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On The Go Again gives trainer Mick Mulvany a first Listed winner

On The Go Again is proving a good money-spinner for the Mulvany family and he followed up his Irish Lincolnshire win by landing the Heritage Stakes and providing trainer Mick Mulvany with his first Listed race success.
After the versatile five-year-old had scored by three and a quarter lengths, under Gary Carroll, Mulvany, who trains the winner for his father, Larry, said: "This is the third good pot On The Go Again has won. He won the Lartigue Hurdle at Listowel in September, the Irish Lincolnshire at Naas last month and now a Listed race.
"He's the best we've had and the plan is to give him a break and go for the Galway Hurdle with maybe a prep race on the Flat, possibly at Bellewstown."
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