There’s multiple Clare interests over obstacles and on the flat across Punchestown and Dundalk’s cards today.
Newmarket-On-Fergus trainer Aengus King has just sent off outsider Capture The Drama over three miles at Punchestown.
Tubber jockey has one ride on that card later on, as he climbs aboard Ambitious Fellow for Peter Fahey just after quarter past three.
Tonight the attention turns to Dundalk, with Quin’s John Christopher Hassett sending up both Morph Speed and Healys Double, who race at 4.00 and 6.30 respectively.
PJ Hassett has declared Maggie Thunder in the last, with Gary Halpin aboard the 7/1 shot.
Meanwhile, it was a Clare one-two in the feature at Limerick Greyhound Stadium last night.
Finnure Storm, owned by a Mullagh-based syndicate and kennelled by veteran handler Denis O Malley, won the A1 contest over 525 yards in a time of 28.71.
O Garney Rio, owned by Helen Coffey in Sixmilebridge, finished a length and a half back in second.