After race at Curragh Sat, 19th Aug, 2023 (1st)  From where she's come from to now, she's game as anything. That ground was quick enough for her. She might get into the Cesarewitch now, we might have to win another race before it! . She's some tough filly. Shane said she stays and every time something comes to her she goes again. We do nothing with her in between (races), she keeps herself fit. . She might make a nice three-year-old hurdler or we could look at a mile-and-a-half stakes race later in the year in deep ground. Something like the Oyster Stakes at Galway as she's won around there. . We could look at black-type, you wouldn't know where we could go with her. She does like a dig in the ground and that's probably as good as she wants it. . She's been some fun filly for her owners and we were very nearly selling her at the start of the year because she was showing us nothing. . There was disbelief when she won in Roscommon because she had shown nothing. I said 'we'll put a pair of blinkers on her and make her go out in front' and she hasn't looked back. She really shouldn't have got beaten in Limerick either and Jamie (Powell) was killing himself after it. Mrs John Harrington

After race at Galway Mon, 31st Jul, 2023 (1st)  It’s brilliant for all the Ladies. She’s been a bit of a slow learner and was very green in her first few runs. We put the blinkers on her at Roscommon and she was reluctant to leave the parade ring. The penny is only starting to drop and the handicapper has been hard enough on her. She got 11lb the last day and he’s probably going to have a say again. We gave her a break and she’s actually strengthened up a lot. This was the plan and the Ladies all had a good lunch in Morans on the weir and come here afterwards. It’s been a good day out. I don’t know if we’ll try back it up. She’s declared here on Wednesday but we’ll see how she comes out of it. She’s tough out and you never know we could convince them to keep her as a juvenile hurdler for next year. They have two nice two-year-olds at home so there is more fun to be had. Mrs John Harrington