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Trainer Keith Nations is gearing up with the return of three of his stars who were given a little R&R after big 2012 campaigns.
Hexbreaker, a veteran sprinter with $278,845 in the bank, and Bailouttheminister, who won last summer’s Sam Whiting at Pleasanton before running fifth in the Longacres Mile, both have a pair of works since returning to training.
Bailouttheminister had a bullet 34.60-second three-furlong work Dec. 29 and on Saturday went a half-mile in 47.80, the second fastest of 34 times at the distance. Working the same days, Hexbreaker worked in 35 and matched his stablemate’s 47.80.
Control Seeker, who won the Joseph Grace and Bull Dog last year before losing to Hudson Landing by a nose in the Grade 3 All American in November, returned after a month’s break at a farm and will be pointed to the Grade 3 San Francisco Mile in April, Nations said.
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DRINK OR SINK went too fast on the lead last time before fading on the turf at Tampa, and should be less aggressive here with blinkers off. Olguin was aboard for his good fall races on the Poly, and should have him closing at a square price in his second start of the year. GOOD BETTER BEST finished up the track behind two next-out winners when he tried the dirt for the first time March 30 at Gulfstream. He hasn't faced this easy a field in a while, and is no stranger to filling out the exactor.
