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Applauding will make her next start at Oaklawn Park after remaining unbeaten in three career races with a workmanlike triumph here Wednesday under Joe Rocco Jr. in a second-level allowance sprint. She earned a 77 Beyer, leading throughout, for a 1 1/4-length victory in the six-furlong race.
Applauding, a 3-year-old filly owned by Ramona Bass and trained by Al Stall Jr., has been closely followed by racing fans after setting the 6 1/2-furlong Polytrack record at Keeneland in winning her career debut in October 2011.
Stall said from Fair Grounds on Friday that he believes Applauding should benefit “in a big way” from her comeback effort, which came nearly a year since she won a Fair Grounds allowance. He said he is pointing her to the Jan. 20 American Beauty at Oaklawn.
“A ‘three-other-than’ won’t fill, and there aren’t any filly-mare stakes on the dirt here,” he said.
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NOTION missed the break before closing for third and then galloped out in front in his six-furlong debut. The expensive son of Notional is bred to go long on both sides of his pedigree, and his trainer does okay with stretchouts. CREATIVE THUNDER wound up on the edges in both of his seven-furlong outings in the fall. The 4yo by top sire Tapit is bred for middle distances, and should be a factor with the addition of Lasix. KAIGUN wasn't beaten all that far after an awkward break and a wide journey in his seven-furlong opener at Keeneland.
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