Grey day at Ravensdale Lodge”, the line up in the 60cm class at Ravensdale Lodge’s Bumper Bank Holiday show held on Sunday 1st June included class winner Jason Connolly on Darinda, Ruth Baird with Feadora who was second, Emma Gillespie with Grey Sapphire in third place and Cherry Mc Gaughey took fourth on Kicking King. Photo: Niall Connolly.

After the excitement of last weekend’s Longines National Grand Prix there was excitement of another kind on Sunday 1st June at Ravensdale Lodge as the centre held the second of their hugely popular “Bumper” shows. With a treasure trove of prizes on offer from Ravensdale Lodge, Horse First, Botanica International, Mackins Horse Feeds & Moorhill Saddlery there was something for everyone on the day. Results from this show and other weekly results are listed below. Regular competitions continue at Ravensdale Lodge this week with the first of the new outdoor dressage leagues dates set for Tuesday 3rd June, SJI registered horse league continues on Wednesday from 11am with modified classes from 80cm to 1.30m, a new pony league commences at 5.30pm with the usual 128cm, 138cm & 148cm classes. The show jumping course remains open for schooling on Thursday & Friday and slots can be booked through the office. Horse & pony training continues on Friday from 5pm with classes from X poles to 1.10m. Arena eventing is the discipline on Saturday and this competition has a start time of 2pm for the 70cm class followed by the 85cm class at 3pm and 1m class at 4pm. Moorhill Saddlery sponsor the eagerly awaited cross-jump series which kicks off on Sunday 8th June at 12pm for the 1m class, the 85cm class will not start before 1pm and the final 70cm class will not start before 2pm. Full details of all shows / events can be found on the Ravensdale Lodge website or from the office.

SJI registered horse show Wednesday 28th May.

80cm class: Lynn Patterson’s Stainsby Free Spirit (L. Patterson).

90cm class, divided between: T. Carragher’s Watchful Eye (H. Joyce), Judy Murphy’s Java’s Mystery Man (H. Joyce) & Karen Mc Leigh’s Slievenna Slat (K. Mc Leigh).

Barry Murphy & Vechtas Rose flying high in the 1.20m class at Ravensdale Lodge on Wednesday during the SJI registered show held at the centre. Photo: Niall Connolly.

1m class, divided between: Jenny Doran’s Horseplay Diamond Matrix (J. Doran), Marie Quigley’s Lissangel Lux Pride (B. Murphy), Judy Murphy’s Kellswater De Lux (H. Joyce), Louise Mc Entaggart’s Explorer Z (L. Mc Entaggart), Barry Murphy’s Mr Big (R. Cusack), Sarah Lappin’s Atlantic Bounce (J. Floody), Barry Murphy’s Lilux (C. Mc Guirke), Judy Murphy’s Java’s Patsy (H. Joyce), Lynn Patterson’s Cujo (L. Patterson), Frank Mc Leigh’s Melia Barcelo (M. Mc Leigh) & Judy Murphy’s Java’s Mystery Man (H. Joyce).

1.10m class, divided between: Sarah Lappin’s Atlantic Bounce (J. Floody), Michael Mc Aleese’s Simple Obsession (M. Mc Eleese), Dermot Mc Bride’s Coolrock Dark Angel (B. Murphy), Judy Murphy’s Java’s Scarlot (H. Joyce), Ronocco Jump LTD’s Campino 457 (R. Mulholland), Owen Mc Camley’s Vechtas Locket (O. Mc Camley), F. Hughes’ Ballyknock Diamond (J. Floody) & Marie Quigley’s Lissangel Lux Pride (B. Murphy).

1.20m class, divided between: Brian Kieran’s HTS Blackrock (J. Floody), Michael Beattie’s Down Town Lady (M. Beattie), Ronocco Jump LTD’s Hugo (R. Mulholland), Robert Frazer’s Sonas Magnum (J. Floody), A. Harvey’s Mullabrack Royal Pride (C. Mc Enaney) &Sheikh Samir Mirdad’s Mirdad’s Hawa (J. Floody).

1.30m class: Robert Frazer’s Sonas Magnum (J. Floody) 44.04 seconds.

SJI registered horse league continues Wednesday 4th June to Wednesday 23rd July. Modified classes from X poles to 1.30m, start time 11am.

