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Giga Kick to cap rise through the ranks

by | Apr 12, 2023 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

Moderately bred and plain to the eye, Giga Kick hardly made an overwhelming first impression when he arrived at Clayton Douglas’s stable. “He was such a little, weedy fellow. He was so quiet, so unassuming,” Douglas said. “He went through the process of his first prep, he was very narrow-gutted, very… Read More »

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