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Bahrain storms home in Hurdle

A massive gamble on Deutschland, in the Arthur Guinness Galway Hurdle at Ballybrit yesterday, went astray when he proved no match for the Pat Flynn-trained 20-1 shot Bahrain Storm.

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Master class in store

MASTER MINDED has to be the choice to land the Seasons Holidays Queen Mother Champion Chase at Cheltenham this afternoon.

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Bubble bursts as Irish ‘banker’ fails to cash in

THE DUNGUIB bubble was well and truly burst in the Spinal Research Supreme Novices' Hurdle and, on this evidence, he appears to have been clearly over-rated.

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Tintri can bounce back

LISS Na Tintri, so unlucky last time, can redress the balance in the Munster Supporters’ Club Mares Maiden Hurdle at Limerick this afternoon.

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Flawless jumping Psycho outclasses rivals

RUBY WALSH and Tony Martin joined forces to land a double with Psycho and Tijuana Dancer at Clonmel yesterday.

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Solwhit run still up in the air

SOLWHIT remains a major doubt for the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham next Tuesday, having scoped badly on Monday.

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First time blinkers can have the desired effect on Brushed Aside

DERMOT WELD can warm up for Cheltenham by saddling Brushed Aside to land the ATR Festival Focus Fillies Maiden, at what is sure to be a less than packed Dundalk tonight!

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Solwhit blow leaves Champion wide open

COULDN’T believe the news regarding Solwhit on Monday.

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Walsh poised for Clonmel four-timer

RUBY WALSH has a strong hand at Clonmel this afternoon, headed by Psycho in the Comeragh Beginners Chase.

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Boylesports backs first day at Punchestown

IRISH racing received a major boost yesterday with the news that Boylesports.com is the new title sponsor of the opening day of this year’s Punchestown Festival.

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Sweet set to lord it

TAKE a chance on French-import Sweet My Lord in the opening Thoroughbred County Maiden Hurdle at Naas this afternoon.

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Better Times predicted for punters

BETTER TIMES can help us top up the Cheltenham tank by landing the nap in the Great Oak Maiden Hurdle at Gowran Park this afternoon.

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Mikael D’Haguenet ruled out of Cheltenham

WILLIE MULLINS has finally given up the fight to get the brilliant Mikael D’Haguenet to Cheltenham.

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Tranquil Sea enjoys the perfect Cheltenham prep

IF Tranquil Sea wins the Ryanair Chase at Cheltenham on March 18, there seems little doubt connections will look back at Leopardstown last Sunday as having played a massive part in the success.

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Bowie poised to deliver

ONCE-raced Jim Bowie can land the Richard Behan Financial Planning Bumper at Downpatrick this afternoon.

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Nicanor looks ready to finally strike over fences

NICANOR, who once beat Denman at the Cheltenham Festival, should be finally ready to strike over fences in the Trim Beginners Chase at Navan this afternoon.

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Leader continues on upward curve with breathtaking display

WESTERN LEADER stamped himself as one of the most exciting young horses in the country with a breathtaking display to land the Grade 2 Michael Purcell Memorial Novice Hurdle at Thurles yesterday.

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Dooneys can close gate on rivals

DOONEYS GATE is a confident nap choice to land the Cashel Chase at Thurles this afternoon.

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Punters battling against odds

A LETTER in the Racing Post last Sunday didn’t half catch the eye of this observer.

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Follow Western Leader

THE Grade 2 Michael Purcell Memorial Novice Hurdle at Thurles this afternoon should be a cracking contest, bringing together some very promising young horses.

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Morning can reign supreme

MORNING SUPREME is the nap choice to run her rivals ragged in the Grade 2 paddypower.com Novice Hurdle at Naas tomorrow.

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Mullins continues terrific campaign with treble

WILLIE MULLINS continued his terrific campaign when landing a treble at Clonmel yesterday.

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McCoy emerges from Denman hiccup with reputation enhanced

LAST Saturday in front of the television was the place to be - and I’m not talking about watching that debacle in Paris!

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Fontaine on the up

QUISCOVER FONTAINE, the least experienced horse in the field, can land the nap in the Powerstown Chase at Clonmel this afternoon.

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Keep faith in J’y Vole

IT may be the height of folly to nap a horse who finished a remote seventh of seven finishers last time, but that’s precisely what we are going to do with J’y Vole in the Grade 2 Red Mills Chase at Gowran Park this afternoon.

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Thurles now a two-day fixture

HORSE Racing Ireland have announced a replacement fixture for Thurles after yesterday’s fixture was cancelled following heavy overnight frost.

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Well deserved major win for one of racing’s nice guys

THERE could hardly have been a more popular winner of Sunday’s Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup at Leopardstown than Joncol.

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Turf Club officials threatening to strike at two meetings

TURF CLUB officials, currently in dispute with the Turf Club, are threatening to strike on Sunday February 28, an afternoon when racing is scheduled for both Leopardstown and Clonmel.

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Joncol looks the percentage bet in tricky Hennessy

THE Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup at Leopardstown tomorrow centres on which Cooldine turns up. If the one which landed the RSA Chase at Cheltenham in March appears then there can only be one winner.

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