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April 16, 1979 Monksfield, Tied Cottage, Dulcify and High Sierra scored big-race victories in four different countries.
HORSE PLAY; Just for the fun of it by The Racing Post (London, England)
He has learned to dulcify his liberalism with grandiloquent equivocations about "moving beyond our divisions" and "change we can believe in.
Judge not: Obama's Supreme Court appointees would not upset the ... by Anglin, Howard / The American Conservative
He developed a stranglehold on the W S Cox Plate, the most important weight-for-age race Down Under and he added: ``It was always quite an achievement to win the Cox Plate and when I won on Dulcify in 1979 it meant I'd won it four times from just four rides.
Racing: Where are they now; Brent Thomson by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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