Czechers may be late-bloomer
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Early this month, the Grade 1 Santa Monica Handicap at Santa Anita was
shaping up as the best early-season stakes of the winter meet.
January, however, was wet. Rain disrupted training, horsemen
altered workout schedules, and Sunday's seven-furlong Santa Monica for
fillies and mares went from a predictably strong $250,000 stakes
featuring three top-class runners, to a wide-open race begging for
chaos.
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