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'This is a really good horse and his early odds look a gift' - David Jennings has four fancies for Sunday's classy card at Punchestown
Our Irish expert thinks it could be a cracking Sunday for the champion trainer

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- 'The jockey's 5lb claim is an asset and the trainer is rampant' - Alan Sweetman with two tips from Fairyhouse
- 'He should be able to win against this opposition' - Denis Harney with two tips at Naas on Friday
- 'Her turn may have arrived' - Denis Harney with two tips at Clonmel on Thursday
- Alan Sweetman's first tip at Cork won at 5-2 and he has one more selection in the next race
- 'He's one who could be underestimated in the market' - Conor Fennelly with two fancies at Tramore
more inView from Ireland
- 'The jockey's 5lb claim is an asset and the trainer is rampant' - Alan Sweetman with two tips from Fairyhouse
- 'He should be able to win against this opposition' - Denis Harney with two tips at Naas on Friday
- 'Her turn may have arrived' - Denis Harney with two tips at Clonmel on Thursday
- Alan Sweetman's first tip at Cork won at 5-2 and he has one more selection in the next race
- 'He's one who could be underestimated in the market' - Conor Fennelly with two fancies at Tramore
