Trainer Shug McGaughey added, "I don't know if Edgar moved him in early or not. He had to check him once he got up to the leaders, and then he was kind of even from there. They ran fast. Always the two turns is what we've been pointing for. Backing up to 1 1/16 today, I don't think, is his ballgame. But I needed to run him again, because he needs to learn to run."
2007 Tom Fool Handicap and Dwyer Stakes
By Cindy Pierson Dulay, About.com Guide
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Third place finisher Sightseeing
Third place finisher Sightseeing leaves the paddock before the race
© Vanessa Ng
Jockey Edgar Prado said, "No one really wanted to go. He was a little eager the first part of the race. He gave me a little run at the end. It was just a little run."
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- High Finance wins the 2007 Tom Fool Breeders' Cup Handicap
- High Finance in the winner's circle
- High Finance returns to the barn
- Second place finisher Awesome Twist
- Third place finisher and beaten favorite Commentator
- Any Given Saturday wins the 2007 Dwyer Stakes
- Any Given Saturday in the winner's circle
- Any Given Saturday in the post parade
- Second place finisher Nobiz Like Shobiz
- Third place finisher Sightseeing
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