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Sunday 03 July 1994 23:02 BST

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CORIO: sprang a 25-1 shock when returning from a two- month lay-off to rout Always Grace at Catterick on Thursday. The runner-up has chased home some top juveniles and further improvement from this son of Sharpo, previously down the field in a useful maiden, would be no surprise. (Miss S Hall)

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