Kimi De Mai can open Irish account at Punchestown 

While not a betting proposition, Bambino Fever should prove the star attraction at the Kildare venue
Kimi De Mai can open Irish account at Punchestown 

CLASSY PROSPECT: Bambino Fever didn't do much wrong when touched off by Oldschool Outlaw on her hurdling debut at Naas and can get back to winning ways at Punchestown on Monday.  Picture: Healy Racing

Denied a good opportunity due to the cancellation of Fairyhouse on Saturday, Bambino Fever should prove the star of Monday’s action at Punchestown.

The Willie Mullins-trained mare, last season’s top bumper performer, was beaten at 1-4 on her hurdling bow in Naas last month but has a golden opportunity to make amends in the Matchbook 50:50 Graduation Series Maiden Hurdle.

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