Geoff Lewis
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"British Classic Races" 1,000 Guineas Stakes (1973) 2,000 Guineas Stakes (1969) Epsom Derby (1971) Epsom Oaks (1971, 1973) "Other major races" Ascot Gold Cup (1971) Champion Stakes (1965, 1970) Coronation Cup (1971, 1972) Coronation Stakes (1958, 1971) Dewhurst Stakes (1970) Eclipse Stakes (1971) Haydock Sprint Cup (1979) International Stakes (1973) July Cup (1963) King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes (1971) Lockinge Stakes (1966, 1971) Sun Chariot Stakes (1971) Sussex Stakes (1969) Yorkshire Oaks (1973)

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/ horses = Altesse Royale, Lorenzaccio (horse)/Lorenzaccio, Lupe (horse)/Lupe, Mill Reef, Mysterious (horse)/Mysterious, Right Tack, Silly Season (horse)/Silly Season

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"Geoff Lewis" (born 21 December 1935) is a Welsh people/Welsh retired jockey who was born in Talgarth, Breconshire.

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