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Eubulides

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Eubulides (yby`lĭdēz), 4th cent. B.C., Greek philosopher, native of Miletus. He was a contemporary and adversary of Aristotle and was the successor of Euclid of Megara as head of the Megarian school.


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A two-yearold named Eubulides, trained by the late, great Charles Elsey, owned by the late Phil Bull, ridden by the crack Australian jockey Edgar Britt and accompanied by his groom Ken Holmes all entered the winners' enclosure at Royal Ascot after winning the 1954 Chesham Stakes, then run over five furlongs, by four lengths.
 
 
 
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