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Going update

Sun 26th Feb 2023, 08:59

Found A Fifty
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The going at Naas is now Yielding, Good to Yielding in places.

A mainly dry day is forecast.

The card gets under way with a handicap hurdle at 2.10pm. Found A Fifty is favourite for the Grade 2 Johnstown Novice Hurdle (3.40pm) after a wide-margin victory in a maiden hurdle at Fairyhouse last month.

Percy Warner is a notable non runner in the Grade B novice handicap chase (2.40pm).

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