Maca Rince has St Stephen's Day aim

Jarlath Fahey believes Maca Rince deserves to take a step up in class at Leopardstown on St Stephen's Day after winning her last two races.

Wed, 19 Dec, 2007 - 07:35

Jarlath Fahey believes Maca Rince deserves to take a step up in class at Leopardstown on St Stephen's Day after winning her last two races.

The progressive three-year-old has the Durkan New Homes Juvenile Hurdle as her next port of call, and Fahey is in positive mood after his filly saw off Paco Jack and Harper Valley last time.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Leopardstown Place: Harper Valley Place: Cheltenham Place: County Kildare Place: Thurles Person: Maca Rince Person: Jarlath Fahey Person: Fahey Person: Paco Jack Person: Harper Valley Event: St Stephen's Day Organisation: JCB Triumph Hurdle

<p>LAYTOWN: Leading trainer at the meeting in recent years, locally-based Ado McGuinness delivered a 38.5/1 double with Distillate and Exquisite Acclaim at Laytown’s annual meeting, which had to pass an inspection following heavy, thundery showers. Pic: HEALY RACING</p>

Distillate and Exquisite Acclaim land double for Ado McGuinness at Laytown

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