Reynolds, my partner. Miss Amanda Mooney

After race at Leopardstown Fri, 14th May, 2021 (1st)  He's a lovely horse, he's hard work but he's worth it. I think he's one of the few No Nay Nevers that actually stays. Nikita rides him out a bit at home so she knew he can be slightly cracked and you just ignore it. Once he races he's very genuine. Fingers crossed he comes out alright and we'll pick another race for him. We did try to hurdle him but he just wasn't settled enough. There are plenty of years left, he's only five now, so I don't see the point in rushing him and blowing his brains or having an accident. I'll keep him on the Flat and if he progresses from here I'll give him the winter off. As a six or seven-year-old we could look at jumping. He jumps no problem but just needs to keep a lid on life. He's brilliant. He has a companion horse and won't go in his stable but he's grand. Miss Amanda Mooney