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Unexposed type should have the edge over solid handicappers
Dundalk: hosts good competitive action on FridayCredit: Patrick McCann
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5.15 Dundalk
1pt each-way
Dundalk's final meeting of the year has the usual eight-race format, but the fact that the two-year-old maiden is divided does give us a little more in terms of quality.
The BetVictor-sponsored handicap (5.15) is the usual competitive affair with La Derniere Fois and Whatharm coming into the race having won on their most recent starts.
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