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above all thanks to James 5lb claim. be lining up to back GLENSHEE (3.30) in the Yeomanry Cup. 10-year-old seems to best for Ayr and saw Cool To Foolin good fences at this track She remains on a mark over timber and add to her tally. Alexander's best of THE WEEKend lies exciting LAKE VIEW3.30) who can complete trick in tomorrow's Hurdle at Kelso. (2.55) has taken to the Borders venue lower the colours of National hero Manyin the valuable Premier at Ch e l tenham, AFFAIRE D'Honneur(3.10) will take his chance at Sandown. After three promising starts in France, Affaire D'Honneur made his English debut at Kempton where he failed to land a gamble, staying on into second, a length behind Harry Fry's Zulu Oscar.Clearly there's motoring on him from three out and the five-year-old son of Shiroccopowered home into fourth 13l off Nick Williams-trained Agrapart.Whittington immediately turned his attention to this prize and with a handicap mark of 133 not quite guaranteeing a run in the County Hurdle I DON'T know if trainer Harry Whittington has a cat, but I bet he'd be aiming a kick at it after AFFAIRE D'HONNEUR'S run at Newbury last month. The French-bred chestnut gelding was fancied for the valuable Betfair Hurdle but got it all wrong from a standing start, losing many lengths in rear. Jockey Gavin Sheehan was Inside today 02 Wolves 04 Ayr 05 Chepstow 06 Sandown 08 Kelso 09 Mrkt Rsn Warwick 10 Fixit 12 Results ABC TURN TO PAGE TWO By Garry Owen Affaire's a righteous favourite 12 PAGES OF RACING