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Former World Champions Rob Cross and Gary Anderson will collide in another tasty tussle after both men produced battling카지노커뮤니티displays in wins over Kevin Doets and Gabriel Clemens respectively.Fourth seed Dirk van Duijvenbode recovered from 4-2 down to defeat Mickey Mansell in a last-leg decider, and his reward is a second-round clash against winner Daryl Gurney, who ran out a comfortable 6-3 winner against Keegan Brown.

Masters champion Joe Cullen reeled off four straight legs to ease past Rowby-John Rodriguez and set up a second-round tussle against Kim Huybrechts, who posted a 101 average in his 6-4 success against https://casin4.com Grand Slam semi-finalist Raymond van Barneveld.The battle to claim the last piece of silverware before the World Championship continues on Saturday, with 16 second-round ties played across the Main Stage and Stage Two in the afternoon.

Constitution Hill was touted to take on Honeysuckle in the Punchestown Champion Hurdle last season but didn't take up that engagement; the clash looks set to take place at Cheltenham, providing both horses카지노사이트make it to the Champion Hurdle in MarchConstitution Hill made an impressive return to action with a front-running 12-length demolition of stablemate Epatante in last Saturday's Fighting Fifth Hurdle, following on from his 22-length verdict in the Supreme at the Festival back in March.

The unbeaten five-year-old is a general 4-7 favourite for next year's Champion Hurdle ahead of Honeysuckle, the winner of the Cheltenham highlight for the last two seasons who has yet to be topped in 16 career온라인카지노starts.Honeysuckle is due to kick off her campaign in Sunday's Hatton's Grace Hurdle at Fairyhouse - a race she has won for the last three years before going on to Irish Champion Hurdle glory and then Cheltenham success.

Henderson is targeting the Ladbrokes Christmas Hurdle with Constitution Hill at Kempton Park on Boxing Day, but 바카라사이트admits plans in the new year are yet to be decided and while an early clash with Honeysuckle at Leopardstown's Dublin Racing Festival is not completely off the table, the Seven Barrows trainer would prefer the headline clash to take place at Cheltenham in March.

He said: "I adore Honeysuckle, she is absolutely fabulous. We thought about going to Punchestown last year to take her on with Constitution Hill, but Peter Molony (racing manager to Honeysuckle's owner, Kenny Alexander) quite rightly said to me 'how would you feel if you were responsible for slaying Bambi!'This year we are going to meet, I hope, because everybody wants to see it and it would be lovely if it was in March.