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Ben Coen won the handicap over the extended eight furlongs on San Aer at Galway on Monday. Aidan O'Brien was crowned champion trainer for the 25th time at Naas on Sunday. Carracci took the seven-furlong maiden for two-year-olds at Dundalk on Wednesday. Julie Cashin and Cashel’s Evan Dwan won a mares” maiden hurdle with Navy Waves at Thurles on Thursday. Seamie Heffernan and O‘Brien were winners again as favourite Bertinelli scored a narrow win in the two year old maiden over eightfours at Dublin on Friday.

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