Kopek des bordes won high praise for the victory of Leopardstown – Irvine Times

His implementation at Tattersalls Ireland Novice Hurdle left him positioned firmly at the top of the market for the obstacle of supreme novices on the first day of the Festival in Chelton.

“What did that day … Ted Walsh called me the next morning and he said he had not seen such a performance from Golden Cygnet, which is huge for someone like Ted to say,” said Mulins, who added “Ted Walsh He never makes a mistake “when asked for the banker of his team for the week.

Previously, Mulins headed the Supreme Market with Salvator Mundi, who did not impress all viewers when he won the Moscow Flyer Recent obstacle in Punchestown.

He added: “I think it’s a horse with a very tactical speed and didn’t jump well because they went so slowly that day.

“It will be interesting which of Paul (Tound), we have not yet talked about it, but this person will have to do a lot at home, in my opinion.”

Another in the winning actions over the weekend was the final search, which seems to be ready for the obstacle of Turners newcomers.

Mulins said, “Albert Bartlet would not be a race that I would want to go with. He had only two tracks and I would like a horse, which started early in the season for this one.

“I think this is a difficult horse race until the end of their careers and I don’t think he needs it. I think two miles five on this track in Chelton in Turners, up this hill, is very difficult on a horse and that would be a big enough question to ask it at this stage. “

Mulins hinted that the gel warrior and El Fabiolo could rotate and take Yonbon in the queen of the queen to chase and head to Ryanair.

Gaelic Warrior was an impressive winner in last year’s Arkle, but he has not yet hit the goal of this term, twice chasing the home solo in Leopardstown.

The coach said: “I was just disappointed with the Gel warrior on Sunday, disappointed in the overall context, but I decided it seemed to go so medium for the fifth last and looked to everyone as a gender, could pull it up.

“Paul actually told me the same thing to pull him, and then he just looked like he got his second wind and stayed well, so Ryanair enters the equation now after.

“It may just be a little too fast to descend from the back of it (in Leopardstown), but I just wonder that there is some other problem that I am trying to look at right now. I have a few things I want to look at and want to check it before I say more. “

El Fabilo was pulled by Simon Munir and Isaac Swud when he was favorite at short prices for last year’s champion Chase before proving a match for Yonbon at the Sandown celebration.

He fell to the second fence in his seasonal re -appearance in Dublin, and Mulins said: “It was disappointing that he came down the other day, but he was in the championship pursuit and Rianaire and my feeling was that he had to get on a trip for Ryanair. From there, I will strive and see if Simon and Isaac agree to this. “

Energumene is ready to gain for the third Chase Triumph champion after taking the best honors in 2022 and 2023 before getting out last season through a injury.

After landing the hilly road in Cork on his return, the 11-year-old found Yonbon too good in Ascot in Clarence’s house, but Mulins hopes for a different result in Chelton.

He said, “I would say he will be better in Chelton, or I hope anyway. I think the land in Ascot was good that day and I think our friend can want it more soft, that would be a plus for him. So, we will stick to this plan and pray for rain. “

As for this year’s Arkle, Majborough remains at a mouth leakage course with Sir Gino after claiming that the Irish equivalent under Mark Walsh in Leopardstown.

Mulins said, “He is a fantastic horse, it looks really nice horse in creation and is only five. He does things so natural.

“Funny, last week I wanted to be taught and Mark was not around, so I told Paul (Townend) to stand on him, which he usually doesn’t do.

“Paul descended from him, and he just couldn’t overcome the power of him, so Paul was very taken with him and his school at home. So when you impressed someone like Paul, I decided it was a huge statement at school. “