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17.45 - Weatherbys Private Banking Champion Standard Open NH Flat (Grade 2).

But for the most part, Wimbledon has been a dream come true for Ms. Navratilova, the iconoclastic 43-year-old lefty who defected from the former Czechoslovakia at 18, was outed by the nosy news media, and has made headlines as a standard-setting tennis champion and standard-bearing gay rights champion ever since.

By any world champion's standards, it was agonising.

The Obama administration should champion national standards, and Congress and regulators should act — soon.

We also announced our support for a new independent College of Teaching – a new organisation being developed by teachers for teachers to champion high standards in the profession".

The medical unions – such as the BMA – can get on with looking out for doctors' welfare and benefits, while the Royal Colleges champion the standards of practice.

Don't expect Smithfield's new owners to champion higher standards in the industrial food chain.

"I am so proud of the work [the Women's Media Center] does each and every day to champion higher standards, more accountability, and better representation of women in the media.

Learned societies, publishers and their editorial boards are well placed to champion the standards for manuscript mark-up necessary to drive effective knowledge dissemination in future, and to garner community support for those standards.

Every time Tim Brazier leads his dog Yes into the ring, he can't help thinking of Snapper, another champion black standard poodle.

At that point Sun will have to work out how to square the circle of championing open standards without destroying its competitive advantage.