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entire
1. (of leaves, petals, etc.) having a smooth margin not broken up into teeth or lobes
2. not castrated
3. an uncastrated horse
4. Philately
a. a complete item consisting of an envelope, postcard, or wrapper with stamps affixed
b. on entire (of a stamp) placed on an envelope, postcard, etc., and bearing postal directions

entire [en′tīr]
(biology)
Having a continuous, unimpaired margin.


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The Mark Johnston-trained pair Drumfire (857) and Record Breaker (858) are tough handicappers with a touch of class who should be popular, as should three entires offered by Peter Chapple-Hyam's St Gatien Stables - Group 3 scorer Al Qasi (572), Hamoody (573), the 2006 Richmond Stakes winner with a plummeting handicap mark, and this month's Bengough Stakes third Brave Prospector (574).
Paul Claridge, race director, said the number of entires was higher than ever before, with an army of volunteers lined up to help.
Last night King collided with the law again when he boxed off against former police officer Simon Aouad, who was chosen from a shortlist of 4,000 entires.
 
 
 
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