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Wednesday, August 6th

12:38pm Wednesday 6th August 2008

Selections

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Prince to rule

1:18pm Tuesday 5th August 2008

Tuesday, August 5th

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Qrackers looks a cracker for champ

12:54pm Monday 4th August 2008

Monday, August 4th

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Lush to lash home in Nassau

11:16am Saturday 2nd August 2008

Saturday, August 2nd

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Scenic to Pass distance test

1:03pm Friday 1st August 2008

Friday, August 1st

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All Lit Up ready to shine

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Thursday, July 31st

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Mista’s the man

11:51am Wednesday 30th July 2008

Wednesday, July 30th

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Infallible can step back to winning ways

12:36pm Tuesday 29th July 2008

Tuesday, July 29th

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Row in with Oarsman

10:23am Saturday 26th July 2008

Saturday, July 26th

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Poetry in motion

12:43pm Friday 25th July 2008

Friday, July 25

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Honeymoon deaths police chief fired

Eight held over murders of Catherine and Ben Mullany

Updated 7:02am Saturday 30th August 2008

Antiguan Police Commissioner Gary Nelson has been fired by the island's Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer.


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Mine takes all sorts of crap from kids, and often reacts with a look of "please stop, I'm not enjoying this" If the torment continued, would my otherwise placid and good natured dog react in the only way (apart from running off) he knows i.e warn them off with a nip/bite ? The answer is that he might, because he's an animal who reacts on instinct. He is trained to ignore cattle, horses, ducks,sheep etc. which he does perfectly, However I always keep an eye on him. I never trust him more than 90%  − Badger

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I just have to write and tell you all just how wonderful some Doctors can be...take our very own Dr. Royle at weaverham surgery..I had to make a visit yesterday and when I saw him he looked so healthy and like a young lad (I think he is nearer fifty maybe sixty ) I commented on how well he looked and he told me that he had run a marathon in May this year and raised £350 for parkinsons' disease − Poppy

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