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NEW YORK (AP) Integrity was the pacesetting winner of the $95,000 Elusive Quality Stakes on Thursday, the opening day feature at Belmont Park.
The original 11-horse field dwindled to four runners when the seven-furlong race was switched from the turf to the main track.
Integrity, a 4-year-old trained by Chad Brown and ridden by Javier Castellano, rolled a pair of threes. It was his third straight victory, and he won by three lengths.
Integrity paid $3.70 and $2.20. Tenango was second, returning $2.70.
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Cease was third.
There was no show wagering.
The time was 1:22.90 on the fast track.
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