Walsh edges closer to century
Financial Reward was best for money in the Heineken W T O'Grady Memorial Hurdle, 9-10 from 5-4, and never gave his supporters any cause for concern. He travelled sweetly throughout, in the slipstream of Celtic Warrior. Walsh eased his charge ahead coming away from the second last and Financial Reward quickened nicely to score by eight lengths.
Trainer, Willie Mullins, said: “He wore a tongue-tie because some of the jockeys who have ridden him have reported that he gurgled, but I'm not convinced he needs it.
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