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Saratoga

Spa Babies for Thursday, Aug. 14

Dan Illman|Aug 13, 2014
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Race 5
5 1/2 furlongs
Maiden Special Weight (New York-breds)
2-year-old fillies
Purse $73,000

Selections:
1. Lady Daphne
2. The Lewis Dinner
3. Miss Matzoball

The play:
Lady Daphne to WIN at 5 to 2 odds or greater.

  1. BERNSTEIN FLAMBE (Bernstein – Peach Flambe, by Flying Chevron)
    Trainer: Dominick Schettino
    - Foaled March 16, 2012 in New York
    - Sire was a multiple Group 3 turf sprint winner ($173K, 2 for 3 at 2, won debut, unraced on dirt)
    - Sire is 36 for 288 (13 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners.
    - Dam was a multiple dirt stakes winner ($430K, 2 for 3 at 2, won debut, 2 for 4 in dirt sprints)
    - Dam has 1 winner from 1 runner (no 2-year-old runners, 1 for 1 with dirt sprinters).
    - Female family of stakes winner Shananie’s Dancer ($165K, 2 for 4 at 2, won debut, 5 for 18 in dirt sprints).
    - Trainer is 4 for 16 (25 percent, $5.77 ROI) over the past 5 years with 2-year-old debut runners in statebred maiden special weight dirt sprints (1 for 7, 14 percent, $5.42 ROI at Saratoga).
    - Rider’s second call.
  2. LADY BLING (Pioneerof the Nile – Spangled, by Kris S.)
    Trainer: David Donk
    - Foaled March 22, 2012 in New York
    - Sold for $115K as a yearling
    - Half-sister to Grade 3-placed dirt router Spangled Star ($100K, 0 for 5 at 2, 0 for 1 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire was a multiple Grade 1 synthetic route winner ($1.6M, 2 for 5 at 2, unraced in dirt sprints).
    - Sire is 7 for 40 (18 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was a stakes-winning turf router at 2 in France ($70K, 1 for 3 at 2, unraced in dirt sprints).
    - Dam has 1 winner from 1 runner (0 for 1 with 2-year-olds, 0 for 1 with dirt sprinters)
    - Dam a half-sister to Grade 3 dirt route winner Anklet ($486K, 1 for 4 at 2, 5 for 22 in dirt sprints), and stakes-placed 2-year-old Awe That ($50K, 1 for 7 at 2, 1 for 8 in dirt sprints)
    - Trainer is 0 for 10 over the past 5 years with 2-year-old debut runners in statebred maiden special weight dirt sprints (0 for 5 at Saratoga).
    - June 24 workout went .02 of a second slower than Donk’s 3-year-old filly Kelly’s Prize (finished 11th with 27 Beyer in statebred maiden special weight on turf at Saratoga on July 18, 38 dirt Beyer on July 30). June 29 workout went .01 of a second slower than Kelly’s Prize. July 20 workout went .03 of a second faster than Donk’s 2-year-old filly Birkenhead (finished 6th with 50 Beyer in maiden special weight on turf at Saratoga on Aug. 8). July 26 workout went .03 of a second slower than Birkenhead. Aug. 8 workout matches Donk’s 4-year-old filly Radiant Cut (72 turf Beyer, 60 dirt Beyer).
  3. THE LEWIS DINNER (Posse - Nick's Honor, by Jump Start)

Trainer: Rudy Rodriguez

- Foaled Feb. 2, 2012 in New York

- Sold for 50K as a yearling and for 50K in April.

- Half-sister to stakes-placed dirt sprinter Princess Phoebe (107K, 1 for 4 at 2, 6 for 14 dirt sprints) and 2-year-old stakes-winning dirt router Kelli Got Frosty (198K, 2 for 5 at 2, 0 for 7 in dirt sprints)

- Sire was a Grade 2 dirt sprint winner (662K, 2 for 7 at 2, 7 for 17 in dirt sprints)

- Sire is 122 for 887 (14 percent) with 2-year-olds

- Dam was unraced

- Dam has 2 winners from 3 runners (2 for 3 with 2-year-olds, 1 for 3 with dirt sprinters)

- 2nd dam is stakes-placed dirt sprinter Gaye's Express (13K, 0 for 1 at 2, 1 for 9 in dirt sprints)

- Trainer is 5 for 12 (42 percent, $1.79 ROI) over the past 5 years with second-time 2-year-olds in maiden special weight dirt sprints (2 for 6, 33 percent, $0.96 ROI at Saratoga).

