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Hogan causes upset at Cork

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Hogan causes upset at Cork

Mark Cahill's Hinemoa won the opening division of the 12-furlong handicap at Dundalk on Wednesday. Clonmel's Sean Bowen landed the second division on Denis Hogan's Bronze River at the same venue on Friday. Denisogan's Action Motion won a maiden hurdle at Cork on Saturday. Edward O'Grady won two-mile handicaps with Shakeytry at Naas. Telmesomethinggirl won mares’ beginners” chase at

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