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Little Opal, Bred by His Own Hand, Stays Perfect for Dizney

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Little Opal, a three-year-old filly that Donald R. Dizney bred and races under his own colors, kept her record spotless with a win in the John C. Harris. Every start still reads the same way in the form book: a clean line, no losses, run for run. For a breeder, there is no result quite like it — a horse carried from the nursery to the winner's circle without a blemish on the way.

With reporting from Thoroughbred Daily News.

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