Willie Mullins chooses 100-1 hero in eight submissions for New Weather Newcastle Race

Willie Mullins has included a record-breaking 100-1 winner in his eight submissions for a mega-money race in Newcastle.

The Northumberland plate is one of the few competitions that the legendary Irish trainer still has to claim.

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But Closeutton Boss Mullins Looks Hellbent to place it immediately after entering eight for the function of £ 150,000 of next month.

The head of his potentially huge team for the 2m match on June 28 is Freak Cheltenham Festival -winner Poniros.

The 100-1 outsider of Brighton Tony Bloom Nicky Henderson’s Lulamba in an exciting triumph circles and became the biggest winner of the race in the process.

He then finished a second of four length to Lulamba in their Punchestown Rematch – but now looks like he could play for a summer campaign on the flat.

Poniros is 8-1 joint-fav with James Owen’s Chester Cup winner East Inda Dock, who finished third in that strong triumph.

Mullins’ The next best looks like 14-1 ethical diamond, which could use a 96 rating on the flat.

Now a 143-rated Hurdler, he was fourth behind Mullins’ Kargese in the provincial obstacle that was sent 16-1 under Patrick Mullins.

The extensive 2m trip looks exactly in reach for ethical diamonds, who is owned by the same people who have former Ebor winner absurd.

Highly reached, the Historical Royal Runner owned by King Charles and Queen Camillahas also received a mention.

Bred by the deceased Queen Elizabeth II and from her beloved Ascot Gold Cup winner estimate, High will make his debut under Mullins in Leopardstown on Friday.

Staying trips watching his game and although a Royal Ascot run would be an obvious dream, Mullins was able to postpone his big run to Newcastle, where he is 20-1.

Especially since reaching high was a dominant seven-length winner of a 1m6f race on the Wolverhampton All-Weather last summer for previous trainer Sir Michael Stoute.

Mullins also has too bossy for us and £ 100,000 purchase and recent winner sober On the 20-1 Mark.

While Hipop de Loire, who has not run since the fifth in Ebor last August, is shorter on 16-1.

Among the more unlikely winners of Mullins are 33-1 chances Charlus and Pappano, who disputed some good races on the flat when they are trained by John and Thady Gosden.

Mullins was crowned a second time last month as champion British Jumps trainer in Sandown.

He had the 1-2-3 in the Grand National, won 33-1 Nick Rockett and the 1-2 in the Scottish National.

But he likes to focus on the large flat races in the summer.

Sober and absurd have submissions in the Ascot Gold Cup and reaching High can run in the Ascot Stakes.

About how he came to train a historic first royal horse in Ireland, Mullins said he was introduced to King Charles during last year’s Royal Ascot.

And about reaching High, Mullins said: “He could be a competition for the Ascot Stakes about two and a half miles on the opening day of Royal Ascot.

“His family tree is all endurance, so that kind of races should suit him.”

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