Racing: For the Notebook: A weekly list of horses to follow

Sunday 26 July 1992 23:02 BST

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ELANMATINA: moving well and appeared to have the measure of seven rivals at Wolverhampton when collided with another runner and was almost brought down. Virtually pulled up afterwards, but if none the worse for that incident can gain compensation of her current handicap mark. (C Wall)

MISS MOVIE WORLD: had the bookmakers frowning when holding a clear lead a furlong out in an Ayr handicap. Heavily backed from 11-4 down to 7-4 favourite, the filly looked certain to win until her apprentice rider allowed her to wander and lose her action. She was caught on the post by Coolaba Prince. (N Bycroft)

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