Three Mirrors can round off great week for Walsh

RUBY WALSH, fresh from finishing top rider at the Cheltenham Festival, has prospects in a unique event at the opening meeting of the flat at the Curragh tomorrow aboard Three Mirrors in the Burke Brothers’ Jockey Challenge Handicap.
Three Mirrors can round off great week for Walsh
Sat, 20 Mar, 2004 - 00:00
Pat Keane

Tony Mullins’ charge has shown improved form over flights this winter and looks well capable of a big performance.

He ran freely in front and made a couple of errors, before fading to finish fifth behind Nopekan at Leopardstown last month.

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