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La Bague Au Roi and Walsh provide star turns on a day the weather tried to spoil

Warren Greatrex with La Bague Au Roi after winning the Flogas Novice Chase (Grade 1).Leopardstown.Photo: Patrick McCann/Racing Post 03.02.2019.
Warren Greatrex is understandably jubilant as he stands alongside La Bague Au Roi and groom Jack Goodchild in the Leopardstown winner's enclosureCredit: Patrick McCann

We live in a culture of blame. Sometimes, however, there is no-one or nothing at fault. Sometimes things simply just happen. The fate that befell the second day of this second Dublin Racing Festival was surely one of those things.

On Sunday morning the lead story on the RTE Radio news revolved around Brexit, an impending occurrence that will impact Ireland as well as the United Kingdom.

Whether you were a remainer, a leaver or merely an interested observer, it is easy to see Brexit as rooted in blame. Those who have long wanted Britain to plough her own furrow blamed the European Union for much they see as wrong in Britain. A majority in the referendum voted accordingly.

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