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1 NONE Cock Up Thy Beaver To Horse brave boys of New Market, to Horse, You'l lose the match by longer delaying, the / Gelding just now was led over the Course, I think the Devil's in thu for staying: Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. : New Market Horse Race New Market Horse Race 1720-1720

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To Horse brave boys of New Market, to Horse, You'l lose the match by longer delaying; the Gelding just now was led over the Course, I think the Devil's in you for staying: Run & endeavour all, to bubble the sporters; Bets may recover all, lost at the Groom-Porters; Follow, follow, follow, follow, come down to the ditch Sr. take the odds & then you'l be rich Sr.
2 I'll have the brown Bay, if blue Bonnet ride, And hold a Thousand Pounds of his side Sr. Dragon would scow'r it, but Dragon grows old, He can't hold out, Age hinders his speed Sr. Now they come on, see the Horse leads the way still, Three lengths before at the turning the Lands Sr. Five Hundred Pounds upon the brown Bay still? Pox on the De'el! I fear we have lost Sr. Blue Bonnet has run it the wrong side the Post, Ods! zounds! was ere such Damnable Fortune.
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