After race at Naas Sun, 27th Aug, 2023 (1st)  That's great. She hasn't run since Ascot, we gave her time. We know she likes a bit of give in the ground and that's why we put away after Ascot,. I think she'll go on anything actually and she's a very classy filly. Ascot in October is the main target and she's in at Haydock in the Group 1 sprint there. We didn't put her on Irish Champions Weekend because it's five furlongs, but apparently she gets a free entry now. If it came up heavy, maybe. This summer we've had no idea what ground we're going to get. You can have good to firm in the morning and abandoned in the afternoon. We know she goes on heavy, she's won on heavy and she's gone on good to firm so she's a very versatile filly. She's classy and speedy. Mrs John Harrington

After race at Navan Sat, 22nd Apr, 2023 (1st)  She was going to the Cheveley Park last year and she pulled a muscle the week before, so we put her away for the rest of the season. We knew she was good last year - she won the first two-year-old race of the season and we bided our time with her and let her strengthen up. Her owners have been rewarded with waiting with her, I thought she looked a picture in the paddock beforehand. She'll go to the Commonwealth Cup, that's what mum said on the phone! Obviously, mum will have a chat with the owners and everything, but it looks like the likely aim at the moment. The form of her Ballyhane run (in third at Naas) is top-notch. Mrs John Harrington

After race at Curragh Sat, 26th Mar, 2022 (1st)  Shane said she was very professional but I thought she was never going to get out and I had a slight panic! . She was never away once and is probably a six-furlong filly. We very nearly didn’t run her today because we think she wants six. we have 70 two-year-olds this year which is the most we have ever had. When you have a lot of two-year-olds it’s great to get one on the board early. Mrs John Harrington