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William Blake makes encouraging start to career; SOUTHWELL.(Sports)

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From: The Racing Post (London, England)
Date: 20080213
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Byline: by Ashley Rumney

THE Mark Johnston-trained William Blake made an encouraging start to his career when winning the 1m maiden despite running green.

A brother to Godolphin's useful Into The Dark, like that colt he has taken time to develop, but looks the sort who will benefit from the experience with a longer trip likely to be in ...

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