- Breezed one furlong in 10.0 seconds prior to the April auction.

  1. DUNN LISTENING (Intidab – Shocking Dunn, by Wheaton)
    Trainer: Gary Contessa
    - Foaled March 23, 2012 in New York
    - Sold for $27K as a yearling and for $30K in April.
    - Sire was a multiple Grade 2 dirt sprint winner ($531K, 0 for 2 at 2, 5 for 17 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire is 7 for 48 (15 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was a stakes-winning dirt sprinter at 2 ($40K, 2 for 5 at 2, won debut, 2 for 5 in dirt sprints)
    - Dam has 4 winners from 5 runners (2 for 4 with 2-year-olds, 1 debut winner, 4 for 5 with dirt sprinters).
    - Female family of stakes winner Very Lucky (53K).
    - Trainer is 2 for 10 (20 percent, $4.85 ROI) over the past five years with 2-year-old debut runners in stat bred maiden special weight dirt sprints at Saratoga.
    - Worked one furlong in 10.1 seconds prior to the April auction.

  1. MISS MATZOBALL (Smoke Glacken – Miss Matzo, by Royal Academy)
    Trainer: Roy Lerman
    - Foaled Feb. 11, 2012 in New York
    - Sire was a Grade 1 dirt sprint winner at 2 ($759K, 4 for 6 at 2, 9 for 10 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire is 64 for 367 (17 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was unplaced ($2K, 0 for 1 at 2, unraced in dirt sprints)
    - This is dam’s first starter
    - Dam a half-sister to multiple stakes-winning turf sprinter Madame Giry ($502K, unraced at 2, unraced in dirt sprints)
    - Trainer is 0 for 13 over the past five years with 2-year-old debut runners on dirt (0 for 2 at Saratoga)

  1. GO BABE (Tale of Ekati – Golden Miss, by Golden Missile)
    Trainer: Chris Englehart
    - Foaled May 5, 2012 in New York
    - Sold for $20K as a short yearling, $60K as a yearling, and for $115K in March.
    - Sire was a multiple Grade 1 dirt route winner ($1.1M, 2 for 4 at 2, won debut, 2 for 5 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire is 2 for 6 (33 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was unplaced ($1K, unraced at 2, unraced in dirt sprints)
    - Dam has 1 winner from 1 runner (1 for 1 with 2-year-olds, debut winner, 1 for 1 in dirt sprints)
    - Dam a half-sister to stakes-winning dirt sprinter Tingwithasting ($99K, 1 for 3 at 2, 1 for 3 in dirt sprints)
    - Trainer is 4 for 22 (18 percent, $2.02 ROI) over the past five years with 2-year-old debut runners in maiden special weight dirt sprints (0 for 4 at Saratoga).
    - Worked one furlong in 10.1 seconds prior to the March auction. Aug. 7 workout matches Englehart’s 6-year-old Majestic Raffy (89 turf Beyer, 64 dirt Beyer).

  1. IRISH HEROINE (Street Hero – Irish Ridge, by Cactus Ridge)
    Trainer: Michael Dilger
    - Foaled Feb. 27, 2012 in New York
    - $9.5K RNA as a weanling.
    - Sire was a Grade 1 synthetic route winner at 2 ($419K, 1 for 6 at 2, unraced in dirt sprints)
    - Sire is 4 for 32 (13 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was a multiple stakes-placed synthetic router ($112K, 0 for 1 at 2, 1 for 5 in dirt sprints)
    - This is dam’s first starter
    - Female family of Grade 3 dirt route winner Three Fanfares (420K, 0 for 8 at 2, 0 for 7 in dirt sprints)
    - Trainer is 2 for 11 (18 percent, $8.14 ROI) over the past five years with debut runners on dirt (0 for 2 at Saratoga).

