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Mullins & Walsh Inform

Wed 29th Apr 2009, 19:33

Willie Mullins rounded up Day Two of the Punchestown with a treble after he saddled 5/4 favourite Jayo to win The Three.ie Novice Chase under Ruby Walsh making it a double for the jockey.

Mullins said afterwards, "He's just getting his confidence back jumping. He may go to France or we may put him away until next season. The conditions of this race really suited him very well today."

Ruby Walsh is leading jockey of the festival with 4 winners and Willie Mullins is leading trainer also with 4 winners.

Three.ie Novice S'chase €25,000.00 2m 2f

1st

5/4Fav

Tote €1.90 €1.30

2nd

4L

6/1

€1.60

3rd

9L

Massini Magic (IRE)

20/1

€4.30

4th

12L

Dreamy Gent (IRE)

14/1

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Ruby Walsh Willie Mullins

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