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cantrip

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can·trip  (kntrp)
n.
1. Scots A magic spell; a witch's trick.
2. Chiefly British A deceptive move; a sham.
[Origin unknown.]
cantrip [ˈkæntrɪp] Scot
n
1. a magic spell
2. (often plural) a mischievous trick
adj
(of an effect) produced by black magic
[Scottish, of unknown origin]
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Made all in both races and will probably try to do the same today, but he will face competition for the lead from the likes of Ariodante and Cantrip.
Horse Racing: TRADING POST - IN-RUNNING NOTES by The Racing Post (London, England)
He showed real battling qualities to win on that occasion, getting up to win by a neck from Cantrip with the rest of the field spread out behind, and off only a 2lb higher mark here, he looks likely to make another bold bid from the front
Racing: Camacho to score for Cecil by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
There was an upset in the Bath Ales Spa Fillies' Handicap when Cantrip (25-1), who looked to be Brooke Sanders' second string, outpointed French Mannequin.
High Ridge may bid for quick follow-up; TODAY'S RACING NEWS by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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