By AAP Max Dynamite’s owner Rich Ricci believes champion Irish jumps trainer Willie Mullins is a magician who can turn a hurdler into a Melbourne Cup winner. After all, another Irish trainer has already managed to do just that – Dermot Weld and the first European-trained horse, Vintage Crop. Mullins trained Simenon […] Read full article
Mullins to work Cup magic on hurdler Max
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