Horse & pony training league Friday 30th May.

X poles, divided between: David Gibson’s Barney (D. Gibson) (Drew prize), Gemma Murphy’s Silverline Lily (G. Murphy), E & R Connolly’s Dynamite (E. Connolly) & Ann Mc Farland’s Darinda (J. Connolly).

Rachel Thompson & Archie in action in the 1m class at Ravensdale Lodge’s arena eventing league on Saturday. Photo: Niall Connolly.

60cm class, divided between: Saidhbh Morrissey’s Tommy (S. Morrissey) (Drew prize), Ann Mc Farland’s Darinda (J. Connolly), David Gibson’s Barney (D. Gibson), E & R Connolly’s Dynamite (E. Connolly), Chloe Martin’s Beautiful Pearl (C. Martin), Annie Gibson’s Twinkle (A. Gibson)& Natalie O’ Hanrahan’s Dromiskin Hari (N. ‘O Hanrahan),

70cm class, divided between: Natalie O’ Hanrahan’s Dromiskin Hari (N. O’ Hanrahan) (Drew prize), Jason Connolly’s Browno (J. Connolly) & Shannon Dunne’s Bawn Deacon Blue (S. Dunne).

80cm class, divided between: Ravensdale Lodge’s Ebony (E. Molloy) (Drew prize), Annie Finnegan’s Buddy (A. Finnegan), Sinead Young’s Jacobi (S. Young), Eirinn Reel’s Orlando (E. Reel), Jason Connolly’s Browno (J. Connolly) Leah Duffy’s Domino (L. Duffy).

90cm class, divided between: Jackie Lee’s Mc Kenzie (J. Lee) (Drew prize), Susan O’ Connor’s Henry (S. O’ Connor), Mary Curtis’ Lucy (M. Curtis) & Emily Mc Court’s Kilanney Prince (E. Mc Court)

1m class: Michael Morgan’s Miss Daisy (M. Morgan) Drew prize).

1.10m class, divided between: Carl Webb’s Dan (C. Webb) (Drew prize), Katie Mc Donald’s Legga Chocolate (K. Mc Donald) & Carl Webb’s Willow (C. Webb).

Ravensdale Lodge saddle pad draw winner: Sinead Young & Jacobi.

Horse & pony training league continues Friday 6th June to Friday 25th July. Classes from X poles to 1.10m, start time 5pm.

Arena eventing league Saturday 31st June.

70cm class: # 1 Sarah Hennessy’ s Harvey (S. Hennessy), # 2, divided between, Leanne Connell’s Little Rudy (L. Connell & Ravensdale Lodge’s Mo (F. Ni Earcain).

85cm class: # 1 divided between, Kelly Smyth’s One Cool Lady (K. Smyth), Robert Kenny’s Lurgan Green (R. Kenny) & Terry Smyth’s Just One Look (T. Smyth), # 2 divided between, Leanne Connell’s Little Rudy (L. Connell), Jill Megan’s Baby (J. Megan) & Leanne Connell’s Millie (L. Connell).

1m class: # 1 divided between, Kelly Smyth’s One Cool Lady (K. Smyth), Máire Byrne’s Chilli (M. Byrne), Rachel Thompson’s Archie (R. Thompson) & Martin Bolton’s Lady Celtic Cruise, # 2 Sarah Cluskey’s Keenogue Zambertino (S. Cluskey).

Ravensdale Lodge saddle pad draw winner: Leanne Connell & Little Rudy.

Arena eventing continues Saturday 7th July to Saturday 26th July. Start time 2pm for 70cm class followed by the 85cm class at 3pm and 1m class at 4pm.

Bumper Bank Holiday show Sunday 1st June.

X poles class: # 1 Ravensdale Lodge’s Seaspray (R. Connolly), # 2 Nadine Gormley’s Archie (N. Gormley), # 3 E&R Connolly’s Dynamite (E. Connolly) & # 4 Katelyn Traynor’s Star (K. Traynor).

60cm class; # 1 Ann Mc Farland’s Darinda (J. Connolly), # 2 Dolores Connolly’s Feadora (R. Baird), # 3 Emma Gillespie’s Grey Sapphire (E. Gillespie), # 4 Cherry Mc Gaughey’s Kicking King (C. Mc Gaughey), # 5 Lauren Gormley’s Archie (L. Gormley) & # 6 E&R Connolly’s Dynamite (E. Connolly).

