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Murphy duo enjoy weekend of pure bliss with quickfire double
Pure Bliss (orange) outbattles Annieguire to win the opening four-year-old mares' maiden by three quarters of a lengthCredit: Healy Racing
Unrelated Wexford duo Luke and Denis Murphy were on the money again when following up their victory at Moira 24 hours earlier.
Their first success came with Pure Bliss in the Tattersalls Ireland four-year-old mares' maiden.
The daughter of Mount Nelson took over at the head of affairs after the last and battled gamely to deny Annieguire by three-quarters of a length in a thrilling finish, forcing the fellow Wexford combination of Jordan Gainford and Donnchadh Doyle to settle for the runner-up spot.
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