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CANAL FURY can get backers off to a flyer in heat one of the A4 Stakes at Curraheen Park tonight.

Thu, 13 Sep, 2007 - 01:00

Denied a clear run when unplaced on his debut at Clonmel in July, Canal Fury made no mistake at the same venue last month.

The John Duggan trained runner was soon at the head of affairs and made the rest in 29.63.

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