L/S of huge crowds gathered at the race course. L/S as the horses set off, various shots as they speed around the course. 'Buzzalong' is in the lead most of the way but 'Royal Chief' pulls in front at the last minute to...
L/S of huge crowds gathered at the race course. L/S as the horses set off, various shots as they speed around the course. 'Buzzalong' is in the lead most of the way but 'Royal Chief' pulls in front at the last minute to win. M/S of horse and jockey walking into enclosure.
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