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Horse racing-Galopin Des Champs wins Gold Cup for second year in a row

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Willie Mullins' Galopin Des Champs wins Cheltenham Gold Cup. Mullins and Paul Townend finish meeting as top trainer and jockey. Galopins win was a fitting renewal for the 100th anniversary of jump racing's blue riband and most storied prize. The horse has now banked a remarkable four Gold Cup wins.

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BBC News

Galopin Des Champs wins second Cheltenham Gold Cup

Galopin Des Champs defends the Cheltenham Gold Cup to crown a historic week for trainer Willie Mullins.

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

Galopin Des Champs’ Gold Cup victory secures his place as Cheltenham’s latest legend

On the 100th anniversary of the Gold Cup’s inception jockey Paul Townend steered the 2023 winner to back-to-back victories making him just the ninth horse to win the trophy more than once.

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Galopin Des Champs wins 2024 Cheltenham Gold Cup to claim second successive triumph

Heavy favourite Galopin Des Champs wins racing's most coveted prize by streaking away on the final straight to take the Gold Cup at Cheltenham for trainer Willie Mullins

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Galopin Des Champs retains Cheltenham Gold Cup crown

CHELTENHAM, England (AP) — Galopin Des Champs successfully defended his Cheltenham Gold Cup crown in another victory for trainer Willie Mullins on Friday.

1 month ago·United States

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Irish Independent

Cheltenham Day Four: Can Galopin Des Champs go back-to-back in Gold Cup for Willie Mullins?

It’s Gold Cup Day at the Cheltenham Festival.

1 month ago·Ireland

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Channel News Asia

Horse racing-Galopin Des Champs wins Gold Cup for second year in a row

CHELTENHAM :Galopin Des Champs won the Cheltenham Gold Cup for the second year in succession on Friday to complete a remarkable week for Irish trainer Willie Mullins.Ridden again by Irish jockey Paul Townend, the 11-10 favourite burst over the last of the 22 fences and galloped clear with only loose horse Fas

1 month ago·Singapore

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