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Lexie Lou
Kentucky Derby Winner California Chrome Dazzles in Hollywood Derby. He ran a pretty amazing race. I thought for sure Lexie Lou would take it, but Chrome has officially proven that he's back in form.
Chrome loves the green!
And Lexie Lou puts on a good show in 2nd!
Lexie Lou gets a pat from trainer Mark Casse after she won the Queen's Plate at Woodbine, July 2014. She gave her trainer his first victory in that race after 17 unsuccessful tries.
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If he tries anything, she’ll tear into him.
Trainer Mark Casse when asked about the matchup-- romantically as well as competitively speaking-- between his Lexie Lou and California Chrome in the Hollywood Derby (I)
I'm so stoked for the G1 Hollywood Derby.
Not only do we get to see what California Chrome can do on grass - and could lead to a possible Arlington Million start (I would soooo be there for that); we get to see the Kentucky Derby winner show down with the Queen's Plate winner, Lexie Lou. Lexie Lou is no slouch, she's a tough filly who's proven on the green and has no problems taking on the boys.
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Ami's Holiday wins Breeders' Stakes
Ami’s Holiday wins Breeders’ Stakes
TORONTO: Ami's Holiday wins Breeders' Stakes
kentucky.com By Kentucky.com
TORONTO — Ami’s Holiday won the 124th running of the $500,000 Breeders’ Stakes on Sunday at Woodbine, the third and final leg of the Canadian Triple Crown.
Ridden by Luis Contreras, Ami’s Holiday beat Interpol by three-quarters of a length, running 1 1/2 miles on the turf course in 2:30.12. The winner paid $6.70, $3.80 and…
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Lexie Lou, the fabulous Canadian filly who won the Woodbine Oaks, came back and overthrew the boys in the 155th Queen's Plate.
Now to see if she can win Canada's Triple Crown!
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