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Revelstoke

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Revelstoke (rĕv`əlstōk), city (1991 pop. 7,729), SE British Columbia, Canada, on the Columbia River. The city is at the foot of the Selkirk Mts. and is the gateway to Mt. Revelstoke National Park. It is also a railroad division point and a distribution center for a mining and lumbering area.
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Winning jockey Dominic Elsworth was completing a double, as he had already driven home Laharna (15-8 favourite) for Newmarket trainer Lucy Wadham in a tight finish with Sula's Legend in the Revelstoke Wine Company Handicap Chase.
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For the less energetic, experiencing the landscape can be done on foot, with plenty of cheap tours available of the Glacier and Revelstoke mountain ranges or the Waterton Lakes.
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