  1. LADY DAPHNE (Harlan’s Holiday – Littlebitabling, by Carson City)
    Trainer: Chad Brown
    - Foaled March 23, 2012 in New York
    - Sold for $55K as a weanling.
    - Sire was a multiple Grade 1 dirt route winner ($3.6M, 4 for 6 at 2, 2 for 3 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire is 51 for 338 (15 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was a stakes-winning dirt sprinter at 2 ($117K, 3 for 6 at 2, 3 for 5 in dirt sprints)
    - Dam has 1 winner from 1 runner (0 for 1 with 2-year-olds, 0 for 1 with dirt sprinters).
    - Dam a half-sister to multiple stakes winner Barnsy ($153K, 1 for 3 at 2, won debut, 1 for 4 in dirt sprints), multiple stakes-winning dirt router Ready for Roses ($136K, unraced at 2, 0 for 2 in dirt sprints), multiple Grade 2 dirt sprint winner Too Much Bling ($509K, 1 for 5 at 2, 5 for 9 in dirt sprints), and multiple stakes-placed Got Bling ($98K, 1 for 4 at 2, 3 for 13 in dirt sprints)
    - Trainer is 3 for 10 (30 percent , $2.62 ROI) over the past 5 years with 2-year-old debut runners in stat bred maiden special weight dirt sprints (3 for 7, 42 percent, $3.74 ROI at Saratoga).
    - June 16 workout went .01 of a second faster than Brown’s 2-year-old Market Conduct (finished 1st with 70 Beyer in statebred maiden special weight at Saratoga on Aug. 10). June 29 workout matches Brown’s 3-year-old Clock Stopper (68 Beyer).

  1. BAR OF GOLD (Medaglia d’Oro – Khancord Kid, by Lemon Drop Kid)
    Trainer: John Kimmel
    - Foaled Feb. 9, 2012 in New York
    - Sire was a multiple Grade 1 dirt route winner ($5.7M, 0 for 1 at 2, 1 for 2 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire is 25 for 204 (12 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners.
    - Dam was a Grade 3 turf route winner ($167K, 1 for 3 at 2, 0 for 1 in dirt sprints).
    - This is dam’s first starter
    - Third dam is Grade 1 dirt sprint winner Key Phrase ($233K, unraced at 2, 4 for 4 in dirt sprints)
    - Trainer 2 for 11 (18 percent, $2.76 ROI) over the past 5 years with 2-year-old debut runners in statebred maiden special weight dirt sprints at Saratoga.

  1. SALUDA (Congaree - Pronto Pronto, by Fusaichi Pegasus)
    Trainer: Michael Dilger
    - Foaled March 3, 2012 in New York
    - Sold for 25K as a weanling and for 70K as a yearling
    - Sire was a multiple Grade 1 winner ($3.2M, 0 for 1 at 2, 1 for 3 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire is 46 for 383 (12 percent) with 2-year-olds
    - Dam placed in dirt sprint (7K, 0 for 1 at 2, 0 for 7 in dirt sprints)
    - Dam has 0 winners from 2 runners (0 for 1 with 2-year-olds, 0 for 2 with dirt sprinters)
    - Dam a half-sister to Grade 3 dirt sprint winner Agave Kiss (339K, 2 for 2 at 2, 6 for 10 in dirt sprints) and multiple stakes-placed 2-year-old Luxury Appeal (95K, 1 for 4 at 2, 2 for 12 in dirt sprints)
    - Trainer is 4 for 13 (31 percent, $2.96 ROI) over the past 5 years with 2-year-olds in dirt sprints (1 for 6, 17 percent, $2.73 ROI at Saratoga).

