Cuchulains Son can slay rivals

CUCHULAINS SON has to be the nap choice to win the Kepak Bumper at Roscommon tonight.

Cuchulains Son can slay rivals
Mon, 21 May, 2007 - 01:00
Pat Keane

Willie Mullins’ five-year-old is a horse with a future and should relish this two and a half miles.

He is certainly taking a drop in class, compared to his last race at the Punchestown Festival last month.

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