70cm class: # 1 Charley Hanna’s Hazy (C. Hanna), # 2 Sam Spears’ Ballygrange Classic (S. Spears), # 3 Dolores Connolly’s Feadora (R. Baird), # 4 Cara Cunningham’s Roxy (C. Cunningham)< # 5 Alex Moffett’s Shergar (A. Moffett) & # 6 Katie Creegan’s Dolly (K. Creegan).

80cm class; # 1 Charley Hanna’s Hazy (C. Hanna), # 2 Kirsten Patterson’s Cherry (K. Patterson), # 3 Eirinn Reel’s Orlando (E. Reel), # 4 Ellen Hughes’ Penny (E. Hughes), # 5 Calvin Mc Kinstry’s Oreo (C. Mc Kinstry) & # 6 Calvin Mc Kinstry’s Hoodie (C. Mc Kinstry).

90cm class: # 1 Andrea Mc Parland’s Robbie (A. Mc Parland), # 2 Hannah Rafferty’s Skewberry (H. Rafferty) & # 3 Andrew Rafferty’s Turbo (A. Rafferty).

1m class: # 1 Orla Mc Gowan’s Manus Boy (O. Mc Gowan) & # 2 Caroline Black’s Dan (C. Black).

1.10m class: # 1 Caroline Black’s Tom (C. Black), # 2 Carl Webb’s Willow (C. Webb) & # 3 Carl Webb’s Dan (C. Webb).

Outdoor dressage league continues Tuesday 10th June to Tuesday 2nnd July. Start time 6pm, weekly classes on website.

Moorhill Saddlery cross-jump series commences Sunday 8th June to Sunday 27th July. Start time 12pm for 1m class followed by the 85cm class (not before 1pm) and 70cm class (not before 2pm).

Ravensdale Lodge offers world-class facilities at unbeatable value for money. For further information on these or any forthcoming events, tuition, treks / hacks, facility hire, advertising or sponsorship opportunities please contact Ravensdale Lodge on + 353 (0) 42 9371034, + 353 (0) 87 2306603, email info@ravensdalelodge.com, log on to www.ravensdalelodge.com or follow us on facebook.

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O’ Reillys Wholesalers Newry sponsored HSI / Bluegrass Spring Tour Grand Prix winners, Daniel Coyle & Uptown Girl clear the double being urged on by the large crowd of spectators at Ravensdale Lodge on Sunday

It was a case of déjà vu by two as Daniel Coyle won back to back victories in the first two running’s of this year’s HSI / Bluegrass Spring Tour Grand Prix with Linzi Johnston’s mare Uptown Girl. To top things off, Coyle and Uptown Girl were defending their crown at Ravensdale Lodge as they had ruled supreme in the 2012 version. If history is to be relied on to repeat itself, it must surely be a good omen as the partnership went on to win the 2012 Spring Tour league.

The day got off to the best possible start as the sun shone brightly on the meadows at Ravensdale Lodge. The centre basked in bright spring sunshine all day, something neither man nor beast has been accustomed to frequently for the past few wet and dreary months. Everyone’s spirits were lifted by the good weather as competitors came out of hibernation looking forward to the season ahead. The first two classes were dominated by the same riders as they juggled positions on the podium and it was course specialist, Eleanora Cunningham on board the ever reliable Holly Balloo who came home clear in the fastest time in the 1m class, breaking the beam in a time of 24.39 seconds. Second in the class was Sarah Kilpatrick from Banbridge riding her own Russian Gold, the pair going clear in a time of 28.29 seconds. Niamh Rothwell, wife of racehorse trainer Philip, travelled up from County Wicklow and was rewarded with third place in the class riding her own Be Serious Too , the time 28.97 seconds. Fourth place went to Judy Murphy’s Tullyoran Magic which was partnered by young rider Aoife Dooley. Ardee rider Rebecca Kieran slotted into fifth place on board her mother Noleen’s Echo Island while another local rider Tara Dunne came home sixth on her own Tennyson Legend.

