Racing: For the Notebook - A weekly list of horses to follow
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WEAVER BIRD: unfancied on her debut, this daughter of Master Willie rallied to finish less than two lengths third to Exclusively Yours in a maiden auction race for two-year-olds at Salisbury on Thursday. (H Candy).
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