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knifebox

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knifebox [ˈnaɪfbɒks] Nportacubiertos m inv


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The Group 2-winning son of Danehill Dancer supplied a colt out of a sister to Knifebox, who cost Derryluskin Stud EUR17,500.
It also included the delayed arrival of chef Chris Owen from the Castle Hotel, Conwy whose passport was mistakenly put inside his knifebox on the team lorry.
THINGSare looking good for the Brits when John Gosden's Knifebox (M Roberts) cuts through the field in the Prix Dollar and Hannon's Assessor (J Reid) strolls away with the Prix du Kadran.
 
 
 
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