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10-30-2011, 08:30 AM
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Darren Miller's HAVELOCK was one of the first workers of the sunrise set and delivered what I'll call an under-the-radar work getting a half in :49.0 and galloping out in 1:02.3. While the times may not impress at a glnce, he looked very comfortable turning in the spin and ran through the wire without any urging in his final serious prep for the Turf Sprint.
Turning in a pair of less than stellar works were a pair of Distaff mares as Jerry Jamgotchian's SATANS QUICK CHICK and Farnsworth Stable's ASK THE MOON both labored through their paces.
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