Mullins prays Holy Orders will come good

Willie Mullins remains upbeat about the chances of Holy Orders in next week’s Tooheys New Melbourne Cup despite the horse’s refusal to work earlier this week.

Mullins prays Holy Orders will come good

Willie Mullins remains upbeat about the chances of Holy Orders in next week’s Tooheys New Melbourne Cup despite the horse’s refusal to work earlier this week.

The six-year-old has been most uncooperative, and Mullins’ travelling head groom Tracey Gilmour has been struggling to get him out of a walk in exercise at Sandown racecourse.

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