Well and Good Wins Aiken Trials City Cup Finish
At Aiken Trials Bramazon Farm's Well and Good, trained by Anthony Basile, surged from last to win the City of Aiken Cup by a length. Mint Patch edged Yakima Wampum for second after a close finish judged without a photo, as W.C. Freeman trains multiple winners including Likeable Magna Miss and others. Lucien Laurin attended, praising Aiken as ideal for training horses and the trials as valuable for the horses.
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Bramazon Farm
Anthony Basile
Tim Dominick
Mint Patch
H.D. Paxson
W.C. Freeman
Freeman
Likeable
Magna Miss
Kellah Cleckley
Bramazon Farms
Athony Basile
D. Stephens
Guillermo
W.J. Hirsch
R. English
Michell’s Gregg
Helen McGlashan
John Waller
A.D. McGlashan
J. Townsend
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Aiken
Aiken Jaycees
Likable
Paul L. Hexter
C. Reggi
Greentree Stable
Paul Oxton
K. Hirstius
Jack W. Grossman
Dome Stable
OD. Southworth
Pepi Wiley
Allen King
J. Stokes
Hall OF Fame
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Paul A. Oxton
Comical Turn
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Regal Quid
M. Edens
Willard C. Freeman
P. Loughlin
Iselin
Sweet Juliet
Greentree Stables
W. Martin Vogel Jr
Ever Alone
A. Black
von Stade
Yakima Wampum
Harold P. Whitmore
Winton Racing Stabies
T.S. Cooper
L. O’brien
Ms. Worthington
Marie A. Moore
John Meadows
Aiken High School
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