After race at Ballinrobe Fri, 10th Sep, 2021 (1st)  she was entitled to be fizzy (on reappearance run) but she behaved herself well. She’s not fully fit but we saw this opportunity and said we’d take it. The bit of ease in the ground was ideal as she's a heavy set mare and probably running fresh suits her even though she took a blow. This track lends itself to one like her. It’s a real front-runners track. Her year is only starting now and I’m hoping she can get a bit of black type over hurdles before we go chasing. She has plenty of scope. She’s homebred by Jim (Robinson) and will be a lovely mare to breed from down the road. Ciaran Murphy

After race at Cork Sat, 2nd Jan, 2021 (1st)  I'm having my last two runners tomorrow if they get the papers right for Ciaran (Murphy) to take over so this is a lovely way to finish. I started 20 years ago with a winner so this is a nice way to bow out and I'd like Ciaran to get started. We're doing a role-reversal and I'll be assistant - I'll be the general dog's body and driving the van!. She is a lovely mare. We brought her schooling two weeks ago and she did it like that and when he gave her a squeeze today she just said .well, I'll go faster!.. We always thought a bit of her but she had a few issues with her wind so we gave her a long time off and got it fixed. It is lovely for the owner and Aaron has been on a good diet to ride her. He rides her at home, gets on well with her and is a top head lad for us. Today's win is an extended family affair. Mrs D A Love