Two horses with the same name race against each other at Gowran Park! – Racing TV

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The most unusual clash happened at Gowran Park on Sunday with Sierra Nevada (USA) and Sierra Nevada (GB) racing against each other in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden. The race was won by the Jessica Harrington-trained Sierra Nevada (USA), with the Charles O’Brien-trained Sierra Nevada (GB) finishing eighth. Watch a full replay of the race plus listen how the commentator dealt with the situation!

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