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Stormy Judge has halved in price for the final race at Cork today.

Pat Fahy 's grey gelding contests the two mile five furlong beginners' chase (at 3.45pm) and is now around 7/1 from 14/1.

Danny Mullins takes the ride on the chasing debutant who has been placed three times over hurdles.

Meanwhile, in Navan, Gordon Elliott's second-string Fakiera has been backed against his stablemate Farouk D'alene in the Grade 3 BetVictor Casino 'Monksfield' Novice Hurdle at 12.10pm.

Keith Donoghue 's mount is around 11/4 from 11/2.

Fakiera got up to win his maiden hurdle in Fairyhouse by a nose at the start of the month and the runner-up (Gabynako) franked the form with a comfortable victory in Naas yesterday.

Jockeys Trainers P Fahy Keith Donoghue Gordon Elliott
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