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Doubly framed tales - one of a young but poor suitor, a second son - who places his worldly savings on a horse which his beloved had dreamed won the race - the Leger - and wins. The other tale was from six years earlier, told by the inn landlord, of a serving maid's dream which had saved her master's favourite horse from ambush and withdrawl from the same race by a cunning villain who had many bets against it. (PB)
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