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J.N. Campbell
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Associate Editor, Thoroughbred Daily News
United States
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By J.N. Campbell Verified| Thoroughbred Daily News Verified Showing some power late in the game, Mila Rose (Vekoma–Lucky Lady Lawyer, by Lawyer Ron) rallied to keep her perfect record intact as she successfully faced allowance types at Keeneland on Thursday afternoon. The 7-5 choice was keen early, but the 3-year-old filly was shuffled towards the middle of the pack. Needing to bring her 'A game' by the top of the lane, Mila Rose started to uncork and her late gears proved best as she won in the final jumps over Wisconsin Gal (Army Mule).
By J.N. Campbell Verified| Thoroughbred Daily News Verified at 4:40 pm | Back to: Top News By 6th-Keeneland, $110,000, Msw, 4-17, 3yo, f, 7f, 1:28.04, ft, 6 lengths. CLICQUOT (f, 3, Quality Road–Royal Obsession {GSP, $140,857}, by Tapit) ran a distant sixth in her first start at Gulfstream Park Mar. 1. Shipping to Keeneland from Brendan Walsh's Palm Meadows base, the filly put in a pair of solid drills locally before serving as the 7-5 choice here.
By J.N. Campbell Verified| Thoroughbred Daily News Verified Showing some power late in the game, Mila Rose (Vekoma–Lucky Lady Lawyer, by Lawyer Ron) rallied to keep her perfect record intact as she successfully faced allowance types at Keeneland on Thursday afternoon. The 7-5 choice was keen early, but the 3-year-old filly was shuffled towards the middle of the pack. Needing to bring her 'A game' by the top of the lane, Mila Rose started to uncork and her late gears proved best as she won in the final jumps over Wisconsin Gal (Army Mule).
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Thoroughbred Daily News
Originally founded in the mid-eighties, the Thoroughbred Daily News was acquired in its entirety by MediaVista, Inc. in 1993. A three-to-five page daily fax with 120 subscribers at that time, the TDN quickly grew from an industry upstart to everyone's favorite daily read, now received by thousands of daily subscribers. The TDN is published in Red Bank, New Jersey in the Jersey Shore region.
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Founded: 1993