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Desert Orchid and Richard Dunwoody on their way to winning the Irish Granf National by 12 lengths from Barney Burnett (left, Brendan Sheridan) and Have A Barney (Tom Taaffe) for owner Richard Burridge and trainer David Elsworth \ Healy Racing
Carries Daring with trainer Jimmy Mangan and birthday girl Jane Mangan \ Healy Racing
Tambourine II (left) and Roger Poincelet just hold on from Arctic Storm and Bill Williamson to win the first Irish Sweeps Derby by a short head
Elsworth handled the careers of such stars over the jumps and flat as Gold Cup winner Desert Orchid, Grand National winner Rhyme 'N Reason, Persian Punch and In The Groove
Jane Mangan talks to Ronan Groome about her rapid progression to becoming one of the most respected pundits in racing, how she developed her knowledge and her duty to deal with controversial subjects
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