After race at Fairyhouse Sun, 9th Jan, 2022 (1st)  When I saw him jumping the second last I started to enjoy it. It was straightforward, before Christmas he was bouncing but then he just went a little bit short. We worked on him and he showed today that he wasn't feeling anything. It's unbelievable now but you'd be nervous going into these races. Bryan said to himself that he'd just back off enough but keep the pressure on and he gave him a brilliant ride. We always thought a lot of him. He won two bumpers and beat a lot of winners in Punchestown, then he was so impressive when he won his maiden hurdle here. He kind of went backwards on us and he always looked like a three-mile chaser but this seems to be his trip. He ran in the Thyestes last year and didn't get the trip on the heavy ground. He went plenty far in it, enjoyed it and jumped out of it but just couldn't stay going. Thankfully we pulled him back in trip and let him rock. That's a prestigious race, I'd always been looking at these races at one time and you wouldn't think you'd ever win them. I was absolutely thrilled with Castlegrace Paddy. Davy (Russell) was delighted with him, he ran some race because that would be his first proper gallop. It was a beautiful run and I couldn't be happier. We have Dunvegan in the Queen Mother, I know you are really jumping up in class but he's done us no harm so we'll see. There is also the Dublin Racing festival, we'll move on with him now and give him the chance to compete against the big ones over the shorter trips. He hasn't b P A Fahy

After race at Fairyhouse Sat, 27th Nov, 2021 (1st)  When we’d run him on quickish ground on the Flat he wouldn’t even have a sore shin so we said we’d chance him on it. He’s a big horse but he just loves it. His jumping was super today. We won’t go on heavy but he can go on soft. He’s in the Paddy Power Chase but I’d rather see him over a short trip and going out like that again. He could come back here over a similar trip. P A Fahy

After race at Punchestown Sun, 8th Dec, 2019 (1st)  I was going to bring him here to school after racing but it was nearly easier to organise running him instead. He seemed to be going well and this is a lucky track for me first time out in beginners’ chases. P A Fahy

After race at Fairyhouse Sat, 15th Dec, 2018 (1st)  what more could he do. He was a good horse last year and it was just a matter of him coming back and showing it. He did nothing wrong last year. He just had one run where he starting to thrive, I was delighted watching the weight going on but he blew up in the Grade 2 at Leopardstown. Other than that he's never let us down really. He was going to win today regardless of what happened at the last and he will come on from the run. I'm happy to have that out of the way. He's not just a big old jumper, he can flick them as well. We have him in the Grade 1 at Naas in January and we might have enough time between now and then. That seems a nice gap. I can't wait for him to go chasing. We schooled him as a three-year-old because he was going point-to-pointing, upsides handicappers and he was putting them away — he was unreal. P A Fahy

After race at Punchestown Thu, 26th Apr, 2018 (1st)  He nearly died at one stage when he got an infection in his leg and he reacted badly to it. Natalie (wife) used to spend hours putting bags of fluid into him. He became a real pet and only for her I'd say he wouldn't be alive,. P A Fahy

After race at Fairyhouse Mon, 1st Jan, 2018 (1st)  He's improved at home from the last day, and just the P A Fahy