FLYING NOTE
Fine Win In 2m. The Edendale-owned Flying Note gained his first win for the season and gave his Fempleton trainer, C. C. | Devine, his second win ofi the night when he held off Van Rebeck in the Le Lievre ; Handicap, run over two miles at Addington last night. i Flying Note was in front for a short time just after the start, but afterwards he received a perfect run behind Lauder Scott. The pace was not strong and there was little change in the order 1 until the last three furlongs i However. Lauder Scott continued in front until the straight entrance, where Fly- • ing Note, Avante, Great Credit, Meadow Scott, Van Rebeck, Stormlight and■ Florita were showing up. Lauder Scott was soon in! trouble and Flying Note' worked clear. Van Rebeck made a game effort to over- I haul him, but failed by a ’ length. Great Credit, after being a good way back most of the way, improved from the three furlongs, but made little impression. He was four lengths back third, a head in front of Meadow Scott. Lauder Scott tired to fifth, ahead of i Peel, Peebles. Florita. Sate Return and Avante. Safe Return broke at the i start and Stormlight after about half a furlong.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30294, 21 November 1963, Page 4
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