After race at Listowel Sun, 19th Sep, 2021 (1st)  She needed the run in Galway and was improving at home all the time,. I think it was a very fast race and it fell into her lap a little bit - the ones in front were keen to get on with it and Paul sat out and waited for the race to come back to him which it did eventually. I'd have no trouble going out in trip with her as she looked caught for toe over the first couple of hurdles. She will go back up in grade at some stage and we'll try and win what we can over the winter for her owner Sean McManus, who couldn't be here today. I think she'll stay over hurdles this season, she is six now but I hadn't planned going chasing. W P Mullins

After race at Fairyhouse Mon, 22nd Apr, 2019 (1st)  I was hoping that we might get her placed today,. Chatting to Ruby before the race we both thought she stayed and I said 'if you can get her to jump over the first few hurdles and be up there in the first three'. Her form in France showed that she was always staying on and it looked like she wanted a further trip. That was the plan and we were hoping she'd stay on to be third or fourth but she stayed on to win. There is not a lot of her, she's skin and bones, but that's the way she is. When she came from France she was like that and I've been kind of trying to train her but not to train her. I've been trying to keep her together. She's tough and obviously doesn't need a lot of training because she's just naturally fit I'd say. That opens a lot of doors. We'll look at Punchestown and she's one that will definitely go back to France for the meetings in May and June. I'd say the ground has to be a help because she's not a strong mare but she's very, very fit and very tough as she showed today. I'd say she'll go to Punchestown as she hasn't had a hard season this year. W P Mullins

After race at Clonmel Thu, 10th Jan, 2019 (1st)  She was getting a lot of weight off a mare who had more experience than her and the further she was going the better she was going,. She wasn't impressing me coming down the hill as I thought she was coming off the bridle and Paul said the same. We'll probably go up in trip but she could be alright at this trip if we ever get winter ground. We've had soft ground at Tramore, Cork and at Limerick. She will progress in mares' novice races and she will probably get a Triumph entry but she will want to be a lot sharper. She is owned by Sean McManus and his daughter Julie, from Drogheda who couldn't be here but take a big interest. W P Mullins