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Nominations – Jumps Trainer of the Year 2013

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    Nominate on this thread those you’d like to be included in the vote for 2013 TRF Jumps Trainer of the Year award

    #460943
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    I nominate

    Willie Mullins

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    He was leading trainer at the Cheltenham Festival with five winners, with Hurricane Fly regaining the Champion Hurdle being the highlight.

    He trained 193 winners in the 2012-13 Irish NH season, amassing over €3.9 million in prize money. He already has 88 winners this season which is more than twice as much as his closest pursuer Gordon Elliott on 34.

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    I nominate

    Willie Mullins

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    He was leading trainer at the Cheltenham Festival with five winners, with Hurricane Fly regaining the Champion Hurdle being the highlight.

    He trained 193 winners in the 2012-13 Irish NH season, amassing over €3.9 million in prize money. He already has 88 winners this season which is more than twice as much as his closest pursuer Gordon Elliott on 34.

    Seconded, :wink: .

    Has a monopoly over in Ireland, dominated Cheltenham and has the most talented yard in racing… IMO.

    #461256
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    Nicky Henderson

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    Willie Mullins the master craftsman

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    Also Willie Mullins
    nobody comes close this year.
    :D

    Things turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...
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    There’s the obvious two, one in Ireland and one in Britain. But two who’ve done better this year than might expect are:

    Tony Martin

    : Including nice double at Cheltenham. Beginning to get better horses again.

    Emma Lavelle

    : Has come back from a disasterous 2012/13 season with a sensational second half of the year. Strike rate improving to 24% over hurdles this season (better than Nicholls!) and 22% chases, with 29 points profit backed blindly over obsticles. Has one or two novices with Cheltenham potential too.

    Value Is Everything
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    Jonjo O’Neill

    for planning a Cheltenham coup or two every year.

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