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Title: THE BIG INTERVIEW: Aidan O'Brien
Aidan O'Brien talks to Ronan Groome about lockdown life in Ballydoyle, family always coming first and some of the big-name horses ready to be unleashed when racing resumes
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Aidan O'Brien talks to Ronan Groome about lockdown life in Ballydoyle, family always coming first and some of the big-name horses ready to be unleashed when racing resumes
“We have no targets. Our only target is to be alive this time next year. And for us all to be as healthy and well as we can be. Live every day as best as you can because this is it, you only get one go at it” – Aidan O’Brien,
It was a busy week of action with the Pat Smullen Cancer Trials Ireland Charity Race one of the features
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