It looks a Fair Cop for Curraheen punters

TONIGHT'S meeting at Curraheen Park is a special one-off to coincide with the Irish Hotels Federation conference in Cork over the weekend.

It looks a Fair Cop for Curraheen punters
Mon, 07 Mar, 2005 - 00:00

Best bet on the card looks to be Fair Cop in the eighth race.

The Michael O'Keeffe trained dog has been in top form of late, winning twice in February.

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