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Cambridge trainer Mark Brooks is hoping that his jumpers El Disparo and El Fernando will be met by a better track at Riccarton on Wednesday for the second day of the Grand National Festival of Racing. The geldings started on Saturday, the first day of the meeting, and Brooks thought the going was too tough for both runners. El Disparo will tackle the feature race of the day, the Hospitality New Zealand Canterbury 13th Grand National Hurdles (4200m), and Brooks believes the son of El Hermano will...

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