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FiveThirtyEight Take: Rangel, who is half African American, is banking on a large turnout from African Americans in the heart of Harlem. Polling puts him ahead by 70 points among this group. Rangel, who is also half Puerto Rican, is ho
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They make up about the same 25 percent of voters that African Americans will, but less than the 40 percent Hispanics will.
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The three year old colt is owned by Centennial Farms of Beverly, Mass. The firm's president Don Little Jr. was born and raised in Boston but now calls Ipswich home. Wicked Strong was purchased by Centennial at yearling sale in 2012. Little and his partners had a $375,000 colt in search of a racing name. He was originally called Moyne Spun, a combination of the names of his mom and dad. The name was meant to be temporary.
