After race at Punchestown Tue, 14th Sep, 2021 (1st)  She's a lovely filly and she has improved so much from last year. She could have easily won four. She won in Roscommon and then got beat by a horse (Li Mu Bai) in Fairyhouse that has won again in Navan and had a right few pounds in hand. She just got beat on a bob at the line in Bellewstown and then has come here today and won. The man that owns her is a local man, John Harney, and he bred her as well. He's on cloud nine to have a winner in Punchestown and the family are all here as well. She's very tough and honest and it's great to have her. She'll go as far as she can until she reaches her peak and somewhere along the line she'll pull up at the end of the year. Her half-sister (Beat Of The Sea) jumps hurdles but I don't think this one will go jumping. We'll keep going with her as long as we can. Ross O'Sullivan

After race at Roscommon Tue, 29th Jun, 2021 (1st)  She's been very consistent. We had her in at Bellewstown on Thursday and here today and it's a case in these low grade races that you run wherever you get in,. In fairness Mark Gallagher did all the work on her last year. It wasn't the strongest of races but the man that owns her bred her as well and he's been very patient. He has the mare at home so it all helps. When you look at her form she had a couple of really good runs, at the Curragh and in Cork last time. You wouldn't be surprised by her doing that today and I just hope she improves a little bit more and goes on again. It was the same as the horse the other night, Longbourn, when they break well they give themselves a chance. She's very quick out of them, she had a couple of runs over shorter distances. She was able to break well, sit second and then it was simple as she didn't need to force it early. Ross O'Sullivan