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A major contribution made by Jess Hankins to racing began with three mares that he
bred and sold to Bud Warren. These mares, all foaled in 1944 and all daughters of King P-234, are: 89’er, Betty Warren
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Sorrel Sue’s pedigree is the most mysterious of the three mares. Her dam was known as the Tommy King mare, whose pedigree is unknown. Sorrel Sue (above), who was never officially raced, produced nine starters and one stakes winner.
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