Mullins bandwagon just keeps rolling along in Galway

Willie Mullins has well and truly made the Galway festival his own.

Mullins bandwagon just keeps rolling along in Galway
Fri, 03 Aug, 2018 - 07:00

By Tommy Lyons

Willie Mullins has well and truly made the Galway festival his own, and when son Patrick guided Sharjah to victory in the Guinness Galway Hurdle it was a third win in the race, the third leg of a near 292-1 treble on the day, and an eighth success of what has already been a wonderful week for the Closutton trainer.

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