Bullish bounds to mile double

Bullish Luck landed back-to-back victories in the Champions Mile at Sha Tin as his stablemate Silent Witness faded dramatically in the final furlong.

Sun, 07 May, 2006 - 11:19

Bullish Luck landed back-to-back victories in the Champions Mile at Sha Tin as his stablemate Silent Witness faded dramatically in the final furlong.

Bullish Luck had brought Silent Witness’s 17-race unbeaten run to an end 12 months ago and the Tony Cruz-trained seven-year-old was winning for the first time since then.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Sha Tin Person: Bullish Luck Person: Tony Cruz Person: Brett Prebble Person: Danacourt Person: Vanderlin Person: Andrew Balding Person: Glyn Schofield Event: Champions Mile Organisation: Silent Witness

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