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starring
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Flint Mitchell is a pioneering trapper in the Rockies - the heart of Blackfoot Indian territory. As an insurance against the dangers of hunting there he marries Kamiah, a young
Indian girl. All is well until the old Blackfoot chief is killed by a fellow trapper leaving the tribe in the hands of Ironshirt - Mitchell's enemy and a formidable adversary....
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The drama of people's lives and the journeys they make. Marc Humphreys needed a heart/lung transplant or he would die. He had been on the waiting list for longer than average.
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from the Grand Hall, Olympia featuring The Cognac
Courvoisier Holly Stakes A Gala opening in the presence of HRH Princess
Alexandra starts the first of five days' coverage from this festive horse show.
The ingredients which have made this such a popular pre-Christmas attraction include top-class international show jumping, displays, circus acts and once again the racing camels. Introduced by DAVID VINE Commentators
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