Paul Townend matches 94-year record with big-race treble

In 1930, Tommy Cullinan achieved a significant victory at Aintree on Shaun Goilin, securing a big-race treble by also winning the Champion Hurdle on Brown Tony and the Cheltenham Gold Cup on Easter Hero. Following this success, he further triumphed in the Champion Hurdle on State Man and secured his fourth victory in the Gold Cup on Galopin Des Champs three days later.

Reflecting on his achievements, Cullinan expressed gratitude for the opportunity to ride Gold Cup and Grand National winners, emphasizing the importance of confidence in his performance. Cullinan highlighted the unique allure of the Grand National, noting its significance as a race that captivates aspiring jockeys and spectators alike.

He credited his success to his confidence and skill, acknowledging the role of favorable circumstances in his victories. Cullinan also praised fellow jockey Paul for his exceptional performance, noting that he was able to perceive opportunities that others may have overlooked.

Additionally, he mentioned that Paul’s exceptional riding skills were evident, particularly in his ability to navigate challenging circumstances during the race. In conclusion, Cullinan appreciated the support and opportunities afforded to him in the racing industry, expressing his admiration for the exceptional performance of his fellow jockey Paul.

He also mentioned the Racing Post as a valuable resource for accessing the best offers in the industry.