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Pictured at Eric McNamara's yard are (l-r) Gary Dillon, Eric McNamara, Ray Hogan, Michael Lynch and Joe Cleary with Mount Ferns \ carolinenorris.ie
ERIC McNamara is hoping to continue his red-hot form on familiar home territory and the Rathkeale trainer believes that he has some good prospects of maintaining that run during the Mr Binman Christmas Racing Festival at Limerick Racecourse.
Late summer sunshine and a plethora of events entertained the crowd at Limerick Show, with Brendan Newell’s Kilcahill Ruby winning both the TIHA Limerick Lady and the TIHA Supreme Championships
New Limerick Racecourse CEO; new trainer for Kitty Rose; new sponsor for Navan feature; leading French vet mourned; Dallas Star added to Derby
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