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outhouse
a building near to, but separate from, a main building; outbuilding

outhouse
1. A detached outdoor structure housing a primitive toilet; usually constructed of wood, rather than the proverbial brick.
2. A small accessory building generally located at the rear of a house and used for domestic animals, storage, and so on.


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You know old age is catching up when you follow a talented young trainer like Nick Gifford, and you can remember backing horses like Door Latch, Vodkatini and Kybo, who were brilliantly handled by his father, Josh.
Other big race wins came through Approaching (1978 Hennessy), Kybo (1978 SGB Hire Shop Hurdle & Christmas Hurdle), Henry Bishop (1980 SGB Chase) and Aldaniti (1981 Whitbread Trial Chase).
The more mature remember Aldaniti, Kybo and Bradbury Star from his training career and, as much as anything, they will have always enjoyed the wit and humour of a genuine guy.
 
 
 
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