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A horse schooled in Utah is headed to the Kentucky Derby — and he's a long shot
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A horse schooled in Utah is headed to the Kentucky Derby — and he's a long shot
HURRICANE, Utah — The Kentucky Derby always falls on the first Saturday in May, and when Churchill Downs hosts the 152nd running of the race this weekend, a horse with Southern Utah ties will be in the field. Pavlovian, a gray colt and one of 20 entries, is considered a long shot. He’ll be ridden by jockey Edwin Maldonado and trained by Doug O’Neill, who has won the Derby twice alongside owner J. Paul Reddam. Before reaching O’Neill’s Southern C…
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