Holy Moly! Snow White Foley! 
❄️⛄👸

"He loves the shorties!" 
- @PatrickKinghorn 😆

Good luck with the best bet on Saturday @kranjiracing 🤞😉

#SGRacing #TrackTalk 
@DueSasso https://t.co/EanJnlx3vz
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holy moly snow white @patrickkinghorn good luck with best saturday @kranjiracing #sgracing #tracktalk @duesasso
holy moly snow white foley loves shorties good luck best bet saturday sgracing tracktalk
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