Quick ground in Naas

Published at May 21, 2023, 9:04

Moss Tucker
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Naas remains Good, Good to Firm in places after selective watering.

There is the possibility of a passing light shower this morning, with a dry day thereafter.

The eight-race Flat-card gets under way at 1.45pm.

Moss Tucker , who won over course and distance on his last start, shades favouritism for the Listed Sole Power Sprint Stakes over five furlongs at 2.15pm.

Lord Massusus is a notable non runner in the Listed Owenstown Stud Stakes (3.15pm).

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