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Aston’s gem

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Aston?Martin?lived up to his pre-race favourite billing, predictably winning the 62nd Barbados Guineas at the Garrison Savannah yesterday.
Smartly ridden by champion jockey Anderson Trotman, the colt slammed the field in the 1 570-metre Grade 1 feature event for West Indian-bred three-year-old horses to capture the first leg of the Barbados Triple Crown. (EZS)

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