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Jim Joel, 96, goes racing for the first time this season, and Josh Gifford and Richard Rowe give him a Sandown double with Book Of Gold and Coruscate.
All our yesterdays by The Racing Post (London, England)
In addition to her original work, which is even more exiguous in extent than it sounds, a full third of her Penguin collection being taken up with her ephemeral book and theatre reviews, a hard core of her spoken remarks has been handed down in biographies and elsewhere, and in these the black diamonds of her wit coruscate as intensely as ever.
Dorothy Parker: an American centenary by Horder, Mervyn / Contemporary Review
 
 
 
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