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6: On The House
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wd Guinness with Alamshar.
Totally forgot about that as well. |
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On The House correct although not as good as Distant Views answer of Rock of Gibraltar.
Alamshar incorrect,i think the race was the Gold Flake Stakes when this lad won Q15 Concentrate on the last three words of the clue Q17 Cambridgeshire is a race as well as a county Q21 Is a racecourse will attack in earnest after racing today Scores Distant View 6 dj876 5 Monte Christo 3 Catchmeifyoucan 3 Guinness2dear 1 |
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Again flawed thinking from me.
The Lighthouse was a skyscraper that was due to be built in the Dubai Marina but the plans were shelved. Around the same time the Meydan City project with a marina and a racecourse was given the go ahead. Back to square one again!. |
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Alamshar did win the Derrinstown. The Aga Khan super yacht "Alamshar" was ridiculed as being a carthorse due to the speed levels that it could achieve.
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Wildman
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I thought it was like the naps competition and docked you a point for no selection,it has been rectified.
To speed things up i will give some clues and will start with Q1 The new clue is...News for the cardinal points and more than half an anagram. |
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Q1 Norton's Coin ?
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The word news comprises the cardinal points so in this case Eastern is E and part of the anagram.
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Q.15 Esha Ness
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Wd oddball.
Think you have it. |
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only guesses but Q.21 Worcester? Q.1 Westerner
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Well done Oddball.The last three words of the clue were...that never was...The race that never was was won by Esha Ness ridden by poor John White,Esha Ness is a lighthouse off the coast of Scotland.
Q1 We have established Eastern is E also the rest is an anagram now find the Gold Cup winner. |
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Q21 is a racecourse whose name changed,the first part is the old name the second part the new.
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Eastern PUNT, Ten Up!
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Second correct answer from Oddball
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Distant View cracked Q8 at the srart but seems to have forgotten.
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Oberon's home Stratford?
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Oberon's home Stratford?
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Who was Oberon?
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Cork Mallow Q. 21?
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Q8. Sadlers Wells.
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Devon & Exeter Q.21
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Oddball gets his third correct answer.Marshmallows sweets from our youth and a Cork goes in a bottle.
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Oberon a fairy Midsummer Night's Dream...Shakespeare>> Stratford?
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Correct about Oberon and your almost there,read your answer again.
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Fairyhouse!
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Well done Oddball.Oberon king of the fairies your home can be your house so Fairyhouse.
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Q15 is a Cambridgeshire winner.
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There is a connection between Q13 and Q19.
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Pasternak>>>Dr.Zhivago>>>Lara's Theme
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Correct.Somewhere My Love is the song from Dr Zhivago,that book was written by Boris Pasternak.
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Wd oddball.
You're flying now. |
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Do any of you remember the Lloyds Bank Hurdle?
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Do any of you remember the Stayers Hurdle?
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Do any of you remember Brown Lad Galmoy?
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The tough quiz turned out too tough as five left unanswered.
Q7 The Clapton is Eric Clapton and the answer is an English trainer also an anagram. Q13 A simple anagram Q19 Another anagram Q22 Yet another anagram Q24 Two different horses named after the same feature in the wee county An interesting aside to this question was the answer Harry Barker who apparently was runner up in both races as a jockey in the 1890s but much more recently the great Willie Robinson was second in the 1958 Derby on Paddys Point and won the 1964 Grand National on Team Spirit. The World Hurdle is the connection between 13 and 19. |
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Q22 Orchestra which was trained by John Oxx Snr.
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Well done Monte Christo,carthorse is an anagram of Orchestra,he won the Gold Flake Stakes as it then was in the mid seventies.
Now for questions 13 and 19,the stayers hurdle at Cheltenham connects them. Q13 is a trainer Q19 is a horse |
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Q19. Inglis Drever
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