After race at Punchestown Sat, 1st May, 2021 (1st)  He ran a cracker in Scotland and we were delighted with him. He's only seven so will go out into the field now with his brother Stormy Judge. My cousin Joe Fahy owns him, he bought the mother and we've been lucky enough to get him and Stormy Judge. I'd love to go to Galway but Danny (Mullins) said he wouldn't have the pace for the Plate. He's a stayer and we'll aim for the staying races next season. Hopefully him and the brother could be National horses next year. Stormy Judge will go on bottomless but this horse can't because he has a different action. It's great to have two brothers and you don't mind which way the ground is because you're going to have one of them ready. History Of Fashion, that ran in the Red Mills final, is another who is going to be some staying chaser, so maybe I could have three horses in a National! P A Fahy

After race at Navan Sun, 24th Nov, 2019 (1st)  the last day in Clonmel he just burned too much petrol early on and myself and Pat had a chat and we thought these galloping tracks might suit him better. They flew down the back the first time and I probably ended up a few places further back than the plan was but at least I was settled. I knew I would have petrol late on and it worked out nice. P A Fahy