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Here's your host, Emmett Kennedy. Irish shammies weekend is almost upon us, and as we look

ahead to it, delighted to say that I'm joined by the Master of Balladoyle, Edna Bryan.

Edna, great to talk to you once again. A pleasure, Emmett, thank you very much.

Huge the exciting week, and a huge the exciting time for you. You've got a lot of very exciting

juvenile talent to fire at the weekend, but we'll start with some of the big guns in the main race

itself, the Irish shammies takes, where Luxembourg will be bidding for Group One glory,

third behind the ill-fated Corribus in the 2000 Genies, and back to winning ways last time out

in the Royal whip after an injury setback. That's a race that you've used as a springboard

to Irish shammies take success in the past, with likes of High Shaperale. How is he

come out of that race, and how is he ahead of the big race in Saturday?

You know, he was very happy with him, Emmett, he's walked a thousand steps up a

lot, and he was just barely ready to go racing, and we were delighted to get to run into him,

and we were delighted to where he ran. No, obviously, obviously, when he came back,

he's walked that series, we had to hope that he came over, okay, fast, and then

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