After race at Punchestown Wed, 4th Feb, 2026 (1st)  It was a nice performance and a nice pot to win with her. She just seems to handle that ground well and it was nice to get another race with her. If we could find another mares chase like that it would be grand. For a few lengths before the last I thought we were in trouble, but she put it to bed very fast then. Around that trip is fine for her, I’d say, two-and-a-half or two-six. Robert Tyner

After race at Naas Sun, 9th Nov, 2025 (1st)  it was very straightforward and she jumped well. We schooled her on Friday morning and were delighted with her. She jumped very well over the five fences, she only went up over them the once but jumped them lovely. She travelled, they went steady. The drop of rain did no harm last night, we were praying for a bit of rain. Her jumping was never great from the word go. Even before she came to me I believe she got more schooling than any horse in the country. She was never a natural but it came to her. When she came to us first we did a lot of schooling with her and took a lot of time. I think she’s my fifth first-time-out winner this season since Big Debates started in September. It’s nice and we’re doing something right anyway. Robert Tyner

After race at Naas Tue, 16th Apr, 2024 (1st)  She’s after getting the hang of things now jumping and the trip was a help as well. Her mother (Whatwillwecallher) was a good mare for us. She won three bumpers and was a good staying mare. She probably won’t run again this season. She’s a shell of a filly and it’s great to get that win. Robert Tyner