  1. FLATTERMEFABULOUS (Flatter – As Promised, by Century City)
    Trainer: Barclay Tagg
    - Foaled Jan. 29, 2012 in New York
    - $29K RNA as a yearling.
    - Sire was a Grade 2-placed dirt router ($148K, unraced at 2, 1 for 2 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire is 24 for 217 (11 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was placed routing on turf ($6K, unraced at 2, 0 for 2 in dirt sprints)
    - Dam has 0 winners from 1 runner (0 for 1 with 2-year-olds, 0 for 1 with dirt sprinters).
    - Dam a half-sister to multiple stakes-placed Diamond Anchor ($577K, 0 for 6 at 2, 2 for 22 in dirt sprints), stakes-winner Promiseville ($101K, 1 for 3 at 2, 1 for 3 in dirt sprints), and stakes-winning dirt router Daytime Promise ($215K, 0 for 1 at 2, 0 for 1 in dirt sprints)
    - Trainer is 0 for 21 over the past 5 years with 2-year-old debut runners in maiden special weight dirt sprints (0 for 5 at Saratoga).
    - July 30 workout matches Tagg’s 4-year-old filly Pure of Spirit (finished 6th with 66 Beyer in maiden special weight on turf at Saratoga on August 9)
    - Rider’s first call.

  1. DULCE DE LECHE (Disco Rico – India Halo, by Halo Sunshine)
    Trainer: L. Craig Cox
    - Foaled March 28, 2012 in New York.
    - Sire was a multiple Grade 3 dirt sprint winner ($532K, 2 for 3 at 2, 9 for 17 in dirt sprints).
    - Sire is 9 for 85 (11 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was a Group 3 dirt route winner in Argentina ($283K, 0 for 2 at 2, unraced in dirt sprints)
    - Dam has 2 winners from 3 runners (1 for 2 with 2-year-olds, debut winner, 1 for 1 with dirt sprinters).
    - Female family of Group 1 winner Ivanhoe 3rd (Argentina)
    - Trainer is 0 for 1 over the past 5 years with debut runners.

  1. CONGAROO (Congaree – Ruby’s Rocket, by Polish Pro)
    Trainer: Kathleen Babcock
    - Foaled Feb. 29, 2012 in New York
    - Half-sister to stakes-winning dirt router Miss Rubycubes ($110K, 1 for 4 at 2, 3 for 13 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire was a multiple Grade 1 winner ($3.2M, 0 for 1 at 2, 1 for 3 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire is 12 for 128 (9%) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was a multiple stakes-winner on dirt ($269K, 1 for 2 at 2, won debut, 11 for 39 in dirt sprints)
    - Dam has 3 winners from 3 runners (1 for 1 with 2-year-olds, 3 for 3 with dirt sprinters).
    - Female family of multiple stakes-winner Ballindaggin ($946K, 3 for 5 at 2, 1 for 5 in dirt sprints)
    - This is the barn’s first debut runner in the past 5 years.

  1. TEN PENNY PRINCESS (Thunder Gulch – In for a Dime, by Include)
    Trainer: Kelly Breen
    - Foaled March 4, 2012 in New York
    - Sire was a multiple Grade 1 dirt route winner ($2.9M, 2 for 6 at 2, 1 for 3 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire is 151 for 1225 (12 percent) with 2-year-olds
    - Dam was a winner ($212K, 1 for 6 at 2, 2 for 7 in dirt sprints).
    - Dam has 1 winner from 2 runners (1 for 2 with 2-year-olds, 0 for 2 with dirt sprinters).
    - Dam a half-sister to Grade 3-placed turf router Geronimo’s Joy ($99K, 0 for 6 at 2, 0 for 1 in dirt sprints) and Group 3-placed turf sprinter Wedding Valley (Japan, 3 for 5 at 2, 1 for 4 in dirt sprints)
    - Trainer is 4 for 15 (27 percent, $1.22 ROI) over the past 5 years with second time 2-year-olds in maiden special weight dirt sprints (1 for 2, 50 percent, $1.90 ROI at Saratoga).

