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Sep 9, 2024 14:04 By radiokerrysport
Kerry Racing News
Camino Rock (Gavin Brouder) winning the Kilbeggan Handicap Hurdle. Kilbeggan. Photo: Patrick McCann/Racing Post
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Meath-based Cian Collins landed the opening two-mile maiden hurdle with Has Me Dreaming at Kilbeggan on Wednesday. The 14/1 chance, ridden by Jordan Gainford, had plenty to do on the run to the final hurdle but he finished with a flourish and got up in the dying strides to pip the Edward and Patrick Harty-trained 4/1 shot Clonshire River by half a length. Gavin Brouder partnered the Mouse Morris-trained Camino Rock to win the three-mile handicap hurdle. Owned by Michael O’Flynn and John O’Flynn, the 8/1 chance led before the final hurdle and was eased in the closing stages as he beat the Chris Timmons-trained 5/2 favourite Royal Cave by two and a quarter lengths.


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