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06-12-2008, 06:31 PM
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Yes ^.
“I wanted him to pick it up late, and he did that,” Bradley said. “I started timing him at the three-quarter pole and had him going six furlongs in 1:14 and 2 (fifths), galloping out seven-eighths in 1:26 and 2 and out the mile in 1:40.” Borel, who rode the seven-year-old son of Prized for the first time in the mile and a half Louisville Handicap (GIII) on the turf in his most recent start, was equally pleased with the work. “I let him gallop out past the wire and he was strong,” Borel said. “They had better come with their running shoes on next week.” Brass Hat should be slightly improved, is in good shape, and should have a good chance to finish in the money. 
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