Willie Mullins yesterday reported Hurricane Fly none the worse for his spectacular seasonal reappearance at Leopardstown.

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No flies on imperious Hurricane

• Willie Mullins’s hurdler now odds on for Cheltenham • Wins on heavy ground after eight-month break When Christmas came and went without a sighting of Hurricane Fly, last year’s Champion Hurdle winner, some backers began to suspect he might not appear at all this season. Ruby Walsh, though, never lost faith. “He’s just a great horse,” Walsh said on Sunday as he returned to the weighing room …

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Hurricane Fly carries Ruby Walsh to comfortable Leopardstown victory

RACING:HURRICANE FLY will have the opportunity to put together back- to-back Champion Hurdle victories at Cheltenham in six weeks time but he remains – just – slightly inferior to the legendary Istabraq in terms of official ratings.

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Hurricane looks to another Hurdle at Cheltenham

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Irish Independent Hurricane looks to another Hurdle at Cheltenham Irish Times RACING: HURRICANE FLY will have the opportunity to put together back- to-back Champion Hurdle victories at Cheltenham in six weeks time but he remains – just – slightly inferior to the legendary Istabraq in terms of official ratings. Hurricane team still flying after victory The Independent Hurricane stronger than ever Herald.ie No flies on imperious Hurricane The Press Association SkySports  - Irish Independent all 113 news articles »

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Hurricane looks to another Hurdle at Cheltenham – Irish Times

The morning after is often the worst time for a trainer, particularly one of a horse with physical vicissitudes. So Willie Mullins was particularly pleased to report his champion two-mile hurdler Hurricane Fly none the worse overnight for his faultless …

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HURRICANE, W.Va. — The city of Hurricane was devastated Tuesday when a 16-year-old boy was hit and killed by a train. The boy was identified as Jacob Ball, a student at Hurricane High School. The incident was reported to Putnam County dispatchers at 3:50 …

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Hurricane High student struck, killed by train Tuesday – Herald-Dispatch

Dave Barry: Put up hurricane shutters for the political wind MiamiHerald.com BY DAVE BARRY Think about it: When a hurricane forms, at first you don’t pay much attention, because it’s far away and you don’t think it’s going to affect you. But then, as it comes closer and excitable local TV weather people start tracking it on … and more »

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Dave Barry: Put up hurricane shutters for the political wind – MiamiHerald.com

I figured out what the Florida primary reminds me of: A hurricane. Think about it: When a hurricane forms, at first you don’t pay much attention, because it’s far away and you don’t think it’s going to affect you. But then, as it comes …

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Dave Barry: Put up hurricane shutters for the political wind – Miami Herald

MiamiHerald.com Scott, Grant lead Miami over Boston College 76-54 Sun-Sentinel Grant’s 3-pointer from the top of the key — the Hurricane’s first 3 of the second half — broke a 49-all tie and pushed Miami ahead for good with 6:17 to play. “I could see in his face how frustrated he was that he wasn’t doing well,” Scott said. Eagles crash again Boston Herald Scott scores 19 points and Grant 16 to lead Miami to 76-54 win over Boston College Washington Post all 354 news articles »

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