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'She definitely rates as one to watch' - three-year-olds to follow as the Irish Flat season gets under way
The Racing Post bloodstock team with a selection of the 2023 juvenile crop to keep onside this year
Azada (green) and Harbour Gem (yellow) in action at Leopardstown - both are on our three-year-olds to follow listCredit: CAROLINE NORRIS
Harbour Gem
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Harbour Gem comes from a lovely Moyglare Stud family and is a half-sister to Listed winner and Group runner-up Harbour Wind.
She will now be trained for her three-year-old career by Dermot Weld, who knows the family well. Last year she was with Barry Fitzgerald, who saddled her to finish placed in both her maidens.
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Published on 17 March 2024inFeatures
Last updated 17:36, 17 March 2024
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