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Going - Hurdle and Flat Course - Good (Good to Firm in places); Chase course - Good to Firm (Firm in places) Weather - Fine

Jockey Changes

5.20 Irish Examiner Handicap Hurdle (Rated 70-88)

17 Ballito Non-Runner
18 The Game Is There Non-Runner
19 Albarino Non-Runner

5.50 Sunnybank Hotel Handicap Steeplechase (Rated 0-102)

No Changes

6.20 Snowcream Milk Maiden Hurdle

6 Jimmyonecoat B J Geraghty

6.50 Noel Cummins Bookmaker Handicap (Rated 50-80)

4 Fayr Star M C Hussey (3)

7.20 Waterford Hurlers Handicap (Rated 40-60)

10 Boreen Lodge Non-Runner
11 Derrycreevy Catherine Gannon
14 The Hole Shabang Non-Runner
15 Abbey Smoke Non-Runner
16 Billet Non-Runner

7.50 Anglo Irish Bank Maiden

3 Ezimix M C Hussey (3)
10 Cold Mountain B S Hughes (7)
11 Annie's Dream E M Butterly (7)
14 Love Lost Non-Runner
15 Abbeymore Lady Non-Runner
16 Blue Roi Non-Runner

8.20 O'Neills Bar INH Flat Race

No Changes

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