After race at Gowran Park Tue, 23rd May, 2023 (1st)  It's brilliant to get. It's well known now that we have rapeseed growing beside us so they are struggling away,. At Punchestown one bled and I'd say one of them probably bled there as well. We're not running anywhere as many as we normally do and it's just trial and error. We put a salt therapy machine in the yard and I'd say that's helping some of the horses. We're coming out the other end, we can see it dying off and I'd say in another month it will be gone. To be able to tip away with the odd winner between now and then is grand. James McAuley

After race at Leopardstown Wed, 5th Apr, 2023 (1st)  That was brilliant. It's his second run for us and to be fair we haven't a whole pile with him. He came with a reputation of having problems, he probably does but they haven't surfaced just yet!. We'll keep tipping away with him. He was only a five grand claim and he cost other people a lot more. The pleasure that Jim gets from leading horses in is what it's all about. He's in his element at the minute. He has lumps on his back, he half looks like a camel, with whatever back job was done on him. Colin said it takes him a while to warm up to it and he surprised me with the way he knuckled down. James McAuley

After race at Laytown Thu, 8th Sep, 2022 (1st)  it was the most obvious plan in the world to come here and he enjoyed it. I told Siobhan to keep him wide the whole way, as I don't think he likes being crowded. It was a minimum trip for him, he warmed into it and enjoyed passing horses. He enjoyed not being bumped and hassled around the place. he has a funny head carriage but she said he was genuine to the line. He had a lot of form and there have been a lot of issues so he's not going back up to what he was, but you could see his ability. John C McConnell