Hurricane Fly, Jezki head blockbuster field for Fairyhouse

Fairyhouse racegoers could be in for a real treat at the end of the month after Hurricane Fly and Jezki headlined a star-studded line-up for the Hatton's Grace Hurdle on November 30.

Twice champion hurdler and 16-time Grade One winner Hurricane Fly and reigning Cheltenham champ Jezki will potentially do battle for the second time in a month, having also been listed for this Sunday's Morgiana Hurdle at Punchestown. Should they take on the longer distance, though, they could also face off against Quevega conqueror Jetson and the Willie Mullins trio of Faugheen, Annie Power and Zaidpour, with Cheltenham Festival winners More Of That and Tiger Roll also having the option to join the field.

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Fairyhouse racegoers could be in for a real treat at the end of the month after Hurricane Fly and Jezki headlined a star-studded line-up for the Hatton's Grace Hurdle on November 30.

Fairyhouse racegoers could be in for a real treat at the end of the month after Hurricane Fly and Jezki headlined a star-studded line-up for the Hatton's Grace Hurdle on November 30.

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