Never Bend, Fourth Generation
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Last week featured Charles Hatton’s description of 1962 champion two-year-old Never Bend from the 1963 American Racing Manual. Now let us turn our attention to Never Bend as a name in more current pedigrees, specifically in the fourth generation of all weanlings, yearlings, and two-year-olds sold at public auction in…
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