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Ellison dreaming of more Irish success for Walker
3.05 Listowel
Edmund & Josie Whelan Memorial Listowel Stakes (Listed) | 1m1f, 3yo+ | TG4/ATR
Dream Walker, who missed an engagement at Leopardstown on Saturday, will be out to add to trainer Brian Ellison's good record in Ireland when he faces 12 rivals in this Listed event.
A nine-time winner, the Ellison-trained seven-year-old is already a winner in Ireland this season having won the Ahonoora Premier Handicap over seven furlongs at the Galway festival in July. Chris Hayes, who rode him on that occasion and who was also on board when Dream Walker finished fifth in the Irish Cambridgeshire last month, rides.
John Oxx, who last won the event with What A Charm in 2011, is represented by In My Pocket who has twice finished in the first three in Group 3 events.
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