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Mark

In Celtic legend, king of Cornwall, uncle of Tristan, and suitor and husband of Isolde.
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04pm) is still learning the ropes, but it is surely only a question of time before she gets off the mark in A8 grade, and Mick Puzey's bitch is strongly fancied to do just that at Walthamstow's BAGS meeting today, writes Tony Bullen.
Dog Racing: Mai makes maximum appeal today; WALTHAMSTOW BAGS by The Racing Post (London, England)
1985 Capricorn Belle, trained by Luca Cumani for owner-breeder Ivan Allan, gets off the mark for the season in style as she and Rae Guest come home clear of Shanesbilly in the seven-furlong fillies' heat at York.
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