After race at Naas Sun, 21st Oct, 2018 (1st)  She's not easy, she's very difficult at home. Colin rides her most days and it's nothing more than he deserves for having the hardship of riding her at home. She's very strong and I actually told the owners that I thought she had cheap speed, that she was all show and didn't have a whole lot to back it up. You can't argue with the two runs she's had for me. She ran into a better horse on the day in Dundalk and did it the hard way there today. She won here over seven and I don't know how she got seven with the way she is training. The idea was to bounce her out, don't fight her, and she was all guts there today. We thought maybe the rain that got into the ground would even stop her. We were so negative it wasn't right and all credit to the filly. She's good, she's tough and she's hardy. She'll go home now and hopefully she'll strengthen up to be a black-type filly. If she's not a black-type filly here we have the option of sending her to America. G M Lyons

After race at Naas Sat, 7th Jul, 2018 (1st)  She is a filly we have always liked but I thought she would probably need the run as I hadn’t done that much with her at home. I’m delighted with her and she’s done it well in the end. Ronan said it felt like they were only hacking, and he was really impressed by her. She’ll stay further no bother. Gorane (won on her second start at Dundalk and went on to score at Listed level) is the only other two-year-old winner I’ve had before. Henry De Bromhead