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The 10 listed Thursday by Santa Anita officials, with jockeys if they've been named: San Antonio Handicap 1-2-3 finishers Molengao (Victor Espinoza), Ball Four (Julien Leparoux) and El Roblar (Migliore); Strub Stakes 1-2-3 Arson Squad (Gomez), Spring at Last, and Brother Derek (Alex Solis); San Fernando Stakes winner Awesome Gem; Sunshine Millions Classic upsetter McCann's Mojave (Frank Alvarado); Hollywood Turf Cup winner Boboman, and Wilko, 0 for 14 since the 2004 Breeders' Cup Juvenile.
Based out of New York City, the group has been described as Lee Perry's Upsetters filtered through Bob Dylan; a little smooth Americana over some easy skankin' vibes.
This arrangement of scenes offers an ironic commentary on Harry's status as interloper and upsetter of the status quo, for his transgressive, disruptive influence is juxtaposed with the Christ of Matthew 10:34-35, who threatens to turn family members against one another.
 
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