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Louisville Courier-Journal
Toast to a 'beer-money horse'
John and Beau Greely originally called Tres Borrachos their "beer-money horse," one who didn't represent a big investment but might have provided some fun and racing action. Now Tres Borrachos has the brothers near champagne territory. He was one of 12 horses entered yesterday to run against Kentucky Derby winner Big Brown in Saturday's Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. And it all started with what amounted to a no-sale. (19/05) MoreKeyword(s) : Racing, Horse-gear, Horse, Horse
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