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Willie Mullins pulls Lossiemouth out of mouthwatering Champion Hurdle clash vs Constitution Hill and State Man… again

Published on April 28, 2025 at 12:37 PM

WILLIE MULLINS has pulled Lossiemouth out of her mouthwatering Punchestown Champion Hurdle clash against Constitution Hill and State Man.

Rich Ricci's incredible grey mare was around 3-1 to serve it up over two miles to the two big boys over in Ireland.

Two horses and jockeys hurdle a jump during a race.
Lossiemouth is out of Punchestown's Champion Hurdle

But Closutton boss Mullins has pulled the plug on her run after failing to include her in the five-day confirmation stage.

Constitution Hill, who has been schooling over fences after falling on his past two runs, was included.

As was State Man for Mullins, who fell at the last with the Champion Hurdle at his mercy.

Gordon Elliott's Brighterdaysahead is in the huge Friday contest, as is Champion Hurdle winner Golden Ace.

Mullins has also included County Hurdle winner Kargese and third Absurde, as well as Daddy Long Legs and Winter Fog.

The all-conquering handler has also left El Fabiolo in the race, despite him being declared for Tuesday's Champion Chase.

For Lossiemouth, she could yet run at Punchestown but in Saturday's Mares' Champion Hurdle over 2m4f.


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