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She's All Scat was headed in midstretch but came back to win the $100,000 Gin Talking at Laurel Park on Saturday.
She's All Scat was hustled away from the gate in the seven-furlong event and led to midstretch. Ek Haseena put a head in front from the outside and jockey Jose Caraballo knew what to do.
"The other horse came up to us and began to go past. I had to ask her to come on again, and she did it." said Caraballo.
She's All Scat had a final margin of victory of 1 1/2 lengths over her nine 2-year-old opponents.
Before the race Caraballo was worried about the seven-furlong distance.
"I was concerned about going seven-eighths for the first time, but she handled it well and it went great. She is a game little filly."
Disco Barbie was third. The running time for the seven furlongs over a fast track was 1:26.18. She's All Scat, trained by Michael Pino, returned $28 to win.
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