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Chief's Crown heads
111th Derby running
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. ? Chief's Crown's record speaks for
itself, and trainer Roger Laurin would just as soon have it that
way.
Having won six straight races, including three this year,
Chief's Crown is the solid favorite for Saturday's 111th Kentucky
Derby at Churchill Downs. In his last start, the colt impressively
won the Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland.
Chief's Crown's main opposition is expected to come from
the late-charging Proud Truth and a pair of front-runners ?
Spend A Buck, the Garden State Stakes winner, and Eternal
Prince, the Wood Memorial winner.
AT LEAST 13 3-year-olds were expected to be entered for
the $250,000-plus, 1 1/2-mile classic, the first leg of
thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown that also includes the
Preakness and Belmont Stakes.
The 49-year-old Laurin speaks confidently but mattcr-offactly
about the son of Danzig and grandson of the great
Secretariat.
"vjnce ne itijikcs me icau, ne uocsn i pass wic- uicc, witlow-key
Laurin said in a rare moment of boasting. "I like the
hand I've got. 1 wouldn't trade my horse for the whole field."
Chief's Crown worked a half-mile in 47 3' seconds Wednesday
over a track made sloppy by a driving rainstorm.
See "Derby," page 15
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