After race at Leopardstown Thu, 15th Aug, 2019 (1st)  He should have won in Killarney but he got left eight lengths. Leigh (Roche) said he was very unlucky as he got checked in his run. We said he'd win in Galway so we pooled all our resources in that and he didn't get in. We would have got in the last day but it was a last minute thing and he was drawn in Oranmore and the ground was cutting up so I didn't go. The young lad was good on him. He talked a good game in the parade ring beforehand and we said of he rides half as well as he talks we'll have a right chance. He rode him well and I was delighted with the ride he gave him because he's not an easy ride. He gave him a nice ride. We'll see what the handicapper does and he could even go hurdling if we wanted to. Thomas Mullins

After race at Naas Tue, 2nd Oct, 2018 (1st)  Dylan gave him a lovely ride. He knew him from an apprentice race in the summer when he was a bit unlucky as he met Glib Speech on a going day. It was great that he was still claiming seven and I had no problem putting him back up. He gave him a lovely confident ride and came at the right time. He got a little break after his last run which was a help I'd say. I don't know what he'll do now, he is what he is, and we could probably look at Dundalk as he's won twice there before. He's dead genuine and would give his life for you. He's still a colt and he just didn't give me any reason to cut him. Sometimes when you cut them you could be waiting six months to get the horse back and I thought what's the point as I had him winning and running well. Then he got a new owner so we kept the thing going for the new owner. I might cut him in the winter if he loses form or something. Thomas Mullins