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Camtastic shows the form his handlers hope will take him to victory in tomorrow's NA Cup final
Camtastic shows the form his handlers hope will take him to victory in tomorrow's NA Cup final

Camtastic shows the form his handlers hope will take him to victory in tomorrow's NA Cup final

Date6/22/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: The one to beat? Camtastic shows the form his handlers hope will take him to victory in tomorrow's NA Cup final; Main opposition is expected from Runnymede Lobell.
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Good race form
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