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TesioPower jadehorse Relance (1952) Australian 11 Spendthrift Aerolite (rh) Hastings Blue Ruin Cinderella Manna 21 Fair Play (1905) Doncaster 5 TADCASTER Clemence 2 FAIRY GOLD Galliard 13 Dame Masham Pauline 9 Man O' War (1917) Springfield 12 Sainfoin Sanda 2 ROCK SAND ST SIMON 11 Roquebrune St Marguerite 4 Mahubah (1910) Hampton 10 Merry Hampton Doll Tearsheet 22 Merry Token Macgregor 4 Mizpah Mare By Underhand 4 War Relic (1938) Springfield 12 Sainfoin Sanda 2 ROCK SAND ST SIMON 11 Roquebrune St Marguerite 4 Friar Rock (1913) Doncaster 5 TADCASTER Clemence 2 FAIRY GOLD Galliard 13 Dame Masham Pauline 9 Friar's Carse (1923) Domino 23 COMMANDO Emma C 12 Superman TADCASTER Anomaly Blue Rose 11 Problem (1914) Friar's Balsam 2 Voter Mavourneen 1 Query HIMYAR 2 Quesal Queen Ban 1 Relic (1945) HIMYAR 2 Domino Mannie Gray 23 COMMANDO Darebin 14 Emma C Guenn 12 Peter Pan (1904) Newminster 8 HERMIT Seclusion 5 Cinderella See Saw 6 Mazurka Mabille 2 Black Toney (1911) Bonnie Scotland 10 Bramble Ivy Leaf (RH) Ben Brush Reform 14 Roseville Albia A1 Belgravia (1903) Vedette 19 GALOPIN Flying Duchess 3 Bonnie Gal Rapid Rhone 8 Bonnie Doon Queen Mary 10 Bridal Colors (1931) Sterling 12 ISONOMY Isola Bella 19 Gallinule HERMIT 5 Moorhen Skirmisher Mare 19 Fariman (1900) Touchet 14 Necromancer Enchantress 9 Bellinzona Lord Gough 12 Hasty Girl Irritation 9 Vaila (1911) Sweetmeat 21 Macaroni Jocose 14 Macheath Stockwell 3 Heather Bell Tight-Fit 13 Padilla (1900) Cremorne 2 Thurio Verona 2 Padua Paul Jones 3 Immortelle Mulberry 8 Gardefeu 6 Relance (1952) Chouberski Campanule 28 Bruleur OMNIUM 22 Basse Terre Bijou 4 Ksar (1918) Upas 19 OMNIUM Bluette 22 Kizil Kourgan Vigilant 11 Kasbah Katia 3 Tourbillon (1928) ST SIMON 11 Rabelais Satirical 14 Durbar Meddler 1 Armenia Urania A4 DURBAN (1918) Candlemas 22 Irish Lad Arrowgrass A2 Banshee Hamburg 23 Frizette Ondulee 13 Le Volcan (1941) Amphion 12 Sundridge Sierra 2 SUNSTAR Loved One 1 Doris Lauretta 5 Banstar (1923) Rabelais 14 Durbar Armenia A4 DURBAN Irish Lad A2 Banshee Frizette 13 Eroica (1930) St Damien 9 St Julien Julia 9 Chulo Chittabob 20 Camoena Cramoisie 1 Macedonienne (1913) Perplexe 26 Puchero Japonica 3 Isle Maniere WELLINGTONIA 3 Illusion II Apparition 5 Polaire (1947) Springfield 12 Sainfoin Sanda 2 ROCK SAND ST SIMON 11 Roquebrune St Marguerite 4 Tracery (1909) Ormonde 16 Orme Angelica 11 Topiary WELLINGTONIA 3 Plaisanterie Poetess 19 Papyrus (1920) Barcaldine 23 Marco Novitiate 3 Marcovil Hagioscope 23 Lady Villikins Dinah 12 Miss Matty (1914) GALOPIN 3 ST SIMON St Angela 11 Simonath Philammon 4 Philomath Chrysalis 16 Stella Polaris (1937) Amphion 12 Sundridge Sierra 2 SUNSTAR Loved One 1 Doris Lauretta 5 Galloper Light (1916) ST SIMON 11 St Frusquin Isabel 22 Santa Fina Crafton 10 Grig Merrie Lassie 3 Crepuscule (1925) ST SIMON 11 Desmond L'Abbesse De Jouarre 16 Sir Archibald Prism 9 Arc Light Petrel 26 Terra D'Ombra (1918) ISONOMY 19 Isinglass Dead Lock 3 Coronation Persimmon 7 Sceptre Ornament 16.

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