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| York Ebor Festival 2004 |
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Wednesday 18 th August (Tote-Ebor Day)
Thursday 19 th August (Ladies Day)
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York |
| York is one of the premier tracks in Europe having recently won the Racecourse of the Year title and come out on top in the Times newspaper survey of all Britain’s racecourses. York racecourse is situated on the famous Knavesmire and is one of the most historic tracks in the country. Organised racing was introduced into the region by the Romans with the first meeting held at the course taking place in 1754. | |
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Sulamani strikes for International glory |
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Sulamani landed his first victory of the season in great style by winning the Group One Juddmonte International Stakes at York. Luca Cumani's reputation as the trainer to follow in Britain's big handicaps enjoyed another boost as he sent out the winner of the totesport Ebor for the second time with Mephisto at York. |
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York News Releases |
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August’s Ebor festival is the highlight of the second half of the flat season and is often called the Ascot of the north, combining fashion with a three day programme that is contested by some of the world's top horses and riders. |
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Tote-Ebor Festival - Information |
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Feature races include The Juddmonte International (Group 1), The Aston Upthorpe Yorkshire Oaks (Group 1), The Victor Chandler Nunthorpe Stakes, and of course, The Tote Ebor. |
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Oasis Dream lands double |
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Oasis Dream produced a highly impressive performance to win his second consecutive Group One race in the Victor Chandler Nunthorpe Stakes. The Khalid Abdulla-owned colt covered the five furlongs in 56.20 seconds - just 0.04 slower than the course best set by Dayjur in this race in 1990. |
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