Grangeclare gunning for Grade One gold at Naas
Unbeaten Willie Mullins runner makes top-level leap.
Grangeclare West heads a classy field of nine for the Lawlor’s Of Naas Novice Hurdle at the County Kildare track on Sunday. Trained by Willie Mullins, the seven-year-old has won a point-to-point, a bumper and a maiden hurdle in his unbeaten career to date. Following his bumper success, he was not seen for another 547 days before an impressive win at Navan at the end of November and he now reappears 42 days later. He has failed to scare away the opposition, however. Gavin Cromwell’s Inothewayurthinkin is also defending an unbeaten record while Joseph O’Brien’s Dawn Rising caused an upset when comfortably seeing off the well-touted American Mike in a Grade Three at Navan.One to follow 👀
Walk In The Park gelding Inothewayurthinkin strikes on debut over hurdles at @corkracecourse and looks a nice prospect for @gavincromwell1 and JP McManus 👇 pic.twitter.com/jgQ24JUTmZ— Racing TV (@RacingTV) November 6, 2022
Appreciate It – smart chasing debut from Willie Mullins’ star 👀 pic.twitter.com/YRRVtpCc5M
— ODDSbible Racing (@ODDSbibleRacing) December 19, 2022
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