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Classic -- from page 23 mystique and aura about the Gold Cup,” recalled steeplechase veteran Randolph Rouse, “he had a touch that just made the Gold Cup the place to be on the first Saturday in May if you weren’t in Kentucky.” Over the years Gold Cup fans witnessed many memorable events, but until 1967 no single horse had ever won the race three times and only three horses had won it twice. Leeds Don accomplished the triple and did it in consecutive years. Owned by Zeke Ferguson of Hume, the big gray had been bred, raised, and trained on local turf. His trainer was Ridgely White, son of Arthur White, who had ridden the first

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