After race at Naas Wed, 28th Jun, 2023 (1st)  she had to win today to see what route we'd go down and I'm actually going off on my honeymoon for two weeks so she'll have a two-week break! . When I get back I'll line something up again - she'd go on firm ground but she'll go on softer as well, her preference though would be this ground. we always thought an awful lot of her and she was heavily back the first day (last March) but ran with the choke out and held her breath. Chris (Hayes) rides all her work at home and got on her the next day and she did the same so we were both very disappointed. We decided to drop her back to five (furlongs) to teach her how to breathe and how to run a race. She had been a breeze-up horse in my yard and obviously learned to only do two furlongs but the penny is after dropping and she's coming together. He (Leigh Roche, winning jockey) had no cover today and I thought we'd be in bother getting the five-and-a-half here but she didn't. Miss Kate McGivern

After race at Down Royal Fri, 23rd Jun, 2023 (1st)  That was really, really, exciting. I usually sell winners, I never train them!. I have a couple of fillies in training literally to breed from, and, if we got lucky enough, to sell on. We had her at the breeze ups last year - sold her, bought her back and she proved me right this time around. She was at William Haggas' for about six weeks and apparently she worked but got sick. She went back to the pre-trainer and went to the February Sales. We decided to take a punt back on her because she clocked very well at the breeze up. We thought a lot of her and we actually had the half-sister at home this year. I sold her in Arqana. I think she is very special as well, so hopefully the pedigree can get a bit better. If we are breeding from her, that is going to be a main selling point (being by Siyouni). She (her mum, trainer Joanna Morgan) gets a phonecall nearly every day when I ask what I will do next and how do I fix this problem?! She's a big influence on the whole thing. I learned my trade off them (her mum and late father Tommy McGivern) and probably no better two people. Every time we thought the penny had dropped, she would go with the choke out and try too hard. She is so genuine. We just have to keep teaching her how to race. Today Leigh (Roche) was very positive on her and the quick five really suited her. She's in on Wednesday at Naas against older horses and she will run. She's a very sound filly. After that we will look for the quick five again, wherever. I'm just happ Miss Kate McGivern