Mullins doubles up as Crypto Crash makes breakthrough Jockey Danny Mullins completed a double on the evening when partnering the Ken Budds trained Crypto Crash to win Division l of the John Purfield Memorial Handicap Hurdle at Bellewstown. A 21-race maiden coming into the race, the Kevin Galvin owned gelding showed plenty of determination in recording a first career win. Leading after three out, the son of Postponed stayed on strongly from the penultimate flight, repelling all challenges to score by two-and-three-quarter lengths. Danny Mullins said: "I'm glad a lot of the hurdles were back in. The shadow from the sun eventually coming over them allowed us to get into a rhythm and that might have been a big help, but a strong galloper towards the finish. "You'd think looking at his profile that he could be potentially well-handicapped still if he can build from this." (Quotes by Michael Graham).
