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Ruby Walsh: Four-way battle on the cards in Galway Hurdle

No quarter will be given, no favours handed out, and it is certainly not a day to call one in.
Ruby Walsh: Four-way battle on the cards in Galway Hurdle

Tounsivator ridden by Paul Townend and Volantis ridden Keith Donoghue, in the Guinness Galway Tribes Handicap Hurdle last year. Pic: Bryan Keane/Inpho

This afternoon, this country's most competitive hurdle race will go to post at 4.30pm. Because of the prize fund it carries, and with €159,000 up for grabs to whoever can win it, the Guinness Galway Hurdle has an edge.

No quarter will be given, no favours handed out, and it is certainly not a day to call one in. Twenty runners will want to be where five can fit from flag fall and through this contest and the battle for those slots will continue. 

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