Racing: For the Notebook: A weekly list of horses to follow
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Your support makes all the difference.CHIC AND ELITE: failed to last home on testing ground at Nottingham on Friday, finishing fourth behind Jokester. Will win again when returning to a sounder surface. (J J O'Neill)
FRONT PAGE: tied up on the run-in over two-and-a-quarter miles at Fontwell on Tuesday, and was caught close home. Can gain compensation back over the minimum trip. (J Akehurst)
MOSSIE GOLD: brought down four out when top weight in a novice handicap hurdle eventually won by Glemot at Kelso on Monday. Tracking leaders at the time and travelling comfortably. Best on soft ground. (M Naughton)
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