After race at Tipperary Tue, 20th Apr, 2021 (1st)  It was his first run for me the last day and I actually thought he'd win the last day and was a little disappointed because not a lot went wrong. He has done that very well today,. For a horse of his age he is unexposed as he hasn't had a lot of racing. I think he'd be fine over a mile but he is in over 11 furlongs at Limerick on Saturday in another 45-65 so all things being equal he'll go there. Johnny Hassett the breeze-up consignor gave him to me as he is too busy at the moment and allowed me have him for the last six weeks. He'll be pleased and I'm very grateful to him. Scott is riding plenty for me and I don't understand why he isn't getting more opportunities. He is a terrific young rider. Richard John O'Brien

After race at Dundalk Fri, 7th Feb, 2020 (1st)  I made an awful hash of training him! I bought him to breeze but I ended up with him. I brought him to France but he got a virus. I had ten horses over there but didn't have a winner. I ran him once here and he ran moderate over six. To be honest I'm a trader, not a trainer and focus more on the breeze-ups. He's good. His sister won the Queen Mary and bred Adelaide so it's a proper pedigree. Michael and Eddie O'Leary's sister (Ashley) bred him and has the mare. I bought him off them as a yearling. He was picked out and bought by a judge in Thomond O'Mara. It took me a long time to cop that he wanted a trip. Ross Coakley worked him in the Curragh and said 'he wants a trip' so fair play to him and he gave him a great ride there today. I'd say he'll be a lovely summer horse for hurdles, that's probably where he's headed. He's for sale as I'm a trader. I've had three runners and had a winner and a second now. I've a good strike rate!. My dad John was on the phone there. He's at home watching on TV with my mother. John Christopher Hassett