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Recharge gets head in front
Recharge gained a deserved success when claiming the Listed Glencairn Stakes, giving Kevin Prendergast a double on the card at Leopardstown.
Lady O'Reilly's colt, who has finished runner-up to Fame And Glory on his last two starts, got his head in front this time.
Chris Hayes got a gap on the rail a furlong from home and his mount soon hit the front.
He stayed on well in the closing stages to post a length success over Croisultan
"I'm going to bring him for a Group One in Paris over a mile-and-a-quarter in two weeks time," said Prendergast.
"He was entitled to win that. He's been Group One placed a few times and has won a couple of Group Threes.
"He's progressing all the time and is not over-raced. That's just his ninth run. We could step him up to a mile-and-a-half eventually."
Prendergast had also struck earlier with two-year-old newcomer Dunboyne Express