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"When I came to the back, I tried to be in a vacuum, that's what he likes to do."
The triumph of the Classic culminated in the success of the Breeders' Cup for Rosario, who also won the Game Winner and Jaywalk wins on Juvenile and Juvenile Fillies on Friday.
Thunder Snow, who finished last here in the 2017 Kentucky Derby, finished third.
West Coast and McKinzie duo Bob Baffert, Hall of Fame trainer was also off the table. They were expected to defeat Accelerate, but finished seventh and twelfth.
Gunnevera, Thunder Snow and former pioneer Mendelssohn have made things interesting in a large open field, an advantage of the absence of Justiry, the 13th Triple Crown winner of the horse races. An ankle problem led Baffert to retire from Justify in July.
Accelerate won his fourth straight race and answered the question of whether he could continue his course after beating the West Coast by two-and-a-quarter lengths in the Awesome Again Stakes at Santa Anita. And it followed other notable performances on the second day of the $ 30 million Breeders' Cup championships.
Kentucky Oaks winner Monomoy Girl confirmed her case as the best 3-year-old filly by winning the $ 2 million Distaff. The expected duel between her and the 2017 Oaks winner, Abel Tasman, never materialized, while Monomoy Girl moved her to the last corner and beat Wow Cat a length for her sixth win this season.
Peter Miller entered the history of the Breeders' Cup as the first saddle coach two recurring winners in the same races. Shortly after Stormy Liberal defeated the World of Trouble favorite to take the Turf Sprint by the neck, 6-year-old Roy H swept away Promises Fulfilled and claimed victory in the Sprint.
Enable followed last month's Arc de Triomphe victory by winning Turf's $ 3 million Magical. Enable, a 4-year-old British filly, became the first horse to win the two prestigious races in the same year. She won her 10th victory in 11 career starts.
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