After race at Leopardstown Sun, 3rd Feb, 2019 (1st)  I'm delighted. That's a lovely way to win your beginners!. He ran really well in Punchestown and I was delighted with him. We thought he had only 9-11 but luckily the weights went up and Paddy was able to ride him. He knows him from home. He jumps like a handicapper and I said to make use of his low weight. We knew he stayed three miles so what was the point of hanging around. I told him you have to kick him into every fence because his problem was, if you look back on his beginners chase, he was a bit cautious. I put the cheekpieces on him and said to be positive the last day when Finny Maguire rode him. He probably would have won the last day he if hadn't made a mistake at the third last and he was giving the winner well over a stone. I was pretty confident today. I knew he'd love the ground because he won his point-to-point on good ground. He was the last horse that Alan Potts bought, off Timmy Hyde, and I was lucky enough to get him. He was literally in my yard a week before Alan died. It's great that Stephanie his daughter is over here today. We had sort of thought about the four miler at Cheltenham but I definitely wouldn't be going if there was too much soft in the ground. He's a smashing horse, he's just turned six, so he could be a horse that might run in the Irish National if he gets into it and then we could look at something at Punchestown for him. Mrs John Harrington

After race at Naas Sun, 25th Feb, 2018 (1st)  He did it nicely and we're delighted with him,. He learned a lot from Gowran. He hated the ground in Gowran and that ground is an awful lot better today. He had to do it the hard way, making all his own running, and he jumped great. Robbie said he quickened up really well and then he just stayed galloping. He'll probably go to Fairyhouse and Punchestown but he's a chaser for next year. He may stay over hurdles next year but I'd say he'll go chasing. Mrs John Harrington