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trotting them 2 miles for about a month. Give a day off each week, sometimes two.

Two-minute lick works are next, every five or six days, galloping two miles each day in between.

Continue the two-minute licks, starting at a quarter-mile and upping a furlong each week until working a mile.

Give light exercise the day before the horse is scheduled to run. • Horse training is an art, not science. • As the Northern Dancer’s trainer Horatio Luro said “Never squeeze the lemon dry.”

— Flat trainer Lenny Rera

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