Dufner lands 15 under with opening burst at Zurich
David Dufner moved to 15 under after birdies on the first four holes and a 50 foot par-4 make. He followed with a bogey, then birdied the 7th to reach 17 under, praising the course and his form as DeLaet, Els, Rollins and Palmer chased, with Stricker and Tringale nearby.
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NMMI boys tennis wins district title in 35th straight
New Mexico Military Institute claimed the District 3-1A/3A championship by defeating Lovington 5-0 to stretch its win streak to 35. Singles winners included Gavin Lynch and Jorge Garza with dominant scores, while Jose Gonzalez left with a partial win before clinching the match.
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Gerardo Estrella
Tom Rios
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Derby prep stirs hopes as Hansen and Dullahan target Derby
Trainer Mike Maker expects Hansen to reach Churchill Downs after a lean 2 year old season with two races. Dullahan, trained by Dale Romans, impressed with a five furlong 1 01.2 work and is rising as a Derby contender alongside eight other Juvenile from the Breeders Cup field.
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Baffert Eyes Derby Return With Bodemeister As Favorite
Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert overcomes a Dubai scare and targets the 138th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 5 with Bodemeister as a leading contender. The field appears deep with Hansen Union Rags and others, while Bodemeister faces a three week turnaround after Arkansas Derby dominance.
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Shortest-priced horse primed for win in key race
The trainer says the entry is the best chance to win, with the favorite likely showing short odds. Went the Day Well and Prospective, both longer shots, are owned by Team Valor International. Went the Day Well is trained by Graham Motion and ridden by John Velazquez, the same trio that won last year with Animal Kingdom at 21-1.
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Graham Motion
John Velazquez
Animal Kingdom
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