After race at Tipperary Mon, 3rd Oct, 2022 (1st)  You'd be hoping she would be good to jump, but you don't really know until she runs. She jumps well, I told him (Cooper) not to take any chances and not to ask her for any big ones, and to just let her pop around. He did that and said he didn't really have to get her off the bridle. You wouldn't have expected her to come off the bridle, it'll be a different story the next day but she should learn a lot and is having a good blow. She's not in that long in and when she won in Punchestown she was off for a long time, and I didn't think she'd be ready. I'm always aware of that, so I try not to do too much with her. We'll got for a mares' winners' somewhere and we'll stick to two miles. I haven't really thought beyond today. Noel Meade

After race at Punchestown Wed, 27th Apr, 2022 (1st)  I’d say the way the race was run suited her as she was very short. She got a stress fracture behind and had to stand in her box for about two months. I don’t know how she is fit but maybe she doesn’t take a lot to be ready. I’d say she will have a break but I have no doubt she could win flat races. She’s a well-bred mare. Noel Meade

After race at Navan Sun, 21st Nov, 2021 (1st)  I got heart failure because he (Pat Taaffe) went so soon on her!. The last thing I said as he was going out was 'the last fence Pat don't be in front before then'. I thought she was going to get caught and I did sweat a bit in the last furlong. I would have been disappointed if she was beaten today but having said that I've been disappointed so often coming racing. I suppose we'll look at the Dublin racing festival with her. If she gets through that she'll probably have another run somewhere. There is the mares race in Liverpool and if she won at Leopardstown you could think about Cheltenham. She is a bit buzzy but she has quietened down well. She's from a very good family. Noel Meade

After race at Galway Sun, 24th Oct, 2021 (1st)  He (Taaffe) got a beautiful run - if he rides to be a million he'll never get a run around the inside like that again. Pat walked the track and said it was as good on the inside as anywhere else. I'm delighted as we have a few bumper horses coming along for him so it is nice to give him a bit of confidence. We'll probably go for a winners' bumper and there is a possibility she might get black-type and has a pedigree that would like black-type. She quickened really well and while I don't know how good they were in behind, she absolutely put them to bed. Her owners are Wexford and Kerry based and they'll enjoy it! Noel Meade