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ONE COOL COOKIE is a confident choice to land the first division of the Fillet Beef-Medium Rare Maiden Hurdle at Limerick this afternoon.

Mon, 14 Nov, 2005 - 00:00

Pat Keane

The former winning pointer has run two promising races over flights and Charlie Swan's gelding should now be poised to strike.

He started his career on the racecourse with a reasonable fifth behind Sky's The Limit on this track and followed with a better effort at Punchestown.

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