Mullins still sweet on Florida Pearl

Willie Mullins remains hopeful that stable star Florida Pearl can win his third race at the Cheltenham Festival next month as the veteran lines up at the meeting for the seventh time.

Mullins still sweet on Florida Pearl
Wed, 18 Feb, 2004 - 14:34

Willie Mullins remains hopeful that stable star Florida Pearl can win his third race at the Cheltenham Festival next month as the veteran lines up at the meeting for the seventh time.

The remarkable gelding gained a history-making fourth success in the Hennessy Gold Cup at Leopardstown on his latest appearance and appeared to be as strong as ever at the age of 12.

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