Mullins Bay shines again

Mullins Bay is improving fast and Aidan O’Brien’s colt continued his progress with a narrow but decisive success in the William Hill Poker Grand Prix Strensall Stakes at York today.

Mullins Bay shines again
Wed, 31 Aug, 2005 - 20:37

Mullins Bay is improving fast and Aidan O’Brien’s colt continued his progress with a narrow but decisive success in the William Hill Poker Grand Prix Strensall Stakes at York today.

The four-year-old clearly has a liking for the Knavesmire as he finished second in a hot handicap at the Royal meeting before returning to win the John Smith’s Cup.

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