After race at Dundalk Wed, 15th Nov, 2023 (1st)  In fairness to Shane Foley, he had it ridden to a tee. He said they were going to go too hard and he was going to let them at it. He was going to come wide and it worked out perfectly. Definitely a lot of winners came from this side the other night (Friday). Ted's (Walsh) Chummie was the same in coming wide. He is going to be claimed now, there are plenty of lads going to claim him and they will probably have a bit of fun during the winter. The man that owns him (John Bowden) is after winning three races with him and he has had a great time with him but he's six going seven and he wants to get a couple of younger horses. It is nice to go out on a high with him. Ross O'Sullivan

After race at Dundalk Fri, 8th Oct, 2021 (1st)  he won around here last year and he loves a quick surface. The sire Bated Breath also had a winner here in the first (Torn) and they love that fast surface. I was a bit worried as he's won twice over a mile, but there was no race coming up over a mile, so we said we'd chance the seven. I thought it might be a little sharp for him but he galloped well to the line today. It's great to have him, he's won three races now, and the owner John Bowden has been very good to us. He'll probably campaign away for the winter up here and he seems to be getting better with time. Ross O'Sullivan

After race at Dundalk Fri, 18th Sep, 2020 (1st)  He had two lovely runs in maidens this year at the Curragh and Gowran but then ran on soft ground in handicaps at Cork and Punchestown,. He’s really a good ground horse and one for the all-weather. We did fancy him today and Mark gave him a great ride. I would love to keep him as he’s progressive and still only a three-year-old. I think he’ll be better with a bit of time. The key to him is the ground and I think he’ll stay a little bit further. Ross O'Sullivan