Paulo can confirm standing as a leading sprinter

BRIAN COLLINS’ reign as manager of Youghal looks set for a spectacular finale at the seaside track tonight.

Fri, 29 Oct, 2004 - 01:00

Collins, who takes over from the retiring Finbar Coleman as racing manager at Curraheen Park on Saturday, has put together a bumper card tonight featuring no fewer than six finals.

There are some cracking contests in prospect, none more so than the €5000 to-the-winner Knockeevan Star Southern Sprint.

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