Honeysuckle heads Irish Champion Hurdle quintet
Honeysuckle will face just four rivals in the Chanelle Pharma Irish Champion Hurdle at Leopardstown, with Willie Mullins deciding against taking her on with Appreciate It.
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Honeysuckle will face just four rivals in the Chanelle Pharma Irish Champion Hurdle at Leopardstown, with Willie Mullins deciding against taking her on with Appreciate It.
Paul Nicholls expects the demands of Leopardstown to bring out the best in Frodon as he bids to become the first British-trained horse in over a decade to land the Paddy Power Irish Gold Cup.
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With €1.8million spread across the two days and fifteen races, eight of which are at Grade One level, is it any wonder all the stars are aligning at Leopardstown this weekend?
Eight runners have been declared for Saturday's Paddy Power Irish Gold Cup at Leopardstown, with Paul Nicholls' English raider Frodon and last year's winner Kemboy disputing favouritism for the feature on the opening afternoon of the Dublin Racing Festival.
John McConnell is looking forward to taking Mahler Mission straight to Cheltenham for the Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle following his victory at Doncaster on Saturday.
Paul Nicholls believes Frodon is primed to shine at the Dublin Racing Festival this weekend if he can repeat his run at Down Royal in October.
Irish-trained horses figure prominently among the 107 entries for the Randox Grand National at Aintree on 9 April, with Ted Walsh's Any Second Now and Gordon Elliott's Galvin disputing favouritism on bookmakers' ante-post lists.