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O’Shea hoping returning runners don’t have to do heavy lifting at Kembla

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Randwick trainer John O’Shea is keeping a close eye on the sky and the drying track as he looks to snare a winning double.

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O’Shea hoping returning runners don’t have to do heavy lifting at Kembla

Randwick trainer John O’Shea is keeping a close eye on the sky and the drying track as he looks to snare a winning double.

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