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Why didn't Galway race on the Bank Holiday weekend as they have done for as long as I can remember?
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Why didn't Galway race on the Bank Holiday weekend as they have done for as long as I can remember?
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October 25, 2011 9:56 PM BST
I'd say it's a good job they didn't. Unraceable I'd say at the minute!
I'd say it's a good job they didn't. Unraceable I'd say at the minute!
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October 25, 2011 10:29 PM BST
they have also changed the leopardstown card from monday next to sunday!!!!!!
they have also changed the leopardstown card from monday next to sunday!!!!!!
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