Holly Baloo came close in the second class of the day. the 1.10m but Cunningham had to settle for second place on the grey, giving best to Andrew Byrne on Hunters Lodge Puissance, the combination coming home clear in a smashing time 22.98 seconds. Third, as with the previous class went to Niamh Rothwell who had travelled up from Wicklow with class winner Andrew Byrne, Rothwell and Be Serious Too came home in 29.10 seconds. Sarah Kilpatrick was involved in the business end of this class as well as she came home

Sophie Dalm & Unique on their way to filling the runner up slot at Ravensdale Lodge on Sunday at the O’ Reilly Wholesalers Newry sponsored HSI / Bluegrass Spring Tour held at the centre

fourth on another of her horses, this time it was Roc Tredudon. Carol Armstrong claimed fifth berth on board her own Cornascriebe Cava Diamond while Slane Co. Meath rider John Floody warmed up for the bigger classes by filling sixth place with J. Attley’s Toscana. The third class of the day, the 1.20m Grand Prix warm up class was won by the Maura Counihan owned and ridden Killerisk Minnie in a time of 36.66 seconds. Class two winner, Andrew Burns from Wicklow had to settle for second best with Hunters Lodge Puissance, the pair stopping the clock in 36.70 seconds while Carol Armstrong climbed two places from her class two fifth to finish in third place on Cornascriebe Cava Diamond, their time 37.49 seconds. Fourth place went to Patricia Mc Connon’s Zinniz Roundthorn which was partnered by Robert Newell, fifth went to Victoria Anderson riding her mother Olive’s Zack while John Floody filled sixth berth once again, this time with Eileen Duggan’s Bronson De Reve.

Two young riders from Northern Ireland have dominated the Spring Tour Grand Prix at Ravensdale Lodge since the first event took place in 2009. Conor Drain was successful in both the 2009 and 2010 running’s while Captain Michael Kelly won the 2011 class before Daniel Coyle took over in 2012 and once again in 2013. SJI Vice Chairman and Ulster region chairman Ray Buchanan put on his course designers hat for the day and the Senior National designer did not disappoint with his tracks all day. The surfaces at Ravensdale Lodge were in great condition and had been raked and rolled between classes so jumping conditions had been good throughout. Buchanan weighed up all the usual ingredients such as number of entries, arena dimensions, time of year and level of competitor in deciding his track for the O’ Reillys Wholesalers Newry sponsored 1.30m (S) Grand Prix. Twenty seven had pre entered for the class and Buchanan must have thought he had set a softer target than expected as the second, third and fourth to enter the arena went clear. However all thoughts of a free for all in the jump off evaporated as it took another eight combinations before the next clear and a lucky thirteen before the eventual winner went clear. First of the five to leave all the poles up in the first round was Daniel Coyle on Cormac Mc Evoy’s Special Leap and he was quickly followed by another young rider from Northern Ireland, Sophie Dalm on her mother Amanda’s Unique. Local rider,

Local rider Tara Dunne & Titania B in action in Sunday’s O’ Reillys Wholesalers Newry sponsored HSI / Bluegrass Spring Tour Grand Prix at Ravensdale Lodge

Tara Dunne was third of the early trio to go clear with her own Titania B before the drought of clear rounds. No fence on the course caused a particular problem and most fences on the track had a pole down in a flurry of four faulter’s before Derek Mc Connell went clear on Kieran Cahill’s Oakpark High Flyer. Last on the start list was the 2012 venue and league winners, Daniel Coyle with Uptown Girl and Linzi Johnston’s mare did not disappoint as the combination sailed over every obstacle to add their name to the quartet of names to go through to the jump off. Coyle was lucky enough to have two in the jump off and as it happened they would jump first and last. Special Leap was his first into the arena and they had a real go as Coyle pushed the button on Cormac Mc Elroy’s horse but a pole down in the fastest time of the afternoon was never going to win the class but was good enough for third place. Amanda Dalm was next in with Unique and the combination were foot perfect to record a clear round in a challenging time of 42.38 seconds. Lady riders had been well represented in the line up all afternoon and one of the main flag bearers for the fairer sex was Tara Dunne who had tremendous support among the large crowd of spectators who were there for the afternoon. The crowd willed the local rider round the course but a pole down in 43.85 seconds would only be good enough for fourth place on the day to the disappointment of all her supporters. Derek Mc Connell with Oakpark High Flyer were next to take it on and though they recorded the second fastest time of the jump off it is poles on the ground that count and unfortunately for the combination they had two down in a time of 40.59 seconds which left them fifth in the class overall. There was a buzz of expectation as Coyle entered the arena on his second horse and as Daniel took one last look at the course with Uptown Girl there was an air of inevitability about how the class was going to pan out. The script had been written and like all good professionals, Coyle and Uptown Girl executed the plan with precision and to perfection, job done in 40.71 seconds and so, just like Conor Drain before him, Daniel Coyle became a back to back winner of the Spring Tour at Ravensdale Lodge. The minor places were filled by Sophie Dalm who must have been delighted with her afternoon’s work on her mother Amanda’s Valliant, Victoria Anderson, another to have a good day at the centre filled seventh berth with her mother Olive’s Zack while John Floody added some valuable points to his early league tally by slotting into eight place on Paula Rafter’s grey PMR Rehy Irish All Star. While still early in the season with many a twist in the road along the way it bodes well for a repeat of their league success in 2012 for Coyle and Uptown Girl if everything goes according to plan for them.
Week ending 17th February 2013, results Ravensdale Lodge Equestrian, Trekking & Event Centre.

