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2007 Whitney and Go For Wand Handicaps

By Cindy Pierson Dulay, About.com

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Second place finisher Wanderin Boy

Second place finisher Wanderin Boy

Second place finisher Wanderin Boy

© Terence Dulay
Jockey Rafael Bejarano said, "My horse had the speed, but I didn't want to let him go so fast. When I was on the lead, I tried to relax him, but it was still so fast. When I came to the turn and I let him go, that horse (Lawyer Ron) started running hard. He fired today, but the other horse had a lot of class, too."

Trainer Nick Zito added, "He ran a great race. It was unbelievable. I thought that coming for home, I told Kim, my wife, I think we're home. We got really excited. There are mixed emotions (about finishing second again in the Whitney). I was happy walking through the grandstand. The fans were rooting. It's a great race. It's prestigious to be in the race. We got beat by a horse that ran unbelievable. What are you going to do? That's racing."

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