After race at Clonmel Thu, 29th Oct, 2020 (1st)  He is every trainer's dream as he is hardly 16 hands but has some heart. I thought the ground would be totally against him but that has opened up options as it was his first run at three miles. Tramore was his track but he (Darragh O’Keeffe) was happy with him today and the ground was deeper than he'd like it. He'll get a break when he runs bad and is one of those horses who is not happy when he is outside; we left him off last year and it took ages to get him back again. He didn't go into training until he was five and previously had two 'legs' - both of them went one year after the other. He won his only run over fences and will go back chasing soon. W J Burke

After race at Tramore Thu, 15th Oct, 2020 (1st)  Talk about horses for courses! He was unlucky the last day, we went wide with him and we shouldn't have. His first run here this year he got murdered on the inside and he is not a big horse. We decided to go wide the last day and he lost a lot of ground. He was good today. I thought two miles might be a bit sharp for him and they went a right good gallop. It played into his hands. He is a fierce genuine horse but he wouldn’t impress you at home. This is not a place for a slow horse, but he just loves it here and it's hard to figure him out. Ground is the key to him. He wouldn't like it too heavy and he is more of a summer horse. We might get a race for him around Thurles as the ground there won't get too soft, we'll see. It’ll probably be hard enough to place him now. It’s grand to win three with him anyway and Darragh gave him a super ride. W J Burke

After race at Tramore Fri, 14th Aug, 2020 (1st)  It's great to have a double. It's like the good old days. He was a bit unlucky here the last day, he got no run really. They went very steady and got bunched and he just had nowhere to go coming down the hill. It put him out of it. W J Burke

After race at Tramore Sat, 1st Jun, 2019 (1st)  It's nice to win with him. I ran him in Killarney last year and he came back with heat in the leg and Walters Connors treated him for me. I always thought a good bit of him and we fancied him in Killarney. Darragh gave him a great ride. We’ll see what the handicapper does now. W J Burke