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NELSON DOUBLE.—TOP: Noisette winning the first leg, the Nelson Winter Handicap, by three lengths and a half from Filet Mignon (second from left), Rolex finished down the outside for third, and Don Caesar was unchallenged for fourth. BOTTOM: Presto narrowly justifies favouritism in the second leg the Stoke Handicap. Presto (outside) beat Bar None by half a head. Emily, second from the outside, was a distant third.

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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30776, 14 June 1965, Page 3

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NELSON DOUBLE.—TOP: Noisette winning the first leg, the Nelson Winter Handicap, by three lengths and a half from Filet Mignon (second from left), Rolex finished down the outside for third, and Don Caesar was unchallenged for fourth. BOTTOM: Presto narrowly justifies favouritism in the second leg the Stoke Handicap. Presto (outside) beat Bar None by half a head. Emily, second from the outside, was a distant third. Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30776, 14 June 1965, Page 3

NELSON DOUBLE.—TOP: Noisette winning the first leg, the Nelson Winter Handicap, by three lengths and a half from Filet Mignon (second from left), Rolex finished down the outside for third, and Don Caesar was unchallenged for fourth. BOTTOM: Presto narrowly justifies favouritism in the second leg the Stoke Handicap. Presto (outside) beat Bar None by half a head. Emily, second from the outside, was a distant third. Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30776, 14 June 1965, Page 3

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