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A Juvenile Who Stood Out: Favorite Trick

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Favorite Trick did something at two that few racehorses do: a juvenile campaign good enough to stop the people who follow the sport and make them take notice. Most two-year-olds spend that first season learning the job, so a young horse who already stands apart is worth a closer look. For readers who know the turf, a debut season like this is a reason to watch a horse with real respect.

With reporting from America's Best Racing.

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