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Subprime pays off for bettors NEW YORK -- The mortgage problems that have helped shape the current economic downturn have made "subprime" an unwelcome word to investors.For gamblers, however, Subprime drew cheers this week. That was the name of a horse that won the ninth race Thursday at the Aqueduct race track in New York. It was the first win in three tries for the 2-year-old filly, but the name made her an instant crowd darling. The horse ran as the favorite and paid $6.30 on a $2 bet. Maybe it's a family connection. Subprime was sired by a stallion with another name inspired by Wall Street: High Yield. |
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- Murder suspect James Fryberg back in custody
- Shock at fish killings in Mill Creek
- Former Snohomish County planning director charged
- Monroe cell-tower plan angers neighbors
- Porno domain? What about one for cute kittens and puppies?
- Air Force tanker decision favoring Boeing isn’t free trade, British and French say
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- Air Force tanker decision favoring Boeing isn’t free trade, British and French say
(27) - Monroe cell-tower plan angers neighbors (21)
- Breaking news: Child murder suspect Fryberg in custody (12)
- Murder suspect James Fryberg back in custody (12)
- Everett courts water-bottling company (12)
- What Washington's new cell-phone law means for you (12)
- Bill passes making cell phones, texting while driving primary offense (11)
- Alcohol, marijuana cited in fatal wrong-way crash (11)
- Former Snohomish County planning director charged (10)
- Shock at fish killings in Mill Creek (7)
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