Breeders’ Cup Champion Alphabet Soup to Old Friends
Edited Press Release
October 27, 2015
Alphabet Soup arrived at Old Friends on Oct. 26 from Adena Springs, where he stood since retiring from racing in 1998.
Alphabet Soup arrived at Old Friends on Oct. 26 from Adena Springs, where he stood since retiring from racing in 1998.
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