Race 6
5 1/2 furlongs
Maiden Special Weight
2-year-olds
Purse $83,000

Selections:
1. Blofeld
2. El Kabeir
3. Dark Moon

The play:
Blofeld – El Kabeir EXACTA
Blofeld – Dark Moon EXACTA

  1. DARK MOON (Malibu Moon – Shadow of Storm, by Storm Cat)
    Trainer: David Cannizzo
    - Foaled March 31, 2012 in Florida
    - Sold for $32K as a yearling and for $140K in March.
    - Sire was a dirt sprint winner at 2 ($33K, 1 for 2 at 2, 1 for 2 in dirt sprints).
    - Sire is 69 for 410 (17 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was stakes-placed sprinting on dirt at 2 ($39K, 1 for 5 at 2, 0 for 2 in dirt sprints).
    - Dam has 0 winners from 1 runner (no 2-year-old runners, no dirt sprint runners)
    - Dam a half-sister to turf stakes-placed Mogador ($172K, unraced at 2, unraced in dirt sprints); dam a full sister to multiple Grade 3-placed dirt sprinter Dark Cheetah ($328K, 2 for 3 at 2, won debut, 4 for 21 in dirt sprints).
    - Trainer is 1 for 11 (9 percemt, $1.14 ROI) over the past 5 years with 2-year-old debut runners in dirt sprints (1 for 2, 50%, $4.19 ROI at Saratoga)
    - Worked 2 furlongs in 21.2 seconds prior to the March auction.
  2. SIGNATURE CAT (Discreet Cat – Cover Girl Elle, by Out of Place)
    Trainer: Eric Guillot
    - Foaled Feb. 1, 2012 in California
    - Sire was a Grade 1 dirt route winner ($1.6M, 1 for 1 at 2, 2 for 3 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire is 15 for 124 (12 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was unplaced ($3K, unraced at 2, unraced in dirt sprints)
    - Dam has 1 winner from 1 runner (no 2-year-old runner, 1 for 1 with dirt sprinters).
    - Third dam is 2-year-old Grade 1 winner Gild ($177K, 3 for 5 at 2, 1 for 3 in dirt sprints)
    - Trainer is 0 for 11 over the past 5 years with 2-year-old debut runners in maiden special weight dirt sprints (0 for 5 at Saratoga).
  3. EL KABEIR (Scat Daddy – Great Venue, by Unbridled’s Song)
    Trainer: John Terranova II
    - Foaled March 18, 2012 in Florida
    - Sold for $250K as a yearling.
    - Sire was a multiple Grade 1 dirt route winner ($1.3M, 3 for 5 at 2, won debut, 2 for 3 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire is 20 for 133 (15 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was unraced
    - This is dam’s first starter
    - Dam a half-sister to multiple stakes-winner Barnsy ($153K, 1 for 3 at 2, won debut, 1 for 4 in dirt sprints), multiple stakes-winning dirt router Ready for Roses ($136K, unraced at 2, 0 for 2 in dirt sprints), multiple Grade 2 dirt sprint winner Too Much Bling ($509K, 1 for 5 at 2, 5 for 9 in dirt sprints), and multiple stakes-placed Got Bling ($98K, 1 for 4 at 2, 3 for 13 in dirt sprints)
    - Trainer is 3 for 25 (12 percent, $1.74 ROI) over the past 5 years with 2-year-old debut runners in maiden special weight dirt sprints (1 for 5, 20 percent, $2.48 ROI at Saratoga).

  1. BLOFELD (Quality Road – Storm Minstrel, by Storm Cat)
    Trainer: Todd Pletcher
    - Foaled Jan. 23, 2012 in Kentucky
    - Sold for $135K as a weanling, $275K as a yearling, and for $225K in March.
    - Sire was a multiple Grade 1 dirt route winner ($2.2M, 1 for 1 at 2, 2 for 3 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire is 2 for 10 (20 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was a multiple stakes-winning dirt sprinter ($299K, 0 for 5 at 2, 5 for 27 in dirt sprints).
    - Dam has 3 winners from 4 runners (0 for 2 with 2-year-olds, 1 for 4 with dirt sprinters).
    - Dam a half-sister to 2-year-old stakes-winning dirt sprinter Grand Minstrel ($123K, 2 for 5 at 2, 2 for 10 in dirt sprints), stakes-placed synthetic router Ziegfeld ($78K, unraced at 2, 1 for 8 in dirt sprints), and multiple stakes-place Spring Hill Farm ($119K, unraced at 2, 2 for 3 in dirt sprints).
    - Trainer is 38 for 109 (35 percent, $2.38 ROI) over the past 5 years with 2-year-old debut runners in maiden special weight dirt sprints at Saratoga.
    - Worked 1 furlong in 10.0 seconds prior to the March auction. July 22 workout matches Pletcher’s 2-year-old Animalia (finished 6th with 31 Beyer in maiden special weight on turf at Saratoga on Aug. 7).

