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Story October 29, 1926

The Ely Miner

Ely, Saint Louis County, Minnesota

What is this article about?

At the recent Lingfield steeplechase meeting in England, jockey Fred Rees won three races: Mask Man in the Cowden selling steeplechase, Ibstock in the Southern handicap by eight lengths, and favorite Greenhorn in the Cobham hurdle for three-year-olds.

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It was a Fred Rees day at the opening of the Lingfield steeplechase meeting in England recently, the star English jockey accounting for half the card. He started off by riding to victory Mask Man in the Cowden selling steeplechase.

Rees' second success was gained in the Southern handicap steeplechase, in which he rode Major G. Larnach Nevill's Ibstock to victory over Mrs. S. Prince's Mullaghmast by eight lengths. The third of Rees' winners was Greenhorn, which did not have much trouble in justifying his favoritism in the Cobham, a hurdle race for three-year-olds.

What sub-type of article is it?

Personal Triumph Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Horse Racing Steeplechase Jockey Victory Lingfield Meeting Fred Rees Wins

What entities or persons were involved?

Fred Rees Major G. Larnach Nevill Mrs. S. Prince

Where did it happen?

Lingfield, England

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Key Persons

Fred Rees Major G. Larnach Nevill Mrs. S. Prince

Location

Lingfield, England

Event Date

Recently

Story Details

Fred Rees wins three races at the Lingfield steeplechase meeting: Mask Man in the Cowden selling steeplechase, Ibstock in the Southern handicap steeplechase by eight lengths over Mullaghmast, and Greenhorn in the Cobham hurdle race for three-year-olds.

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