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IAMUS

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IAMUSInstallation Automated Manpower Utilization System


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He was my long-term fancy for the Lincoln, partly because shrewd David Barron had saddled just two previous runners in the race (Amenable in 1991; won at 22-1, and Iamus in 1997; fourth at 50-1).
The 4-1 chance travelled well for much of the journey in the hands of Alan Dempsey and was pushed clear after the final flight to defeat Iamus by eight lengths.
Iamus, placed five times from eight starts for Nicholson last season, struck on his first outing for John Allen when outclassing his 13 rivals in the other division of the maiden.
 
 
 
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