Armistice Day, owned by Bruce Lunsford and Lansdon Robbins, faces six rivals in the $125,000 Durham Cup (G3), Sunday at Woodbine.

A 1 1/16-mile main track test for three-year-olds and upwards, the Durham Cup, first run in 1906 (Inferno, owned by Joseph E. Seagram, won the inaugural running), goes as race nine of 11.

Bred in Kentucky by Glenvale Stud, four-year-old Armistice Day, the son of Declaration of War-Harmony Lodge, will chase his second stakes score and first graded stakes title on Sunday.

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