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Tasmanian Christmas Carnivals 2010 stages
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Rosebery2010-12-18
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Latrobe - Fakarruddin wins wheel race2010-12-26
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Launceston - Meyer and Howard win Madison2010-12-28
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Devonport Day 1 - Van Velthooven wins keirin2010-12-29
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