Indoor horse training show Thursday 14th February.

70cm class, divided between: Mary Cosgrove’s Rio (M. Cosgrove), Victoria Craig’s Rocky (V. Craig) & Emma Mc Caul’s Shea (E. Mc Caul).

80cm class: Victoria Craig’s Rocky (V. Craig).

90cm class: Gareth Mc Kevitt’s Wee Willie (G. Mc Kevitt).

1m class: Pauline Dwidell’s Cruise (P. Dwydell).

1.10m class, divided between: Mary Curtis’ Barney (M. Curtis), Siobhan Dunne’s Mouse C (T. Dunne) & Siobhan Dunne’s Frankie (T. Dunne).

1.20m class, divided between: Georgina Forbes’ Castleforbes Sedona (M. E Rice), Siobhan Dunne’s William (T. Dunne) & Mary Ellen Rice’s July (M. E Rice).

1.30m class: Siobhan Dunne’s Rosie (T. Dunne).

Crowne Plaza Dundalk SJI registered indoor horse & pony league commences Thursday 21st February and continues every Thursday to 25th April. Start time 11am horses & 5pm ponies, usual classes.

Horseware Ireland indoor horse & pony training league Friday 16th February.

X poles class, divided between; Ravensdale Lodge’s Womble (L. Cosgrove), Ravensdale Lodge’s Seaspray (J. Boyle), Lauren Gormley’s Paddy (L. Gormley), Ravensdale Lodge’s Womble (N. Gormley) & Ravensdale Lodge’s Seaspray (R. Martin) (Drew prize).

60cm class, divided between: Katelyn King’s Misty (K. King) & E & R Connolly’s Dynamite (J. Connolly) (Drew prize).

70cm class, divided between: Trevor Cardwell’s Cassie (T. Cardwell) & Katie Matthews’ Sir Freddie (K. Matthews) (Drew prize).

80cm class, divided between: Sinead Young’s Jacobi (S. Young), Katie Matthews’ Sir Freddie (E. Doherty), Judith Horner’s Roxy (J. Horner) & Chloe Cumming’s Miss Suspicion (C. Cumming) (Drew prize).

90cm class: No clear rounds.

1m class: Carl Webb’s Bella (C. Webb).

1.10m class: No clear rounds.

Fuel voucher draw winner: Judith Horner & Roxy.

Horseware Ireland indoor horse & pony training league continues Friday 22nd February and every Friday to 26th April. Classes X poles to 1.10m, start time 5pm.

Mackins Horse Feeds indoor arena eventing league Saturday 16th February.

60cm class: # 1 divided between, Harry Herr’s Amigo (H. Herr), Ally Herr’s Thunder (A. Herr) (Mackins Horse Feeds voucher) & Vicky Campbell’s Tilly Tiger Lily (V. Campbell), # 2 divided between, Paula Keene’s Perry (P. Keene) & Debbie Larkin’s Angel (D. Larkin), # 3 Ravensdale Lodge’s Jack (C. Twohig Carter).

