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Channon's Harlequeen bids to land a first Pattern success
Harlequeen: bidding for a first Pattern race victory in the Give Thanks Stakes
Irish Stallion Farms EBF Give Thanks Stakes (Group 3), fillies and mares, 3yo and up | 1m4f | ATR
8.25 Cork
Harlequeen, third in two Classics and one of three British-trained challengers for this event named after Jim Bolger's 1983 Irish Oaks winner, will be going in search of a first Pattern race win.
The Mick Channon-trained maiden winner, who was beaten almost ten lengths behind Minding in the Investec Oaks, finished closer in last month's Darley Irish Oaks when four lengths behind the winner, Seventh Heaven.
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