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Ascot, June 13.
The weather was dull and cool when racing opened here today. The Royal procession was greatly missed, Lut the presence of the Duke and Duchess of Kent, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester and the Princess Royal made the meeting truly Royal, e large crowd was greatly dis-inted financial and otherwise, owing to the failure of the Kings yous Ea det rus n Stakes, which was by Lord Lonsdales Snowberry, ich started at 4 to 1, and was ridden by Gordon Richards, "tthe French colt Mackann, owned by M. Lazard, proved its reputation as the best miler in France by easily wining the Queen Anne Stakes, ting at 8 to 4. In the same race, me Step, which is considered to be One of the best English sprinters, Was unplaced. His starting price was Ul, to 10 'Mr, John Westall easily won the principal race of the day, the Ascot Stbkes, for the second year in succession with Frawn, which started at 11 to 8. His jockey, E, Smith, Cofhpleted a double when Sir John Jatvis' Admiral's Walk, starting at fo 5, was the only successful favourite of the day, easily winning the St. James Palace Stakes.
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