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Native Upmanship floored the odds-on Rathgar Beau with a bold front-running performan to win the An Uaimh Chase at Navan yesterday.

Sun, 03 Apr, 2005 - 11:20

Native Upmanship floored the odds-on Rathgar Beau with a bold front-running performan to win the An Uaimh Chase at Navan yesterday.

The 12-year-old, trained by Arthur Moore, quickly built-up a 10-length lead in the hands of Conor O’Dwyer and never put a foot wrong in the Grade Three contest.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Navan Place: Punchestown Place: Cheltenham Person: Native Person: Native Upmanship Person: Rathgar Beau Person: Arthur Moore Person: Conor O’Dwyer Person: Moore Person: O’Dwyer Event: An Uaimh Chase Event: Kerrygold Champion Chase Organisation: Races

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