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06 Dec 2021
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06 Dec 2021
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Mark Power with the Breeders Cup
Early this morning (Tuesday November 7) the world famous Breeders Cup, the race ‘that stops a nation’ saw the Joseph O’Brien trained Rekindling win one of the most prestigious races in the entire racing calendar.
The O’Brien charge held off the challenge of his father Aiden’s Johannes Vermeer with the Willie Mullins trained Max Dynamite back in third place.
Caragh man Mark Power, who is Joseph O’Brien’s Head Lad was in Australia for the big race having travelled over five weeks ago with Rekinkling and the other Joseph O’Brien runner US Army Ranger.
An amazing feat and one Mark Power and all in the Joseph O’Brien Yard are immensely proud of.
Naas Eoin Doyle drives out of defense despite the challenge of Blessington Anto McLoughlin
Jessica Clifford, French tutor, with some sixth class pupils in Scoil Mhuire Senior School, Newbridge
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