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... BLACK?! ord Eliesmere’s SOMERTON, 6yrs, 7s¢ 10! Syrs, 6st Ib lame 5 100 to 8 Slack’ ing: 11 to 11 to 8 agst Titterstone, and Blackberry led for half a mile and then gave way to Somerton, but was overhauled half-way up the ‘Titterstone, who won by a head > ...

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