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Jardin surges clear to convincing Schuylerville score
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Jardin responded to a vigorous hand ride from jockey Robby Albarado and drove clear to cap a three-win day for trainer Steve Asmussen with a four-length victory in the $112,900 Schuylerville Stakes (G3) on Wednesday, opening day of a 36-day meet at Saratoga Race Course.
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INTERNATIONAL
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HEADLINE NEWS
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RACING
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SALES
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BREEDING
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