Galway Tue, 30th Jul, 2024  Lucky Out She might just have a future. I got a good early position and she kept going nicely up the hill. She is a really nice, honest and uncomplicated filly and it was grand to have Seamie again today as nobody else has ridden her. He gave her a lovely ride. They jumped out and went hard for the first furlong but it is now an epidemic in races where they go 500 miles in the first furlong and then jack it up until the last furlong, which is a bit annoying, but Seamie was on top of it. He rode behind Joseph's (O'Brien, with No Knee Never) and she won well. She is a half-sister to group horses in Italy, she isn't the biggest but is plenty big for the flat and is very honest and easy to train.