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PICTURES: The fun continues as Day 2 gets underway at Punchestown Festival
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Day 2 of the Punchestown Festival is well and truly underway in Kildare on Wednesday, with thousands of punters making their way to the racecourse to enjoy more great horse racing. Almost 18,000 people attended Day 1 of the festival on Tuesday and it looks like Day 2 is set to be even bigger.
Take a look at some of the photos captured of Day 2 so far.
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