After race at Curragh Sun, 27th May, 2018 (1st)  You'd be delighted with that horse. He's a Galileo and we don't get too many Galileos,. He's a horse with a big engine, and always has had, and he loves that ground. He got a bit lonely there in front and wandered, he's done it in the past. I'd say the better the race the better he'll be. Shane said he got a bit unbalanced down the hill. He got there quick then. I think there is more to come from him and we'll aim him at the Irish Derby now. I'd say he'll step up to a mile and a half no bother. You'd have to like the way he goes about things, he keeps improving. He goes on that fast ground. He's out of a Clodovil mare so he'll maybe handle an ease too but he's such a light actioned horse. He ran a blinder the last day, it was his first time up to a mile and a quarter. He's just coming to himself. Our horses were slow to come to themselves over the winter and we had to be patient. The weather was bad, the ground was bad, and I wasn't pushing them. It was all about picking up from here on. He's one of those types that's getting better with racing. M Halford

After race at Dundalk Fri, 10th Nov, 2017 (1st)  he’s a nice horse, is growing away and he's still a bit on the weak side. We'll put him away now for the winter and he'll be a lovely horse to look forward to next spring. He'll probably always want a bit of nice-ish ground and it's only starting to happen for him really. He's got a very easy way of doing everything and he's just improving. He picked up well from his last run here as well. He was lame after that night as he had a drop in his foot so it was a good effort. He doesn't take a lot of work as he's light enough framed and we just kept him ticking over since. You'd have to think he's a black-type horse; he’s got the physique and the pedigree so we'll dream away. M Halford