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Victor Connolly, John McEnery, Joe Connolly (chairman), Sean O'Brien, Willie Mullins, Dean Smithwick, John Kilroy and Eddie Scally (general manager) at the official opening of the new entrance building at Gowran Park in September (photo : healyracing.ie)
Leo Powell
THE countdown is on and 2018 starts with a bang for Gowran Park with the iconic Goffs Thyestes Chase meeting on Thursday, January 25th. The racecourse’s general manager Eddie Scally puts the importance of the day in perspective for me.
The Goffs Thyestes Chase came down to a photo finish where Willie Mullins' charge just got the better of Gordon Elliott's Dunboyne
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