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HAWTHORNE SUNDAY NIGHT
« on: November 03, 2024, 07:20:54 PM »
Get late into the night...

R13 and final...price hunting piece of exotics...Im including:
#2 15-1 NAES RENDEZVOUS
Franco .209/Prather .118

Lone 3 yr old gets post relief, but now against older.
This event more competitive..BUT, anticipating
Franco to have smart journey to deliver nice piece.
5th, 4th  key is where I'll focus. 3rd cannot be ruled out)
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