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Penn National

Penn National track report

Joe DeVivo|May 25, 2005

Trainer Todd Beattie's horses ran one-two-three in the $40,700 Danzig Stakes for Pennsylvania-bred 3-year-olds last Friday night. It was the first time in the track's 32-year history that a trainer has saddled the first three finishers in a stakes.

Linglestown ($21.20), ridden by David Cora, mounted a late rally to win by 1 3/4 lengths in 1:10.46 over a sloppy track. He is now 3 for 3 at Penn National.

No Passing Zone came from more than 10 lengths off the early pace to overtake pacesetter Mr. Good Stuff for second by a neck. No Passing Zone and Mr. Good Stuff went off as the favored entry at 7-5 in a field of five.

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