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Feb. 26, 1966 - 26.2.66 70-year-old woman racehorse trainer will take legal action against Jockey Club stewards Florence Nagle was busy today training racehorse, as she has done for the past 28 years. But first she posted her fifth application for a trainer license to the Jockey Club. She knows they will refuse it, just as they refused the others, because she is a woman. But this time she does not mind. For on Wednesday three Appeal Court judges told her she could go ahead with her legal action against the Jockey Club stewards. Mrs. Nagle, a 70-year-old great-grandmother, inspected the 18 horses at her Petworth, Sussex, stable and said At last I am getting somewhere. Photo Shows: Mrs. Nagle watches her horses return to her Westerland Stud Farm home. near Petworth, Sussex, after their exercise

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70-year-old Ahead Appeal Application Does Done Inspected Judges Knows License Mind Nagle Petworth Posted Racehorse Refuse Refused Somewhere Stable Stewards Stud Told Wednesday Westerland


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