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West Virginia Lottery Breeders’ Classic S. entries set for Oct. 10 at Charles Town

Eight 3-year-old fillies are entered for the $75,000 West Virginia Lottery Breeders’ Classic S. on Oct. 10 at Charles Town Races.
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Eight 3-year-old fillies are entered for the $75,000 West Virginia Lottery Breeders’ Classic S., scheduled for Oct. 10 at Charles Town Races. BloodHorse lists the race at 7 furlongs, with all eight entrants assigned 122 pounds.

The entry list makes this a West Virginia-connected race to watch because it is run at Charles Town and carries West Virginia Lottery branding, though the source is an entries page rather than a results or industry update.

Eight fillies entered in the $75,000 race

According to BloodHorse, the field includes At a Premium, God’s Pride, Truth and Justice, Johanna, Maskedandmummed, Defiant Spirit, Jumping Jada, and Pettyisaspettydoes.

Morning-line odds in the source list At a Premium as the 1/5 favorite. God’s Pride is next at 5/1, followed by Truth and Justice at 6/1 and Johanna at 10/1. Maskedandmummed is listed at 12/1, while Defiant Spirit and Jumping Jada are each 30/1, and Pettyisaspettydoes is 50/1.

The source identifies the race as being for 3-year-old fillies and gives the purse as $75,000.

What West Virginia readers should know

For West Virginia racing followers, the main confirmed development is that the field is now posted ahead of the Oct. 10 running at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races.

The BloodHorse page does not include final results, and it also does not provide post positions, exact conditions, or any scratches in the extracted source material. That means the listed field and morning-line odds could still change before race time.

West Virginia readers looking ahead should watch for race-day updates from Charles Town or subsequent coverage after the Oct. 10 event for any late changes and the official result.

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Source: As reported by bloodhorse.com.

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