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Godolphin pair take the eye in Rowley Mile workouts as they prepare for New York targets
Romance blossoms
Charlie Appleby used the Rowley Mile a lot in the spring and appears to be doing the same in the autumn as a Moulton Paddocks horsebox turned up just before 7.30am on Wednesday.
First up was last year's Breeders' Cup Turf winner Rebel's Romance (William Buick) who covered a mile with New London (Oscar Urbina) in good style and is slated for another trip to the States, this time to Santa Anita, on November 4. Before that, the five-year-old is to tackle the Grade 1 Joe Hirsch Turf Classic at Aqueduct on September 30.
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David MilnesNewmarket correspondent
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