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2007 Breeders' Cup World Championships Friday

By Cindy Pierson Dulay, About.com

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Corinthian returns after the race

Corinthian returns after the race

Corinthian returns after the 2007 Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile

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Winning trainer James Jerkens said, “We galloped him and gave him a good, strong, blowout down the backstretch yesterday in the slop and he seemed to handle it really good. I always thought the mare by Easy Goer, I always thought they excelled in the slop, looking at pedigrees, I thought there was no problem there and Pulpit, they seemed like they can do anything. We got lucky, he took to (the mud).”

Winning jockey Kent Desormeaux added, “Once we cornered from home, he stuck his task for a solid 300 yards and I said, "Man, I can't even imagine that anyone is near me," and I looked up at the Jumbotron and they were eight back and I said, "You got 'em, boy, just keep doing what you're doing. This red colt, he was a fireball down the lane."

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