antiar


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antiar

(ˈæntɪˌɑː)
n
(Plants) another name for upas1, upas2
[from Javanese]
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The big race of the day, Fontwell's Ovaltine Hurdle, worth all of PS1,536 8s, was won by Antiar, saddled, like three other winners, by the royal trainer Peter Cazalet, who in doing so nudged Middleham's Neville Crump off the top of the trainers' table as well as giving Peter's chef Albert Roux something to cook for that night back at Fairlawne, near Tonbridge.
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Several antiar rhythmic, anti-infective, anti-psychotic and other agents, might trigger TdP by blocking specific potassium channels in the myocyte membrane.
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Marconi and Antiar are the only two winners at the Cheltenham Festival to be owned by members of the royal family.
'Perfect championship ground' to continue
THE Cheltenham Festival has existed for a century, but Marconi and Antiar are the only two winners at the meeting to be owned by members of the royal family.
Marconi and Antiar flew royal standard; JOHN RANDALL'S CENTENARY TALES The monarchy has played only a minor role in jumping's great climax
The Queen Mother's Antiar won the 1965 Spa Hurdle while Marconi won the National Hunt Juvenile Chase in 1936 at the only festival run during the reign of King Edward VIII.
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For the Queen Mother, Cazalet trained 1956 Grand National loser Devon Loch, 1965 Spa (now World) Hurdle winner Antiar, 1967 Champion Hurdle runner-up Makaldar, and Manicou, who in 1950 became the first of his four King George VI Chase winners.
Horse Racing: Cazalet supreme practitioner in the Garden of England; Ask the Anorak John Randall soothes your anxieties
Peter Cazalet was another trainer who regularly bought horses in France, and his policy paid off with Manicou (1950 Broadway Novices' Chase), Turpial (1960 Triumph Hurdle), Antiar (1965 Spa Hurdle) and others.
Cheltenham - Ask The Anorak: Success of French-breds in Britain stretches back to Victorian times
Best remembered for the race she did not win (Devon Loch's Grand National), but successful in the King George (Manicou), Whitbread (Special Cargo) and Spa - now Stayers' - Hurdle (Antiar).
100 Racing Greats: Day 18: The Queen Mother: It is impossible to overestimate the self-confidence that she gave to the emerging jumping game

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