After race at Roscommon Mon, 29th Aug, 2022 (1st)  The last day was her first time over ten furlongs and when Ben came back in he said she really kept at it. Even stepping up in trip again today he was adamant she would stay and rode her positively. We had a frustrating year with her last year, waiting on ground. I genuinely think we could drop her back completely in trip on easier ground. We just chanced our arm and luckily the rain came today. I rang Lordan Wyer this morning and he said it was the safe side of good. When they got a shower during the first it really swung it in favour of running her. She's a nice filly and I think a lot of her. She has an entry over a mile-and-a-quarter at the Curragh on Champions Weekend but I doubt she'll get in. If she comes out of this okay she might go to Galway for the Listed fillies race and try and nick a bit of black-type with her. It would be great for the owner John Heffernan, who is very local to me and was actually at the same school as me. Peter Fahey

After race at Killarney Tue, 13th Jul, 2021 (1st)  I always thought a lot of her, she was second in a maiden as a two year old and you could draw a line through her last run as I ran her back quick with it was her last chance to run,. We didn't have her in for the early part of the season and were waiting for ease in the ground. I texted the owner (John Heffernan) before today's race and said this is as quick as she'd want it and Declan said she got away with it. I'm delighted for John, who was a couple of years below me in school. He bred her and is only up the road from me and I'm delighted to train a winner for him. He has the whole family and I'd love to think she could get black-type somewhere along the line. Peter Fahey