I'll start by giving you a selection, and then below is the closest thing I could find for an update on Willie Mullins horses. It was a Racing Post article from the 14th November. Annoyingly, it is slightly incomplete, as he gave you a full stable tour, but I can't find the other horse comments.
But at least its something, as we don't really get many updates from across the Irish Sea. It will all begin to unravel soon though as we approach Cheltenham. (Less than 9 weeks to go now)
4.00 Lingfield BLOWN IT 9/2
Looked a desperately unlucky loser at Wolverhampton LTO, snatched up when coming to stake his claim, and had previously ran on well in prior starts. Their will be a good clip here, not least thanks to Grand Stitch and Ability n Delivery. I just think this race might fall into his lap a little bit. Sherjarwy has claims but I think needs another furlong, and I suspect if Shane Kelly can get him a good mid division and sit and pull him wide down the straight, that he will pick off the pace-setters and hopefully not get swamped late on.
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http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Hurricane+ready+to+lead+the+big+names+into+action.-a0272330827
"Hurricane Fly, who went through last season unbeaten, and Thousand Stars, whose consistency was rewarded when he won the French Champion Hurdle, will be in action soon. Quevega is back looking better than ever. Limiting her to two races - the David Nicholson Mares Hurdle and the 3m Grade 1 at Punchestown - has worked well in the past and it will probably be the same story.
"Mourad will be aimed at top staying hurdles and we've decided on hurdling for Mikael D'Haguenet, who lost his confidence over fences.
"We're also hoping Zaidpour, who started last season so well before going off the boil, will show what he's capable of and be competitive at a high level.
"We have a nice team of novices and lots of promising young horses who will be starting off in bumpers."
Sir Des Champs, one of three Cheltenham Festival taking the Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle, is going novice chasing.
The novice hurdlers include Lovethehigherlaw, winner of the Grade 1 bumper at the Punchestown festival, and unbeaten three-time bumper winner Samain. Tony O'Hehir A Fine Young Man Pedigree: six-year-old gelding Snurge (sire) - Miss Platinum (dam) Owner: TJ Doran Form: 1/ Racing PostThe Racing Post is a British daily horse racing, greyhound racing and sports betting newspaper. It is owned by Sheikh Mohammed and published under a 10 year lease by Trinity Mirror.
(c=chase, h=hurdle, b=bumper) Won a bumper at Naas on his debut in 2009-10 but met with a setback and had to miss last term. He's in pre-training and will be going novice hurdling. Staying will be his game.
But at least its something, as we don't really get many updates from across the Irish Sea. It will all begin to unravel soon though as we approach Cheltenham. (Less than 9 weeks to go now)
4.00 Lingfield BLOWN IT 9/2
Looked a desperately unlucky loser at Wolverhampton LTO, snatched up when coming to stake his claim, and had previously ran on well in prior starts. Their will be a good clip here, not least thanks to Grand Stitch and Ability n Delivery. I just think this race might fall into his lap a little bit. Sherjarwy has claims but I think needs another furlong, and I suspect if Shane Kelly can get him a good mid division and sit and pull him wide down the straight, that he will pick off the pace-setters and hopefully not get swamped late on.
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http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Hurricane+ready+to+lead+the+big+names+into+action.-a0272330827
"Hurricane Fly, who went through last season unbeaten, and Thousand Stars, whose consistency was rewarded when he won the French Champion Hurdle, will be in action soon. Quevega is back looking better than ever. Limiting her to two races - the David Nicholson Mares Hurdle and the 3m Grade 1 at Punchestown - has worked well in the past and it will probably be the same story.
"Mourad will be aimed at top staying hurdles and we've decided on hurdling for Mikael D'Haguenet, who lost his confidence over fences.
"We're also hoping Zaidpour, who started last season so well before going off the boil, will show what he's capable of and be competitive at a high level.
"We have a nice team of novices and lots of promising young horses who will be starting off in bumpers."
Sir Des Champs, one of three Cheltenham Festival taking the Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle, is going novice chasing.
The novice hurdlers include Lovethehigherlaw, winner of the Grade 1 bumper at the Punchestown festival, and unbeaten three-time bumper winner Samain. Tony O'Hehir A Fine Young Man Pedigree: six-year-old gelding Snurge (sire) - Miss Platinum (dam) Owner: TJ Doran Form: 1/ Racing PostThe Racing Post is a British daily horse racing, greyhound racing and sports betting newspaper. It is owned by Sheikh Mohammed and published under a 10 year lease by Trinity Mirror.
(c=chase, h=hurdle, b=bumper) Won a bumper at Naas on his debut in 2009-10 but met with a setback and had to miss last term. He's in pre-training and will be going novice hurdling. Staying will be his game.
