After race at Tipperary Fri, 19th Jun, 2020 (1st)  She's an out and out five furlong filly and Billy gave her a great ride; he said he'd come up the stands' side. That's where the better ground is and when it's any way soft it is often quicker ground along the stands' side. She is in the Rockingham and we'll keep going and try to nab some black-type at the end of the year to go breeding. She is a grand, tough, hardy little filly. She did that (jinked) one day at Dundalk and lost about two lengths but she's not stupid and knows where she comes in and out! W McCreery

After race at Dundalk Wed, 28th Mar, 2018 (1st)  She's a sharp little filly and has tons of boot,. She loves that surface and needs a good surface as she doesn't bend the knee at all. She's so relaxed and walking around the parade ring you'd wonder if she's asleep or what. She's certainly a very sharp little divil. We'll take our time with her and see where we go but the obvious race would be the Rochestown Stakes over five furlongs. That'll be ground dependent too and we won't be rushing as we have all summer. She was very professional and she's very fast. She's no nonsense and the easiest little divil in the yard to handle. Billy said he should have sat longer because she quickened again when the filly came to her. Sure they are little babies all running around the place but she's very sharp. Thank-god to get off the board. W McCreery