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Towy

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Tow´y    (tō´ŷ)
a.1.Composed of, or like, tow.
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The apprentice was injured in a fall from Towy Boy at Leicester on Wednesday evening, which resulted in the last race being abandoned when one of the course doctors accompanied Mitchell to hospital and was unable to return in time for the contest to be run.
Mitchell to delay his return to saddle; Racing people by The Racing Post (London, England)
Towy Valley showed considerable improvement on her debut when second at Kempton last time and she will be hard to beat on her return to the track for the Panoramic Bar & Restaurant Median Auction Maiden Stakes.
Horse Racing: Luckier is bound to improve again by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Towy Valley showed considerable improvement on her debut when second at Kempton last time and she will be hard to beat on her return to the track for the William Hill Telebetting Sale 0800 44 40 40 Median Auction Maiden Stakes.
Luckier looks to strike again by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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