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Accelerate, Enable, Roaring Lion, Monomoy Girl and Game Winner Lead Record 221 Horses Pre-entered for 2018 Breeders' Cup World Championships 

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (October 24, 2018)&nbsp;- Led by multiple Grade 1 winner ACCELERATE, two-time Prix de&nbsp;l’Arc de Triomphe winner ENABLE (GB), Coral-Eclipse (G1) and Irish Champion&nbsp;Stakes (G1) winner ROARING LION, Kentucky Oaks winner MONOMOY GIRL and Juvenile&nbsp;standout GAME WIN...

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