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CATTERICK Winning Jockeys. Course wins since 1951: W. Nevett 15; J. Sime, E. 15 each, D. Smith 8; J. Etherington 7; A. Carson 5; J. Mercer, G. Littlewood 5 each; M. Murray, W. Snaith, D. L. Jones 4 each; H. J. Greenaway 3. Leading Trainers. Course wins since 1951: H. Peacock 14;

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WOLVERHAMPTON: Going fairly good I.3O.—FLAME ROYAL (Mr. C. B. Harty, 100-8), 1; Rosefield (100-8). 2; Eynsford (2-1 f), 3. 8 ran. Rd, 41. Also: 5-2 Netherhale, • 5 Pappagelaw, 10 Mikael 111, Slanderer. 33 Pitprop. (Moroney, Kenilworth.) Tote: 44/-; 9/9, 8/8, 3/1. 2.O.—EAST LODGE