KEYSOE WINS THE ST. LEGER

Keysoe Wins The St. Leger 1919

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Item title reads: "Doncaster - "The St. Leger" - Greatest crowd that ever assembled on the Town Moor, See Keysoe's easy victory in Season's last classic"

Doncaster, South Yorkshire.

LS General view over the crowded horse racing course. WS. Horses lead by Keysoe race down to the finish...

Doncaster Yorkshire horses racing Keysoe

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Cataloguer:: Bond
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Silent
Media URN:: 30085
Sort Number:: G 0598

Time in/Out:: 01:04:29:00 / 01:05:55:00
Canister:: G 598
Film ID:: 198.03
Issue Date:: 15/09/1919

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