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" TOUCHSTONE'S " Winner for the Cambridgeshire Stakes, with
Starters, Riders, and Latest Betting—Warwick, Brighton, and Kelso
Races, with " A Squeak from the'Stable Mouse."
In the ERA of October 9, "Touchstone" in his Prophecy for
Csesarewitch Stakes said :—" Haco we anticipate seeing much more
forward than he was at Doncaster, autwithstanding he carries so
much more weight. In that race he wanted time, and his rider was
unable to hold him. Now it is rumoured a great change is made for
the better in his pilot, which will, perhaps, enable him to weather
the storm."

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