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Trot Thunder is a Japanese racehorse and sire, and is the main winner of the 1995 Mile Championship, the 1996 Yasuda Kinen, and the Tokyo Shimbun Hai. == Overview ==
Unless otherwise noted, the source for this section was seriously injured at the breeding ranch before the JBIS search debut, which delayed his debut as a racehorse.
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