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An example of the new cheat sheet.
We know it’s hard but just forget Cheltenham 2025 for a minute and let your eyeballs feast upon the Dublin Racing Festival this weekend as jumps racing gets ready to go nuclear.
There’s two days of thrilling action at the Foxrock track where Saturday’s card features the Paddy Power Irish Gold Cup (3.30pm) along with three other Grade One contests. Huzzah!
Let the games begin…
Shane Rounce
Ben McKenna
Paddy Power
4:20 – Rat race
Shane Rounce
Final Demand won really impressively at Limerick on his debut and that form has held up. Conditions should suit him very well and he’s hugely exciting.
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Ben McKenna
Final Demand won really impressively at Limerick on his debut and that form has held up. Conditions should suit him very well and he’s hugely exciting.
Paddy Power
Final Demand won really impressively at Limerick on his debut and that form has held up. Conditions should suit him very well and he’s hugely exciting.
7:10 – Home Time
Shane Rounce
Final Demand won really impressively at Limerick on his debut and that form has held up. Conditions should suit him very well and he’s hugely exciting.
Ben McKenna
Final Demand won really impressively at Limerick on his debut and that form has held up.
Conditions should suit him very well and he’s hugely exciting.
Paddy Power
Final Demand won really impressively at Limerick on his debut and that form has held up.
Conditions should suit him very well and he’s hugely exciting.
00:00 – Midnight Serene
Shane Rounce
Final Demand won really impressively at Limerick on his debut and that form has held up.
Conditions should suit him very well and he’s hugely exciting.
Ben McKenna
Final Demand won really impressively at Limerick on his debut and that form has held up.
Conditions should suit him very well and he’s hugely exciting.
Paddy Power
Final Demand won really impressively at Limerick on his debut and that form has held up.
Conditions should suit him very well and he’s hugely exciting.
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