Klassical Dream illustrates why Willie Mullins is peerless at Punchestown

The former Supreme Novices’ Hurdle winner has something to prove in the Ladbrokes Champion Stayers Hurdle and he did just that
Klassical Dream illustrates why Willie Mullins is peerless at Punchestown

KLASS ACT: Klassical Dream and Paul Townend win the Ladbrokes Champion Stayers Hurdle at Punchestown yesterday. Picture: Healy Racing

Klassical Dream’s performance in completing back-to-back wins in the Grade One Ladbrokes Champion Stayers Hurdle was the perfect example of why this is traditionally Willie Mullins’ meeting.

The former Supreme Novices’ Hurdle winner has had his issues, can be a difficult customer and on the back of his three runs this season, there was something to prove. However, as we’ve become accustomed to from the trainer, his charge was on song from the outset and produced as polished a performance as he did here 12 months ago.

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