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  • Ben Jones

    Twilight Tear, Armed, Coaltown, Fervent, Faultless, Bewitch, Wistful, and Pot o’ Luck. In 1947 Jones retired as a full-time trainer and became general manager of Calumet Farm, where his son, Horace Allyn Jones, called Jimmy, or H.A., also was a trainer. In 1952 Hill Gail, a horse trained by the…

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    Twilight Tear, Armed, Coaltown, Fervent, Faultless, Bewitch, Wistful, and Pot o’ Luck. In 1947 Jones retired as a full-time trainer and became general manager of Calumet Farm, where his son, Horace Allyn Jones, called Jimmy, or H.A., also was a trainer. In 1952 Hill Gail, a horse trained by the…

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