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Fernando Bale has pushed his prizemoney past $790,000, taking out his fifth Group 1 of the year after a devastating 29.50 gallop to claim this year’s Hudson Pacific Maturity Classic at The Meadows.
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One of the greats: Fernando wins Maturity Classic
July 26, 2015 Comments Off
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