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  <dc:title>Racing research file</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Research file compiled by Max Tyler containing material related to msuic hall and racing (horse racing). Contains:
Printed list of jockey names.
Printed search results of songs related to horse racing and jockeys from Oxford University's Bodleian online catalogue.
Printed review from the website 'Metroactive books', of a book 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' by John Dizikes.
Printed list titled 'Racing details'.
Printed copy of article 'Back your fancy'. 
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'At the races', written and composed by Walter De Frece.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'Back your fancy', words by Arthur Wimperis, music by Lionel Monckton.
Photocopy of songsheet 'Daddy shall be your trainer', written adn composed by Sam Richards and Albert Voyce, sung by Verno and Voyce.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'The day I backed a winner', written and composed by George Maurice.
Photocopy of songsheet 'English champions', written and composed by Joe Elvin, sung by Harry Freeman.
Printed search results of songs related to football from Oxford University's Bodleian online catalogue.
Photocopy of songsheet 'The bookie up to date', written and composed by H.J. Hayes, sung by Marie Braham.
Photocopy of songsheet 'Tim Browne's race', composed by Orlando Powell, written by Albert Hall, sung by Walter Munroe.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'Jean loves all the jockeys', written and composed by Fred Godfrey and Billy Williams. 
Photocopy of songsheet 'I've been down to the races', written and composed by A.J. Mills and F.W. Carter, sung by Leonard Barry.
Photocopy of songsheet 'Whoa! the gees gees', written and composed by Harry Castling, sung by Charles Deane.
Photocopy of songsheet 'The favorite', written and composed by Herbert Cole, sung by Fannie Leslie. 
Printed copy of an article titled 'Billy Cumming'.
Photocopy of songsheet ''E's allus got a cert', written and composed by T.W. Connor, sung by Marie Kendall.
Photocopy of songsheet 'The fellows we meet at the races', written and composed by John J. Stamford, sung by J.C. Rich. 
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'Going to the derby in my little donkey cart', written and composed by Arthur Lloyd.
Photocopy of songsheet 'The colours we love', written by Herbert Shelley, composed by Stephen R. Philpot, sung by Herbert Shelley.
Photocopy of songsheet and additional sheet music and lyrics for 'I like to 'ave a little bit on', words by Arthur Wimperis, usic by Philip Braham, sung by Miss Connie Ediss.
Photocopy of songsheet 'The Irish punter. A tale of the turf', written by Harry Boden, composed by A.E. Durandeau, sung by Fred W. Stephens.
Photocopy of songsheet cover and lyrics for 'I wonder where and what will be the end!', written by Harry Boden and Paul Pelham, composed by H.E. Pether, sung by Paul Pelham.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'The jockey', written and composed by Frank Leo, sung by Sam Mayo. 
Photocopy of songsheet 'Kempton Park', written and composed by Harry Leighton, sung by Pat Rafferty.
Printed copy of verse from 'The Newmarket coat', written by Harry Ball, sung by Vesta Tilley. 
Photocopy of songsheet 'Off to the derby', written and composed by W. Wilson, sung by Arthur Lloyd.
Photocopy of songsheet cover and lyrics for  'Little Tommy Topweight', written and composed by F. Bowyer, sung by Herbert Campbell.
Photocopy of songsheet 'Patsy, the Billingsgate porter', written by Harry Wright, composed by Orlando Powell, sung by Charles Deane.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'The race-course sharper', words by Albert Chevalier, music by Alfred H. West.
Photocopy of songsheet 'Rosie, or, I ride to win', written and composed by T.F. Robson and George Horncastle, sung by Connie Ediss.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'When Father backs a winner', written by Carl Howard, composed by George Everard.
Photocopy of songsheet 'We all went round', written and composed by T.W. Connor, sung by Michael Nolan.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'There won't be any annual', written by J.P. Harrington, composed by George Le Brunn, sung by Michael Nolan.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'The stable-boy's story', written by T.F. Robson, composed by Fred Elton, sung by Frank Boyce.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'Over the sticks', written by Wal Pink, composed by George Le Brunn, sung by Harry Freeman.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'Now who'll send a few more jays?', written by Harry Boden, composed by Fred Taylor, sung by W.H. Noel.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'My girl wins!', written and composed by Herbert Cole and Rueben More, sung by George Lashwood.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'I've had a winning dat', written, composed and sung by Harry Turner.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'I've been laying on the field!', by Harry Castling, sung by Fred Earle.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'A grain of help is worth a peck of pity', written and composed by Fred Godfrey and J.F. Lambe, sung by Billie Burford.
Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'Has anybody here seen Casey?', written by John P. Harington, composed by George Le brunn, sung by Michael Nolan.</dc:description>
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