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07-27-2012, 02:11 PM
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I'm not sure about when lasix in Uruguay racing started. Invasor didn't race with it.
 He was 5-for-5 in America -- four times winning Grade 1 Handicap races -- and the other wearing down a pre-mature moving Bernardini in the BC Cup Classic. Assigned 123lbs in the Donn Handicap? What a joke. He clipped heels in that race and won. His Dubai World Cup win was the final start of his career. 2nd place finisher Premium Tap also won a race without lasix before. He won the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques as his prep:  Discreet Cat's glory days proved over forever in that race. He missed his prep race with a lung infection and he was last by double digits at every single call in the World Cup. Finished last beaten almost 30 lengths. He was never again relevant on the track.  
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07-27-2012, 02:24 PM
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The Dubai Duty Free was a neat race that year. $5 million purse with a 16 horse field.
Japan's Admire Moon (End Sweep out of Sunday Silence mare) won the race as the post time favorite. However, here is a look at some of the horses that didn't fire at all in the race. * 12th place finisher:  * 14th place finisher:  * 15th place finisher:  * 16th place finisher:  Another big day for Japan turf racing in Dubai. Not so for turf racing in America and India.
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