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Willie Mullins’ large internet value as coach gears up for Cheltenham 2024

Willie Mullins shall be trying so as to add to his mega internet value as he targets a historic Cheltenham Festival.

The legendary 67-year-old coach is about to be the primary to high 100 winners on the iconic race assembly, at present sitting on 94. He’s loved a prolonged and profitable stables profession.

And that is translated into a really wholesome financial institution steadiness. The Racing Post calculate his earnings throughout simply the final 5 years to be in extra of €27.5million, equating to £23.5m, in his native Ireland.

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That’s supplemented by a cool £6m from jumps in Great Britain. While loads of that may have been soaked up in bills, it is protected to say Mullins is comfortably a multi-millionaire – though his actual fortune is unknown.

He’s been the highest coach at Cheltenham 10 instances previously and boasts six of the seven favourites on day one this 12 months, so it is shaping as much as be one other fruitful 4 days for him and his household.

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Willie Mullins
Willie Mullins has made thousands and thousands upon thousands and thousands

Elsewhere on the Festival, bookmakers Betfair are this 12 months donating £10,000 to the Injured Jockey Fund for each winner that’s ridden by Rachael Blackmore.

They’ve been paying £5,000 for each one in all Blackmore’s winners all through the season, however have now raised the stakes – with the proceeds shared between the ‘Injured Jockeys Fund’ and ‘Irish Injured Jockeys’ charities.



Willie Mullins organises his string at Cheltenham Racecourse on March 13, 2023
Mullins is seeking to make it 100 winners at Cheltenham this week

“During the preview I called on Betfair to raise their game for Cheltenham and double the amount donated to the Serial Winner Fund if I’m lucky enough to get into the winner’s enclosure,” mentioned Blackmore.

“I may have caught them slightly off guard, but I knew they would get on board, and we got the thumbs up. I’m fully focused on next week and looking forward to getting over there now.”