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potto
African equivalent of a slow lemur, but really a loris, a slow moving primate intermediate between a monkey and an insectivore. Arboreal and nocturnal, insect-eating. Called also Perodicticus potto.
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En It's Irish-bred granddam Pottos Way was a litter-sister to Pottos Storm, the Mullins-trained 1999 Grand National winner, who finished fifth in Chart King's Derby.
Dog Racing: Business as usual for Dunphys at Festival by The Racing Post (London, England)
Hills bet: 8-11 Chart King, 11-10 Deerfield Sunset, 20 Pure Patches, Secret Crystal, 50 Pottos Storm, 66 Frisby Full.
RACING: CHART TOPPER by The Mirror (London, England)
And what a spectacular event it promises to be for the decider had a fairytale finish with a dead heat between mother and son training rivals, Linda and David Mullins through Hello Buttons and Pottos Storm.
Rivals to do battle again at Hall Green by Richardson, Ted / Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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