After race at Dundalk Fri, 29th Oct, 2021 (1st)  Thank-God, that's the first photo we've came out the right side of all year!. I've never had as many seconds since I started training. Even the other day we had two of them fighting out a finish up the Curragh and we ended up second and third. I'm delighted with this lad, he's a very versatile horse as he goes on heavy ground on the grass and loves this surface up here. He's a horse we'll have plenty of fun with here over the winter. He'll tip away here and he might even jump a hurdle in time but we'll concentrate on the Flat for now. Jamie (Powell) is fantastic value for his 7lb, he's ridden a bit for us lately and he's an old head on young shoulders. He has impressed me a lot on any horse he's rode for us so far. He's a young lad with a very bright future. Not just because he won tonight, they always do things right when they win but I think he's a kid going places. Darren Bunyan

After race at Fairyhouse Mon, 21st Sep, 2020 (1st)  We were anxious waiting on this one,. He's a grand horse, very straight-forward, and is owned by a syndicate that has been very lucky for me. There is only one horse, so far, that hasn't won for them. Fairyhouse is always a lucky track for me as well so I suppose it was all lined up for him today. Chris said that he's a horse that is still going to improve. He was rolling around and still green. He goes on any ground bar extremes. We just put the blinkers on to try and knock a little bit of that greenness out of him today. I'm glad we did because even with them he was rolling a bit on the rails. My horses were all sick last year. We've had a fierce amount of placed horses this year, hitting the crossbar regular. Hopefully that changes our luck because they are in good form and running well. The ones that are capable of running well are running well. Like all mine he's there for sale but if he's not sold he's a horse you could see climbing a bit in the handicap before the handicapper has him, hopefully. Darren Bunyan