70cm class: # 1 divided between, Deirdre Hunt’s Othello (D. Hunt), Georgia Kirkwood’s Maddie (G. Kirkwood) (Mackins Horse Feeds voucher) & Sophie Price’s Sweet William (S. Price), # 2 Kirsten Patterson’s Cheery (K. Patterson) & Vicky Campbell’s Tilly Tiger Lily (V. Campbell), # 3 Ravensdale Lodge’s Sage (E. O’ Reilly).

85cm class: # 1 divided between, Kirsten Patterson’s Beanie (K. Patterson), Abby Armstrong’s Atlantic Firefly (A. Armstrong) & Katelyn Stuart’s Oscar (K. Stuart) (Mackins Horse Feeds voucher), # 2 Sophie Prices’ Tommie Zoom (S. Price), # 3 Georgia Kirkwood’s Maddie (G. Kirkwood)

1m class: # 1 divided between, Abby Armstrong’s Atlantic Firefly (A. Armstrong) (Mackins Horse Feeds voucher) & Marie Clare Bellew’s Rua (M. C Bellew), # 2 divided between, Danny Mc Comb’s Tad (D. Mc Comb) & Olivia Mc Gauley’s Loughview Lady (O. Mc Gauley).

Fuel voucher draw winner: Danny Mc Comb & Tad.

Mackins Horse Feeds indoor arena eventing league continues Saturday 23rd February and every Saturday to 27th April. Classes 60cm, 70cm, 85cm & 1m, start time 3pm.

O’ Reillys Wholesalers Newry sponsored HSI / Bluegrass Spring Tour horse show Sunday 17th February.

1m class: # 1 Eleanora Cunningham’s Holly Balloo (E. Cuunningham) 24.39 seconds, # 2 Sarah Kilpatrick’s Russian Gold (S. Kilpatrick) 28.29 seconds, # 3 Niamh Rothwell’s Be Serious Too (N. Rothwell 28.97 seconds, # 4 Judy Murphy’s Tullyoran Magic (A. Dooley) 30.20 seconds, # 5 Noleen Kieran’s Echo Island (R. Kieran) 34.10 seconds, # 6 Siobhan Dunne’s Tennyson Legend (T. Dunne) 34.40 seconds.

1.10m class: # 1 Andrew Byrne’s Hunters Lodge Puissance (A. Byrne) 22.98 seconds, # 2 Eleanora Cunningham’s Holly Balloo (E. Cunningham) 28.55 seconds, # 3 Niamh Rothwell’s Be Serious Too (N. Rothwell) 29.10 seconds, # 4 Sarah Kilpatrick’s Roc Tredudon (S. Kilpatrick) 29.15 seconds, # 5 Carol Armstrong’s Cornascriebe Cava Diamond (C. Armstrong) 30.15 seconds, # 6 J. Attley’s Toscana (J. Floody) 32.39 seconds.

1.20m: # 1 # 1 Maura Counihan’s Killerisk Minnie (M. Counihan) 36.66 seconds, # 2 Andrew Burns’ Hunters Lodge Puissance (A. Burns) 36.70 seconds, # 3 Carol Armstrong’s Cornascriebe Cava Diamond (C. Armstrong) 37.49 seconds, # 4 Patricia Mc Connon’s Zinniz Roundthorn (R. Newell) 37.93 seconds, # 5 Olive Anderson’s Zack (V. Anderson) 38.06 seconds, # 6 Eileen Duggan’s Bronson De Reve (J. Floody) 38.89 seconds.

1.30m (S) O’ Reillys Wholesalers Newry sponsored HSI / Bluegrass Spring Tour Grand Prix: # 1 Linzi Johnston’s Uptown Girl (D. Coyle) 40.71 seconds, # 2 Amanda Dalm’s Unique (S. Dalm) 42.38 seconds, # 3 Cormac Mc Elroy’s Special Leap (D. Coyle) four faults, 36.72 seconds, # 4 Tara Dunne’s Titania B (T. Dunne) four faults, 43.85 seconds, # 5 Kieran Cahill’s Oakpark High Flyer (D. Mc Connell) eight faults 40.59 seconds, # 6 Amanda Dalm’s Valliant (S. Dalm)first round, four faults, 67.94 seconds, # 7 Olive Anderson’s Zack (V. Anderson)first round four faults 68 seconds, # 8 Paula Rafter’s PMR Rehy Irish All Star (J. Floody)first round, four faults 70.69 seconds.

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