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Loir

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Loir (lwär), river, 193 mi (310 km) long, rising S of Chartres, N central France, and flowing generally SW through a fertile agricultural region to join the Sarthe River N of Angers.
Loir 

a river in northwestern France, a left tributary of the Sarthe (Loire basin). Length, 311 km; basin area, approximately 7,300 sq km. It flows mainly through a hilly plain, with its lower course flowing through the Loire Valley. The Loir is navigable for 120 km from the mouth. The city of Vendome is on the river.



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The growers have also had the courage to stick with varieties traditionally planted in the region including a local black grape called Pineau d'Aunis, whose wine is mainly sold as Coteaux du Loir or Coteaux du Vendomois.
But how many of us know about the Loir Valley which sits between those two locations?
Outsider Comtesse de Loir put in a strong late run and almost drew level but, even with her rider unable to use his whip, Sea-Bird's daughter was holding the other filly close home and gained the verdict by a head.
 
 
 
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