After race at Punchestown Sun, 19th Nov, 2017 (1st)  He's a grand horse. My friend Michael Bates got him for me. He got me him and Ballyboker Bridge,. I wouldn't have bought the horse but only Benny was at the sales and said 'chance that lad'. I liked the man that owned him so I bought him. Trevor Beattie hadn't many winners for a good few years and I said 'take that lad and he'll win you a few races. He never stopped winning for him and for two-and-a-half grand he was a cheap horse. He doesn't have to do anything again. He would have won the La Touche if he hadn't run out as he was cantering. There isn't really a plan for him now and we might just put him away until the festival. We ran him in Cheltenham and he finished seventh (December 2015). He has palate issues and you have to give him a couple of runs. He wasn't fit the day he went to Cheltenham. He's not a very good horse but he's a staying jumping horse. You need to have him really well tuned for it. With the hill at Cheltenham he fizzled out. We were thinking about bringing him back to Cheltenham but it's early days yet and we'll enjoy this one. Peter Maher

After race at Punchestown Sat, 30th Apr, 2016 (1st)  Peter has been unlucky all week but he's got one up now anyway. I knew this lad would gallop away and that he was fit after winning on his last run. He jumps banks like hell. I won on Big Shu here before - he was in a different class altogether. That's my Gold Cup, and I threw the kitchen sink at it today with three runners. He (Mtada Supreme) was great and always pulls out a bit more. Quantitativeeasing is a class animal but I'd say the La Touche probably took its toll. I love cross country racing, and somebody has to take on Enda Bolger. Peter Maher

After race at Down Royal Mon, 17th Mar, 2014 (1st)  He was a bit too brave at one or two and left his hind legs at them, but he found plenty,. Peter Maher