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Nothing sheepish about this multi-tasker as Britain's youngest clerk of the course adds to her flock of jobs
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What an exciting spring it promises to be for Eloise Quayle: two new jobs and 80-odd lambs to look forward to.
The woman who became Britain's youngest clerk of the course when she was appointed at Windsor in 2018, and has since taken charge at Uttoxeter and Newcastle, will spend the summer also wielding the GoingStick at Chester.
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