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All our yesterdays.(Sports)
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The Racing Post (London, England)
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July 31, 2001
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Byline: GEORGE ENNOR
July 31, 1976
lLester Piggott ends Goodwood with a 77-1 treble. Paddington (Noel Murless) sees off Stradey Park (Richard Hannon/Paul Cook) in the juvenile conditions race and then there are two for Henry Cecil with Fool's Mate landing the ten-furlong handicap from Royal Match (Ryan Jarvis/Taffy Thomas) and Roussalka too strong for Murless's Sauceboat (Richard Fox) in the Nassau.
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lPunters at Goodwood al...
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