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Never in doubt: Pat Day pilots Sky Classic (on Rall) to a one-length victory in stakes and course record time of 2:27 4/5 in yesterday's international clash
Never in doubt: Pat Day pilots Sky Classic (on Rall) to a one-length victory in stakes and course record time of 2:27 4/5 in yesterday's international clash

Never in doubt: Pat Day pilots Sky Classic (on Rall) to a one-length victory in stakes and course record time of 2:27 4/5 in yesterday's international clash

Date10/20/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Never in doubt: Pat Day pilots Sky Classic (on Rall) to a one-length victory in stakes and course record time of 2:27 4/5 in yesterday's international clash.
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