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05 Sept 2025
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05 Sept 2025
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Willie Mullins
Sunday should see racing fans flock to the Woodlands Park venue in Naas for what should be an exciting afternoon's racing with the feature being the €100,000 Lawlor's of Naas Novice Hurdle, which sees Willile Mullins saddle four, while JP McManus has two runners, one each from Joseph O'Brien and Gavin Cromwell.
Gordon Elliott who has a very impressive record in this race has three entries.
The anti-post betting sees Willie Mullins pair Grangeclare West and Gaelic Warrior installed as the first and second priced favs at 5/4 and 9/4 respectively; Irish Point (Gordon Elliott) is 5/1 as is Inothewayurthinkin (Gavin Cromwell) while Champ Kiley (Willie Mulins) and Dawn Rising (Joseph O'Brien) are priced at 7s with 10/1 and better the rest.
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