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Originally Posted by doll0608
The time doesn't matter at all in this work. She was working in company with a horse that was going his first half so they started off together Rampillion about a length behind the other horse and at the 1/8th pole and drew off willingly.
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Just saying it wasn't up there with Hard Spun's last prep before the derby.
I can remember D. Wayne Lukas having a horse working really fast (47 flat breezing for 4f) for the debut. All these other maidens weren't within 2 whole + seconds of this horse's works. Like everyone else I bet it, ~ not one call. Should have known better. Why else would a horse working that 'good' be starting at Turfway
