Willie Mullins pulls off trademark late switch as Lossiemouth declared for Mares’ Hurdle after awful fall in last race

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WILLIE MULLINS finally made his decision on where Lossiemouth will run – declaring her for the Mares’ Hurdle.

Owner Rich Ricci told Sun Racing’s Cheltenham Festival Preview in association with Tote that she had been ‘campaigned as a Champion Hurdle horse but it hadn’t worked out’.

Trainer Willie Mullins and owner Rich Ricci at the Dublin Racing Festival.

Lossiemouth was well beaten by Constitution Hill at Kempton on Boxing Day and suffered a devastating fall vs State Man when last seen at the Dublin Racing Festival.

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Her price had fluctuated massively over the past few days as punters tried to guess which was the legendary trainer would go.

But the decision was finally made on Sunday morning as the declarations for the first day at Cheltenham were made.

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