Mullins faces appeal body in Be My Royal saga

Trainer Willie Mullins will appear before the appeal board of the Jockey Club on Monday in the long-running saga surrounding the disqualification of 2002 Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup winner Be My Royal.

Mullins faces appeal body in Be My Royal saga
Fri, 16 Jul, 2004 - 19:12

The long-running saga surrounding the disqualification of 2002 Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup winner Be My Royal continues on Monday.

His trainer Willie Mullins will appear in front of the appeal board of the Jockey Club in a bid to overturn the verdict.

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