  1. MALIBU WARRIOR (Malibu Moon – Alpha Kitten, by Tale of the Cat)
    Trainer: Todd Pletcher
    - Foaled March 19, 2012 in Kentucky
    - Sold for $500K as a yearling.
    - Sire was a dirt sprint winner at 2 ($33K, 1 for 2 at 2, 1 for 2 in dirt sprints).
    - Sire is 69 for 410 (17 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was a Grade 2 synthetic sprint winner ($227K, 1 for 3 at 2, won debut, unraced in dirt sprints)
    - This is dam’s first starter
    - Female family of 2-year-old Grade 1 winner Marylebone ($171K, 2 for 3 at 2, won debut, 1 for 2 in dirt sprints).
    - Trainer is 38 for 109 (35 percent $2.38 ROI) over the past 5 years with 2-year-old debut runners in maiden special weight dirt sprints at Saratoga.
    - July 17 workout matches Pletcher’s 2-year-old Royal Son (finished second with 72 Beyer in maiden special weight at Saratoga on August 2).

  1. BANKSY (Concord Point – Orchid Lane, by Giant’s Causeway)
    Trainer: Wesley Ward
    - Foaled March 19, 2012 in Indiana
    - Sold for $23K as a weanling and for $95K as a yearling.
    - Sire was a Grade 2 dirt route winner ($669K, 1 for 1 at 2, unraced in dirt sprints).
    - Sire is 2 for 10 (20 percent) with 2-year-olds
    - Dam was unraced
    - Dam has 0 winners from 2 runners (0 for 2 with 2-year-olds, 0 for 1 with dirt sprinters).
    - Dam a half-sister to Grade 2-placed dirt router High Commissioner ($158K, unraced at 2, 0 for 1 in dirt sprints)
    - Trainer is 4 for 22 (18 percent, $1.16 ROI) over the past 5 years with second-time 2-year-olds going synthetic to dirt in sprints.

  1. BINGLEY (Medaglia d’Oro – Funny Feeling, by Distorted Humor)
    Trainer: Thomas Albertrani
    - Foaled Feb. 20, 2012 in Kentucky
    - Sold for $400K as a yearling
    - Sire was a multiple Grade 1 dirt route winner ($5.7M, 0 for 1 at 2, 1 for 2 in dirt sprints)
    - Sire is 25 for 204 (12 percent) with 2-year-old debut runners
    - Dam was a stakes-winning dirt sprinter ($143K, 1 for 1 at 2, 3 for 8 in dirt sprints)
    - This is dam’s first starter
    - Dam a half-sister to multiple Grade 1 dirt winner Pussycat Doll (797K, 1 for 3 at 2, 4 for 8 in dirt sprints), multiple stakes-placed dirt sprinter Blowing Kisses ($141K, 1 for 3 at 2, 3 for 12 in dirt sprints). Dam a full sister to Grade 1 dirt sprint winner Jimmy Creed ($439K, unraced at 2, 2 for 4 in dirt sprints)
    - Trainer is 0 for 40 over the past 5 years with 2-year-old debut runners in maiden special weight dirt sprints at Saratoga.
    - June 3, Aug. 4 workouts match Albertrani’s 2-year-old Proven Commodity (finished 4th with 56 Beyer in maiden special weight at Saratoga on Aug. 9). June 17, June 23, July 24 workouts match Albertrani’s 2-year-old Rimbaud (finished 7th with 55 Beyer in maiden special weight dirt sprint at Saratoga on Aug. 2). June 29 workout went .02 of a second slower than Rimbaud. July 11 workout went .04 of a second faster than Rimbaud.

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