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Star mare Limini back from the Flat in quality renewal of Hatton's Grace Hurdle
Limini (left): takes on Apple's Jade in cracking Hatton's Grace HurdleCredit: Patrick McCann (racingpost.com/photos)
Fairyhouse Sunday
A big day at Fairyhouse with three Grade 1 prizes sponsored by Baroneracing on offer and we’re represented in all of them with four lining up for the Hatton’s Grace Hurdle (2.40).
We were planning to run Melon but we decided to wait and give him his first run of the season at Christmas when, hopefully, the ground will have eased.
Tomorrow’s race looks a hot renewal with Apple’s Jade bidding to win it for the third year in a row and Supasundae also in the field.
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