Willie Mullins has strong hand in John Durkan Memorial

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Willie Mullins has strong hand in John Durkan Memorial

Maureen and Willie Mullins at Punchestown earlier this month. Picture: INPHO/Caroline Norris

Tue, 30 Nov, 2021 - 13:38

Willie Mullins is responsible for nine of the 17 remaining entries for the John Durkan Memorial Punchestown Chase on Sunday.

The champion trainer has saddled a joint-record seven previous winners of the Grade One contest, with the now-retired Min completing a hat-trick in the last three renewals.

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