After race at Thurles Thu, 21st Nov, 2024 (1st)  I was hoping and thought he'd run well but thought the distance - especially around here, might be short for him. He got his ground today as he never really got ground like that. He had a little fracture in a hind leg which held him up for a while but is lightly raced so we brought him back. We'll see how he comes out of this but there's a race for him in Fairyhouse soon. We have a few horses coming along for the track at home. J R Finn

After race at Tramore Fri, 13th Aug, 2021 (1st)  He is kind of ground dependent. He ran in Kilbeggan the last day and maybe the three miles there was a bit far for him. The ground had chopped on him there because it was one of the later races. He travelled away nicely but just couldn't finish it out. I think the nicer ground today helped him and Kevin gave him a super ride. He dropped him out and he switched off today; he can be tricky to ride. He was getting a bit keen at a few stages but Kevin dropped him back again and, with the small field, it just all worked out today. He won at Kilbeggan over fences last summer and he has also won at Punchestown and Downpatrick. J R Finn

After race at Kilbeggan Fri, 17th Jul, 2020 (1st)  He was the highest-rated horse so I suppose he was entitled to do that. The horses weren’t firing last year for some reason so hopefully that’s the first of a few more winners. J R Finn

After race at Downpatrick Fri, 18th May, 2018 (1st)  He works very well at home. He was very keen in Punchestown. Robert Tyner said they rode him out front in a point-to-point and that's the way to ride him. He was unlucky not to win his point-to-point, he unseated at the last. James (Hannon) actually rode him and that's why we got him today. He kind of knew him. He'll go hurdling, he jumps exceptionally well. He's a nice horse and it's nice to see him go and do it. I'm very happy with him. I'd love to keep him but it's up to the owner. J R Finn