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CAPTION(S): BRISTOLS FASHION Jamie makes sure Kate is ship shape LIFE'S A BEACH Lil hits the sand as Kate covers up, or tried too, at least
The bust hols ever by The Mirror (London, England)
My fear is that rather than wrestle with the, so far, intractable problem of making racing more accessible without losing its mystery, we will be asked to accept that the only way forward is to dumb it down beyond recognition with every racing programme presented by Alan Titchmarsh, DJ Spoony and some decorative footballer's squeeze with Bristols from Bratislava and a vacuum between her ears.
Working classes and old geezers go racing too; 5 Alastair Dow n by The Racing Post (London, England)
Almost all Bristols ever built are still in use and generate an intense loyalty among their owners and builders alike.
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