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nobiliary

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no·bil·i·ar·y  (n-bl-r, -bly-r)
adj.
Of or relating to the nobility.

[French nobiliaire, from Latin nbilis, noble; see noble.]

nobiliary [nəˈbɪlɪərɪ]
adj
of or relating to the nobility
[from French nobiliaire; see noble, -ary]


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Vaguely Noble, who fetched a world record price for any horse at auction (136,000gns as a two-year-old), outclassed Sir Ivor in the Arc in 1968, and went on to sire the great filly Dahlia, Derby winner Empery, Nobiliary, Exceller, Lemhi Gold and Estrapade.
Jan-Olov von Wowern lives in Stockholm, and is active in European charitable and nobiliary work.
Byline: IAN TAYLOR 30YEARS AGO FRENCH filly Nobiliary looks a banker in the Eclipse and is sent off 11-10 fav with Piggott in the plate.
 
 
 
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