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peeress
1. the wife or widow of a peer
2. a woman holding the rank of a peer in her own right
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"She won a Group One last year and beat Peeress, and it is unusual to get these fillies to win two Group Ones."
Peeress, winner of the race last year, finished sixth of the eight runners.
Stablemate Jeremy and Michael Bell's Red Evie should not be dismissed out of hand, but it is doubtful if either can live with a fully wound-up Peeress over Newbury's straight mile.
Today they run Ramonti, an ex-Italian regular who has been firmly put in his place by Peeress. Secret World ran lifelessly in the Earl Of Sefton Stakes but Jeremy Noseda's string are now running much better.
Peeress is fancied to gain her revenge on the much-improved Red Evie when the pair clash in the Kingdom of Bahrain Sun Chariot Stakes at Newmarket (3.10).
Leading the way on the opening day is Peeress in the Queen Anne Stakes, a race Stoute has won three times in the past six years.
An intelligent, sincere observer of the American scene, Akins had her first success with Declassee (1919), which depicts the decline of an English peeress from a secure position in England to a dubious one in America.
But if it becomes something else and colleagues turn into sex pests then I'd give them a Glasgow kiss and that would sort them out" Tory peeress Lady (Michelle) Mone, a lingerie entrepreneur.
"The campaign to keep the United Kingdom together is risking failure because it is run by grumpy old men" - Labour peeress Baroness Vadera who is opposed to Scottish independence.
A BRAVE Labour peeress successfully fought off an alleged mugger.
Stoute should also be on the mark with Entitled (5.00) in the mile maiden given that this sister to topclass Peeress shaped with plenty of promise when runner-up on her debut at Windsor three weeks ago.
DOWN: 1 Recover; 2 Simulates; 3 Diurnal; 4 Premiered; 5 Geometry; 6 Peeress; 7 Tragedian; 8 Exotica; 10 Severn; 15 Poplar; 16 Crinoline; 18 Lend a hand; 19 Astrodome; 20 Eye teeth; 22 Royalty; 23 Layette; 25 Tessera; 26 Diluted.
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