Wharton: Victorian two-year-old racing providing early highlights

27 March 2024
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Just three years removed from that vaunted two-year-old pacing group of American bred stars that included Always B Miki, Betting Line and Racing Hill and brilliant local Bling It On, another crop is emerging that may end up fairly deep as well.

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