Allaho sparkles in Grade Two double for Mullins and Townend
Colreevy was also on target at Thurles.
Colreevy was also on target at Thurles.
And our racing columnist earmarks one Cheltenham fancy.
Five rising stars have been shortlisted for the award along with six top managers.
The 14-1 outsider had to see off competition from a host of proven Grade 1 talent.
Our columnist makes a case for embracing GPS technology in horse racing, and looks ahead to the March festival.
Mullins, who rode primarily for his champion trainer uncle Willie and father Tom, steered Rule The World to the 2016 Grand National.
Trainer Charles Byrnes is set to appeal an IHRB decision to suspend his licence for six months following an investigation into a 2018 race.
The Cork man suffered a dislocated hip and shoulder in the three-horse incident.
No date set for Russell’s race-riding return.
The Byrnes-trained Viking Hoard tested positive for a banned substance.
Another busy week lies ahead…
Asterion Forlonge crashes out at the first in eagerly-anticipated Punchestown clash.
In a later race at Warwick, Notachance defied its name to win for Alan King.
Starting favourite Chatham Street Lad was seven lengths off the pace.
Asterion Forlonge among five to face Elliott star on Sunday.
Bob Olinger was the 6-4 favourite in the hands of Rachael Blackmore, and ultimately won with plenty in hand.
Our columnist looks ahead to the March festival and offers his recommendation for the Triumph Hurdle.
The Flemensfirth gelding was carrying just over 10 stone.
Our columnist gives his predictions as the current Premier League leaders take on the reigning champions at Anfield this weekend.
Meanwhile, Sage Advice was a winning jumps debutant.
Dan Skelton’s 1-2 favourite Protektorat was left in the shade by Alan King’s horse in Wincanton.
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‘He was one of the most amazing characters you’ll ever come across’.
Willie Mullins-trained nine-year-old bidding to strike for third time in Cheltenham showpiece.
This week, our columnist talks about his former boss before making predictions for the FA Cup third round.
Grade One glory for Fry-trained runner at Sandown.
Dual Gold Cup winner claims Grade Three prize again.
Jockey’s Aintree glory came on Numbersixvalverde in 2006.
Grey strikes again in Punchestown’s New Year’s Eve feature.
The course is waterlogged after 85mm of rain in the past week.
Patrick Mullins pounces for his dad’s 16th winner of the festive period.
Mullins’ top novice bags Leopardstown Novice Chase.
The rider was due to partner Delta Work in the feature Savills Chase on day three of the Christmas meeting.
Kemboy looked sure to win the race for a second time in three years before the final few strides.
There are divisions in so many things, but sport is about what you belong to.
Elsewhere, Chacun Pour Soi prevailed with minimal fuss.
The favourite was beaten by the 20-1 shot at Kempton.
Racing at Leopardstown, however, is set to go ahead as planned today.
Dublin Racing Festival set to be next on the agenda.
Big-race success for Bryony Frost as Paul Nicholls strikes for 12th time in St Stephen’s Day spectacular.