Sam Turned Small Bed Into Lucky Symbol Crossword Clue

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- Animal representative
- could be lucky for many to visit the races
- Lucky charm
- Sam turned small bed into lucky symbol
- Team good-luck charm
- Team pet
- Team pet, Sam, went back to bed

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