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CLARKEY, who has an absence of 94 days to overcome, can land the nap in the Spring Double Maiden Hurdle at Gowran Park today.

Mon, 19 Mar, 2007 - 00:00

Pat Keane

A break of some three months isn't too worrying, however, because he has been deprived of one or two opportunities of late due to the abandonment of meetings.

The former point-to-point winner was last seen on this track in November when giving every indication there was much better to come.

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