Burke has fingers crossed for Thyne

Liam Burke is keeping his fingers crossed Fairyhouse’s rearranged card on Tuesday will be given the green light to allow Thyne Again to take his chance in the Grade Two Normans Grove Chase.

Liam Burke is keeping his fingers crossed Fairyhouse’s rearranged card on Tuesday will be given the green light to allow Thyne Again to take his chance in the Grade Two Normans Grove Chase.

The eight-year-old was a 20-length winner of a Grade Three event at Naas on his seasonal reappearance and he was beaten just five lengths into third by Big Zeb at Leopardstown over Christmas after an interrupted preperation.

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