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Declan McDonogh and Justin Casse at Naas on Monday \ ITM Alex Cairns
INTERNATIONAL bloodstock agent Justin Casse was among those present for the Irish EBF Barrier Trials, organised by Irish Thoroughbred Marketing, at Naas last Monday.
Three-year-olds are becoming an endangered species in the traditional premier handicaps around a mile, which is a contributing factor to these races being in decline
Irish Thoroughbred Marketing are hopeful of gaining more interest in their barrier trial fixtures this season, returning to turf tracks at Naas and for the first time at Limerick
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