Buena Vista beats Red Desire again to win Japanese Oaks

Buena Vista beats Red Desire again to win Japanese Oaks

TOKYO, Japan - Top favorite Buena Vista (L) followed up her Oka-sho triumph with another sensational run May 24, edging Red Desire (R) by a nose to win the Japanese Oaks at Tokyo Racecourse.

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