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LET'S GO BIG BLUE came away in good order, was placed under a snug hold while towards the front on the opening straightaway, set a joint pace on the inside of a foe while along the rail, responded well when asked at the quarter-pole, fought under a strong hand-ride in upper stretch, was put to a right-handed crop at the furlong marker, continued to battle inside of the runner-up, switched to a left-handed crop outside the sixteenth-pole and gamely prevailed under strong urging. GEM MINT TEN set a joint pace on the outside of a foe while in the two path, was given his cue on the final turn, dueled outside of the winner in the stretch and missed while clear for the place. MR. KRINGLE bumped with a rival at the start, was reserved on the inside, shifted three wide late on the far turn, swung five wide at the quarter-pole, was driven between foes in upper stretch and earned the show while no threat to the top two. THETHRILLOFVICTORY became keen when taken under restraint early, pulled hard while eager and inside to the two path on the first turn, was rated off the pace, saved ground on the far turn, was asked near the five-sixteenths, turned into the stretch in the path and lacked the needed kick. TIMBUKTU was off a step slow and last to commence, went two then three wide on the first turn, was reserved on the outside but with some cover, went three then four wide on the far turn, came six wide into the stretch and lacked the needed response. ONE HEADLIGHT rounded the first turn in the three path, was rated just off the pace, came under urging while between foes in the two path on the far turn, bumped with a rival and was steadied briefly while three wide into the stretch and also lacked the needed response. BLAME IT ON DADDY broke in and bumped with a foe, traveled three then four wide on the first turn, settled at the rear, was roused two then three wide on the far turn, swung five wide into the stretch and failed to rallly. EDDIE THE GREAT was hustled from the gate, went four wide on the first turn, stalked the pace on the outside without cover, chased three wide on the far turn, bumped with a foe into the stretch, dropped back into the final furlong and tired. NO REGARD traveled around the first turn in the two path, settled towards the rear, was roused between foes in the two path on the far turn and failed to respond.