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06-08-2008, 12:02 AM
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Belmont- The graveyard of champions
Posted By: Anonymous
Nobody mentions the bad ride choked the horse down for close to a mile in extreme heat and then expects him to run when let loose. No wonder he had no more clients in california and left for NY. Dutrow will not let him within a mile of big brown and will use Edgar Prado if the horse ever runs again. 
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