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GOLDSBURY is always tough to beat on the flat, and indeed her opening score of just 18.0 in a competitive EI 100 was never headed. Despite rolling a coloured pole, the mare Red Hot Chilli Pepper recorded back-to-back wins, remaining ahead of Beth Burton (It Must Be Cooley) as well as Patrick Whelan aboard the well-bred thoroughbred Galileo Dance.


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