After race at Tipperary Wed, 5th Jul, 2023 (1st)  If he hadn't run in Sandown he'd have been second-favourite today. He didn't travel over well to Sandown, got interfered at the start and dropped back to last,. He was a bit sick when he came home but we gave him plenty time to recover and knew we had him 100% today. He is in the Weatherbys Super Sprint (July 22nd) with just 8st 10lb so that is a nice pot to be heading for after here, if he isn't sold. He is a good tough horse and should have a good career ahead of him. He wouldn't want the ground any slower than good. Kieran P Cotter

After race at Tipperary Thu, 20th Apr, 2023 (1st)  we knew coming here he was a very good horse. He has loads of speed and he keeps going, and he showed today that he’s very professional. It opens a lot of doors for him, and he could go to the First Flier at the Curragh (May 1) but, ultimately, his longer-term target would be one of the Royal Ascot races, the Windsor Castle Stakes. He was quick away, very professional, knew his job and, dare I say, it was never in doubt. He’ll stick to five furlongs for the time being. There’s no need to go further and I’d say he’ll be even quicker on better ground. he was bred by Jim Ryan, in Milltown — a famous nursery of young stock — and we’ve had his close relations Inflection Point and Zen Silence. It’s an American family, and they’re very quick. He has a great temperament. We thought, coming here, if his home work was anything to go by, he wouldn’t be beaten. He is owned in partnership by Thomas McGrath and Ivan Knobel who are Dublin and London based. Kieran P Cotter