After race at Galway Wed, 2nd Aug, 2023 (1st)  She enjoys that slow ground and that's a nice trip for her. She ran well against the older horses last time at Leopardstown and Mr Weld's horse (Coeur D'or) franked the form last night, he was just in front of her. It was a good run on probably a little bit tighter ground than ideal. She seems to enjoy that soft ground and is a filly we always loved as a two-year-old. She's only showing us now what she showed us early last year. We've had two winners so far this week and probably should have had another one last night but that's Galway for you. Jessie is a phenomenal woman but there's a big team behind her and everybody rolls in and helps. It's great to see her here today. Harrington added: .It was a little bit tense in the last few strides. She's a filly that doesn't do a whole lot when she gets to the front,. As soon as she felt the horse beside her she put her head down again. The Brosnans are terrific breeders and great supporters. She's a grand filly, she's tough and hardy and she's very consistent. She's getting there and I have actually pencilled her in for the Hurry Harriet, which has been moved to the Curragh, on Sunday week. That could be a possibility. Mrs John Harrington

After race at Limerick Wed, 14th Jun, 2023 (1st)  She was a consistent filly last season, and just didn’t get her head in front, but it was a very good return at Naas. We waited for the good ground, and I was a bit concerned about the good-to-firm, but Denis (Brosnan, owner) put his foot down this morning and said we’ll run her. . We were happy the rain fell when it did, she’s a nice filly, and it’s great to get that maiden bracket now. She’s got an entry for the fillies’ handicap over Derby weekend, and that’s where she’ll go. She’s a lovely filly, and we’ll go one step at a time, and I’d imagine towards the end of the season she’ll work up into a Listed filly or get a bit of black type. She’s a big girl and I think she’ll keep on improving through the year. Mrs John Harrington