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Seamus Lawlor attended his first Irish Grand National in 1950
WHEN Seamus Lawlor from Leixlip, Co Kildare, attends the Irish Grand National on Monday it will mark the 75th anniversary of his first time to witness the famous Fairyhouse race. He says he has only missed three runnings since 1950.
Tony notices a running pattern in the Irish Grand National that has repeated four times this century, and nods to the smaller yards that had a successful Easter Festival
British champion jockey-elect Sean Bowen hardly had a moment's worry in Ireland's most valuable handicap chase
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