After race at Curragh Fri, 10th Jul, 2020 (1st)  She has got a bit of toe, so I was just hopeful to get a bit of luck in-running in the big field. When I asked her to quicken up she did it really well. It was just a matter of getting to the line on time. She's in great form and she is on the up. I think when she step up in grade and they go that stride quicker it might suit her again. She'll go on any ground. She's a good, tough mare. I was panicking a bit coming up the straight as she got stuck in behind a bit of traffic but he gave her a super ride. She’s a mare that likes to be ridden cold and come with one run. After Bellewstown we thought that she would appreciate a stiffer track. She’s proved us right and we’re delighted with her. It’s unlikely that she will get in but I would like to run her in the Ladies' Derby next Saturday. We’ll find something else for her here or at Leopardstown, a nice galloping track somewhere. She’s really turned a corner and will go back hurdling and maybe chasing. She just seems to stay and stay. She’s a big mare and maybe when she was a bit weak when she was younger. Miss Katy Brown

After race at Bellewstown Thu, 2nd Jul, 2020 (1st)  She's been knocking on the door on her last couple of runs,. We decided to switch from blinkers to the visors just so she could see a little bit more as she just lacks a bit of confidence. Now that she has her head in front I think there are definitely a couple of races in her. There is a mile-and-a-half up the Curragh next Friday for her so if she pulls out of this race we'll keep her going while she is in good form. We'll probably go back hurdling with her at some stage and might even go for a beginners chase towards the end of the year with her. She's not ground dependent so we'll have a bit of fun with her all year round with a bit of luck. Hopefully she stays sound now, that's the main thing. Miss Katy Brown