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Horse Racing 1) Snappy ending.(5,6)…………………………………photo finish 2) Scotsman’s shorts.(7)………………………………..jockeys 3) Rabbie Burns.(5)…………………………………….Ascot 4) Has he got a sore throat.(5)………………………….horse 5) I may draw aliens on reflection.(7)………………….steward 6) A hat.(5)………………………………………………Derby 7) M x 21/-.(8,7)…………………………………………Thousand Guineas 8) Sounds like an entrance.(5,2)…………………………weigh in 9) Where to show off your jewellery.(6,4)………………parade ring 10) The big one at Aintree.(3,5)………………………….The Chair 11) Footwear for teachers.(8)…………………………….trainers 12) Not the bride.(5)………………………………………groom 13) Knife Leslie.(7)………………………………………stables 14) OK Terri fainted.(7,7)………………………………...Frankie Dettori 15) Run from church to church.(12)………………………steeplechase 16) This puts you at a disadvantage.(8)………………….handicap 17) Carry this bag.(4)……………………………………..Tote 18) First course.(7)……………………………………….starter 19) Mountain trees don’t grow here.(7)…………………..Aintree 20) Storage place for fodder.(7)…………………………..Haydock 21) Where the salts come from.(5)………………………..Epsom 22) lanac.(5,4)……………………………………………..Canal Turn 23) Did he ride the wonder horse.(3,8)…………………….Bob Champion 24) Flower from the Sahara.(6,6)………………………….Desert Orchid 25) It’s murder around here.(3,3)…………………………..Red Rum 26) Does he use this in Parliament.(4)……………………..whip 27) Tear around an apartment.(4,4)………………………...flat race 28) E. to W.(5,2,5)………………………………………….point to point 29) This one was kidnapped.(7)……………………………Shergar 30) Run a brush over your steak reportedly.(10)…………...sweepstake 31) Gets legit port.(6,7)…………………………………..…Lester Piggott 32) He’s a gem but not quite from Cardiff.(4,5)………….…Ruby Walsh 33) 220yds to the end.(7,4)………………………………….furlong post 34) He was painted by Stubbs.(13)………………………….Whistle Jacket 35) 5 whys and wherefores.(8,9)…………………………….steward’s enquiries 36) These get in the way.(7)…………………………………hurdles 37) That is in volumes.(7)……………………………………bookies 38) ACCDEEGHHLLMNOPTU.(10,4,3)…………………...Cheltenham Gold Cup 39) First past this.(7,4)….…………………..………………..Winning post 40) ER’s space.(5,9)…………………………………………Royal Enclosure 41) Not a time for men.(6,3)…………………………………Ladies day 42) Cats purr, its when they are happy(8)……………………stirrups 43) Good man give his leg to the Queen.(2,5)………………St Leger 44) The horse 23 rode to victory.(8)…………………………Aldaniti 45) TV quiz programme.(3,5)………………………………..The Chase 46) Blazing ?, film.(7)………………………………………saddles 47) Sounds matrimonial.(6)………………………………….bridle 48) Beginners entrance.(8,4)…………………………………starting gate 49) A landing on tar.(5,8)…………………………………….Grand National 50) Male ballet dancer.(8)……………………………………Nijinsky .
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