It's like Colin Keane had a similar thing when he first came over to Britain.

He did.

But I suppose he came into a very competitive environment in the flatware room in the UK.

Harry Comyn-Darden, yeah, he'll get used to it.

But it's not like years ago.

I mean, you can watch every track on the internet now.

You can do all your homework.

According to Tony Mayer, he's the next him.

I wonder what you were thinking going into that festival.

No, I was never worried about the track for him.

Leopardstown is a stiff enough track.

I know there are people that believe it's a very short straight, but when you're right there in the winter, it's a very stiff track.

No, I was never worried about Cheltenham for him.

He was a bit keen maybe in that champion hurdle, maybe pedal across, but no, the track never bothered me to say.

Still, he had to go and do it, and I suppose there is that pressure going with it.

Is he a bit of an example of the Mullins MO insofar as that there isn't a typical Willie Mullins horse? He will get them from anywhere and everywhere and has an open mind about who might do what.