Mullins targets bonus bonanza

LEADING trainer Willie Mullins is hoping for an extra Christmas present - albeit a day late – this year when he attempts to bring off an amazing treble in the Grade One races at Kempton Park on St Stephen’s Day.

Mon, 23 Dec, 2002 - 00:00
Robert Pratt

A £100,000 bonus is up for grabs for any trainer, jockey or owner who wins all three of the Thursday card's championship events and Mullins has amassed a powerful squad in his bid to plunder the Sunbury track's prizes.

Mullins' bonus-seeking trio is made up of stable star Florida Pearl in the Pertemps King George VI Chase, Davenport Milenium in the Pertemps Christmas Hurdle and either Ballyamber or One Night Out in the Pertemps Aviation Resources Feltham Novices' Chase.

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CourtsRacinghorse racingPlace: Kempton ParkPlace: SunburyPlace: DavenportPlace: County CarlowPlace: Macs ValleyPlace: Down RoyalPlace: KemptonPlace: LeopardstownPlace: Davenport MileniumPlace: BagenalstownPlace: FelthamPlace: BallyamberPlace: FairyhousePerson: MullinsPerson: Willie MullinsPerson: Mullins'Person: Florida PearlPerson: George VIPerson: John DurkanPerson: Ruby WalshPerson: Barry GeraghtyPerson: RubyPerson: Jair Du CochetPerson: Le SauvignonPerson: StormezPerson: FelthamPerson: BeachcomberPerson: BallyambeEvent: ChristmasEvent: Stephen’s DayEvent: Boxing DayEvent: Smurfit Champion HurdleEvent: Punchestown FestivalEvent: Christmas HurdleEvent: MileniumOrganisation: FelthamOrganisation: ChaseOrganisation: OutOrganisation: DavenportOrganisation: Irish Hussar
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