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Home By The Lee (red silks), Ashdale Bob (green silks) and Flooring Porter (black and white silks) could renew rivalry from their Jack de Bromhead Christmas Hurdle clash in the Paddy Power Stayers' Hurdle / Healy Racing
Constitution Hill: in a league of his own when winning the Ladbrokes Christmas Hurdle at Kempton last month / Healy Racing
HORSES trained in Ireland account for nearly 60% of all entries revealed this week for the Unibet Champion Hurdle, Close Brothers Mares’ Hurdle and Paddy Power Stayers’ Hurdle - an increase from 56% at this stage 12 months ago.
After further amendments to the Festival's programme were announced last week, Mark Boylan assesses whether they will really make a difference to the meeting
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