Racing: Jape for Cole

Sunday 19 July 1992 23:02 BST

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PAUL COLE added pounds 55,498 to his haul on the Continent when Jape and Alan Munro took the St Leger Italiano at Turin yesterday from the other British challengers, Silvernesian and For Mog. Michael Bell's Ancestral Dancer, already the winner of two listed races in Italy this year, made it a hat-trick in the Premio Fia Breeders' Cup. Michael Hills, the successful rider, also won the Premio Royal Mares on locally trained Mountain Ash from John Dunlop's Cloud Of Dust.

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