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Salisbury: Grampian hits the heights again.(Sports)
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The Racing Post (London, England)
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May 17, 2002
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Byline: Graham Dench
GRAMPIAN won his second decent prize in nine days when beating old rival Mine Host by three and a half lengths in the mile-and-a-half classified stakes, which attracted just two runners, writes Graham Dench.
The pair had finished in ...
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