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Quizmail Q's 45, 77 and 142

Javert | 13:11 Wed 05th Mar 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Can anyone give me a clue on these please?

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Colossus and Bella

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nonomaybe

Hi Javert, yup, that time of the month again!!
What I've got currently and please use only as a guide, (particularly after the tank debacle!!) is;
Q.45.this could be something organised by Geldof, following on from his last do.
Q.77. Very iffy at the moment with initials, ss I think this one needs more work.
Q.142.this person was one of the "Groupe des Six .
Remember as they say in quiz-speak, check and check again.
I,m finding 144 a bit of a tease , any ideas?

mike b

Surely 142 is a straight google?
144 can be googled too, though you might have to research through several racing websites to confirm it...

Javert

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Sorry! I meant to type in 147 not 142 and I have it now. Thanks anyway.
144 is probably the best known English jockey of all time and his first name sounds the same as an English city.

Javert

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Thanks. I have now got 45

Javert

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I have now got 45. Thanks

mike b

Doh! And to think I wasted my time researching 144 for myself...

nonomaybe

Thanks Javert, the name you allude to is the one I have "in the frame", but I haven't found a direct reference to this pairing, in all the sites I've searched.-and they have been many!!!!

Javert

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Go into Google, type in Aintree 1968 and click on the site called Sporting Chronicle. That should leave you in no doubt.

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