Promising Tasman can jump to second success

CORK tomorrow houses a smashing programme and the welcome presence of Tony McCoy will certainly boost what should be a healthy attendance in any case.

Promising Tasman can jump to second success

It is to Ruby Walsh, however, we look to land the nap aboard the Dermot Weld trained Tasman in the Galtee Meats Hurdle.

Tasman, a moderate enough performer on the level, promises to do much better at this game and has looked a natural in his two outings over jumps.

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