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| | TIME.com: Kentucky Derby -- May 26, 1930 -- Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11) |
 | | It was Sande on Gallant Fox—an amazing, disdainful thing to do, for when a jockey swings outside so early in a race it shows he does not think much of the other horses. |
 | | While Gallant Fox closed, Tannery was moving along the rail and soon these two with Alcibiades between them were running like a three-horse chariot team. |
 | | Gone Away and Gallant Knight were going strongest now, and the jockies on both of them were using the whip; Sande looked over his shoulder and gave Gallant Fox a cut, and although Gallant Fox was wide on the turn, the others, saving ground inside, did not gain. |
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