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Nine Grade One winners this week. People moan about the dominance but he still has to train them to win these races.
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He's a Genius Pure n Simple!
I have really enjoyed Punchestown, Some sensational racing, just as good as Chelts.  |
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One can only watch and admire the great man's achievements.
His horses can only beat what has the balls to turn up. Great top class racing at Punchestown this week  |
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d broomhead has got some tackle but cant hold a candle to the master,
the racing at punchestown this week outstanding and not one race on normal tv and you have musselburgh sunday with bookie funded handicaps on tv where you aint got a chance |
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Agree with the above, superb racing at all 3 Irish festivals in 2023.
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Elliott well over 40 losers before winning the charity race, and De Bromhead rarely sighted. There is a huge gulf. Credit to Townend as well, particularly as several of the winners were clearly not at their best.
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Did any other trainer have a horse with a chance in any of the grade 1's?
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Martin Brassil and Emmet Mullins.
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Yes I know who won differentdrum but most of the races at grade 1 level no trainer either had a chance or in many cases an actual runner, very uncompetitive and boring
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he didnt win the one he wanted to most
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Harry, bit confused you implied that no other trainer had a chance in 'any' Grade 1 yet you knew they had won two of them?
Each to their own, I don't like backing shorties, but I do enjoy watching very good horses run. This is the end of the season and there are a limited number of very good horses to run at the best of times. Mullins sent out the vast majority of his better ones and credit to him for doing that. |
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Cheltenham should be GB v Ire v Mullins
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Yeah ..carrots
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Apologies I forgot John Kiely in a sphere that Mullins usually farms.
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