The Front Page: reaction to the Willie Mullins Dublin Racing Festival
This week on the Front Page the panel of Tom Kerr, Chris Cook, Bill Barber and James Stevens focus on the Dublin Racing Festival and Willie Mullins' extraordinary eight-Grade 1 haul.
The panel also debate what makes the DRF so popular with racegoers, and what other tracks can do to draw in more proper racing fans.
Bill, the Racing Post's industry editor, gives the latest on the affordability checks debate scheduled for later this month. You can send your MP a letter urging them to attend via this link.
Finally, we look at the Milton Harris case, in which the now former trainer was found to be "not a fit and proper person" to hold a licence.
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Published on 5 February 2024inThe Front Page
Last updated 19:52, 5 February 2024
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