Danny's Diary: On Tour | Danny Mullins x Shark Hanlon x Hewick | Tote

Danny's Diary just got even better.
This week, Tote ambassador Danny Mullins is on tour to catch up with the Shark, John Joseph Hanlon.
He has Hewick lined up for the Cheltenham Gold Cup after his £800 purchase added the King George VI Chase at Kempton to his glittering CV, that also includes a Tote Galway Plate and an American Grand National.
Danny stakes a claim for the Cheltenham Gold Cup ride by taking Hewick for a spin, finds out where the 'Shark' nickname comes from and plenty more in this exclusive interview.
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Filmed January 2024.
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[@lukeparkinson1327]

Quality this, looking forward to more of them

[@ToteRacing]

Keep your eyes peeled for more in the future

[@carolchapman3411]

The Best Little Horse in training. Hewick can win the Gold Cup on good ground 🏆⭐️🏇

[@ToteRacing]

Certainly be a memorable winner if he does

[@jamieb2327]

Brilliant this 👏🏻👏🏻

[@ToteRacing]

Nice one Jamie

[@aman2340]

his coat is glowing.

[@ToteRacing]

Is that Danny's or Shark's?

[@aman2340]

@@ToteRacing haha both! sharky has a butchers aprin on 😂and we can't deny Danny's wild curly Irish hair!

[@aman2340]

a smaller g1 size horse will always beat a bigger sized g1 horse, go back in history all legends have been of regular to small size at least average 15-16hh

[@ToteRacing]

Good point, well made

[@aman2340]

I remember reading a thoroughbred book that was made in 1908 and the breeder basically said back then that this is the case, he said a smaller/average size horse that has quality will always beat the big horse with quality, but if the horses don't have quality the bigger horse would be more impressive at other things, jump, pull dressage etc etc fast forward throughout time you'll see not only where the best race horses smaller/ average size they where the best sire's, northern dancer being one of the smallest and best, why? im guessing speed. Of course there has been impressive big horses but less thesedays due to northern dancers genetics showing up in most race horses. Anyway bit of history for ya@@ToteRacing

[@aman2340]

is danny riding him?

[@ToteRacing]

Let's hope so after this

[@aman2340]

yeah i could get behind that he tested him out for sharky so that's a good sign. His coat looks great so the horse looks in good standing i hope the best for him and he deserves to be rode by a top Irish Jockey with the horses best interest in winning. @@ToteRacing

[@ToteRacing]

@@aman2340 spot on!

[@leprechaun7667]

Hewick is ready to go....expect a great run 😉

[@aman2340]

@@leprechaun7667 look forward to it