Hugh Mulryan, a promising 25-year-old in the racing and bloodstock industry and son of owner-breeder Liam Mulryan, tragically passed away recently. Having gained valuable experience working with notable trainers and at Baroda Stud, Hugh had recently moved to Britain for a new role with Adrian Keatley. Friends and colleagues, including housemate Adam Potts and trainer Terence O’Brien, paid heartfelt tributes, highlighting Hugh’s deep knowledge, passion for horses, and thoughtful nature. His intelligence and dedication left a strong impression on those who knew him, with many expressing shock and sorrow at his untimely death.

The team at Baroda Stud also mourned Hugh’s passing, remembering him as a smart and passionate individual who had contributed significantly to their work. Tributes emphasized his love for horses, his studious approach, and the warmth he brought to the racing community. Condolences have been extended to Hugh’s family and friends by all who knew him, including the wider racing industry.