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Ivory aims for Group 1 glory with Librisa
Dean Ivory: bids for the biggest win of his career with Librisa Breeze at Ascot
The name Dean Ivory
The horse Librisa Breeze
The race Qipco British Champions Sprint Stakes (2.00 Ascot)
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more inBritish Champions Day
- 'It'll continue to thrive' - Rod Street says Champions Day is in good hands as he bids farewell to fixture he helped create
- Bumper young crowd praised as over 29,000 racegoers on track for British Champions Day at Ascot
- 'It would be foolish to think it was a pure fluke' - what did our experts make of Anmaat's Champion Stakes win?
- 'The best horse won' - Jim Crowley executes an astonishing success on a Champions Day of redemption
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