After race at Curragh Sun, 9th Oct, 2011 (1st)  That's absolutely wonderful. She's so game,. When you get a filly like that it's wonderful. She wants to do it and obviously has a bit of ability. I'm not sure where she'll go next - whether we call it a day or go again. But it's a great thrill today. Every race is precious with the fact that she did a leg and was off for two years. Every race has to be considered carefully. She has the potential to go for a nice handicap and that's what she'll be aimed at as long as the handicapper doesn't think too much of her. Mrs Prunella Dobbs

After race at Curragh Sun, 11th Sep, 2011 (1st)  She got a tendon injury at Leopardstown in 2009 and off the track for two years so the tears are flowing. She's a very honest mare and the good ones are easy to train. It is my first winner ever at the Curragh from my third run here. I have three flat horses in training though I'm longing to have some more. Antoine got the race right and she stayed on well. Credit must go to Frederick Rooney who did a lot of road walking with this horse as part of her rehabilitation. Mrs Prunella Dobbs

After race at Cork Mon, 22nd Aug, 2011 (1st)  She's a very very genuine filly. She was off for two years as she done a tendon back in 2009,. All credit to Frederick Rooney, who works for me, as he did all the prep work with her. She'll go for a handicap next. She's a real summer filly and likes the fast ground. Mrs Prunella Dobbs