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Fahey saddles three as he bids for hat-trick in cavalry charge
GROWL with P Hanagan wins Handicap stakes at Nottingham 9-6-16.
Bet365 Bunbury Cup
7f | RUK
Richard Fahey is three-handed in a bid to land this race for the third consecutive year.
His trio is headed by the fast improving Growl, who is upped to seven furlongs for the first time since his juvenile days following back-to-back wins over six furlongs at Nottingham and Windsor.
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