
Windsor's £55k SBK Handicap Preview: Duke's Command Leads Star Field
Friday night fever hits Windsor as Duke's Command headlines a competitive £55k handicap. Thirteen runners clash in this Class 3 thriller.

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Friday night fever hits Windsor as Duke's Command headlines a competitive £55k handicap. Thirteen runners clash in this Class 3 thriller.

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