(2)Suzuka Mambo claims surprise victory at Tenno-sho

KYOTO, Japan - Katsumi Ando responds to his fans after jockeying 13th-pick Suzuka Mambo to win the spring Tenno-sho at Kyoto Racecourse on May 1. ''He was relaxed running the course and tried moving out in front a little early so I had to have him hold back before he could go all out in the chase,'' Ando said of the four-year-old colt, whose victory was worth 132 million yen.

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