After race at Naas Sun, 24th Mar, 2019 (1st)  He just loves that ground. He still won last year on ground he hated. He hasn’t really had that ground since he won here as a two-year-old. He’s won a Listed race now, and he’ll come back here for the Alleged Stakes. He’s already won over a mile and three and we’d be quite happy to step up to a mile and a half. Mrs John Harrington

After race at Fairyhouse Mon, 24th Sep, 2018 (1st)  Colm said he got in a muddle in the Curragh when he was drawn very wide and nothing went right for him and then he got a bump. He's only dossing there; as soon as he hits the front his ears are pricked and then the horses came and he goes again, then he thinks he's done enough. We'll probably step him up a mile-and-a-half and he'll make a nice staying horse for next year. We could look at the Naas November Handicap or the October Handicap at Leopardstown. Mrs John Harrington

After race at Killarney Wed, 22nd Aug, 2018 (1st)  We have had a bit of a frustrating summer with him because he doesn't want to go on the very quick ground and got held up a little in the spring,. He is going to come good and hopefully have a good autumn campaign. He didn't act around Ballinrobe and Colm got him up to win on the line but has won here impressively. Hopefully he might sneak into one of the big handicaps on Champions Weekend now. He has a lot of pace but 1m3f-1m4f are his ideal trips. Mrs Patino (owner) loves Mastercraftman's and she bought him last year to eventually stand as a stallion but he'll race on again next year. Mrs representing Mrs John Harrington

After race at Ballinrobe Mon, 13th Aug, 2018 (1st)  I got a little bit impeded jumping out but he hasn't run for a long time and he's entitled to be a little bit rusty. I just rode a race then and we went a nice even pace and we kept picking up every furlong. He got very unbalanced with me turning in — it's a track that takes a little bit of experience and I thought that if I hit him, as we raced down to the furlong marker, I'd unbalance him even more. I'd have taken a beating for him to gain more long term but in fairness he did it well and he's one that Jessie has always liked. It's nice to see him go and win after a long time off. Mrs John Harrington

After race at Naas Sun, 5th Nov, 2017 (1st)  He promised to do that in Leopardstown last week, and he was very good there today. I was delighted with the filly as well. She just got a bit tired in the last half-furlong. He (Colin Keane) thought she was going to get to him but then just got a bit tired. It’s heavy ground. They both went on it but they both would prefer a bit better ground. I’d say he will stay a mile and a half and Colm thinks he’s a nice horse. Mrs John Harrington