Cleary-Farrell on the double as Mullins dominates action

Anna McGuinness, another emerging 7lb claimer, rode her second winner in the famous colours of JP McManus
Cleary-Farrell on the double as Mullins dominates action

Spanish Harlem and Sean Cleary-Farrell (green cap) win the Jim Ryan Memorial Novice Steeplechase from No Time To Wait at Punchestown. Picture: Healy Racing

Sun, 08 Jun, 2025 - 23:03
John Ryan

Punchestown report

Willie Mullins dominated the weekend action in Punchestown, registering doubles on both Saturday and Sunday, with 7lb claimer Sean Cleary-Farrell delivering on the double yesterday for Closutton, on board Spanish Harlem and Keep Up.

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