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The Russian teenager earned 59.57 points for her short program Friday to take a big lead in womens singles at Skate Canada International. Shes so good that Alexei Mishin, the veteran Russian coach helping to guide Tuktamisheva, calls her "the main hope for the gold medal at the Sochi Olympics" in 2014. Tuktamisheva wont meet the International Skating Union age requirement to compete in a senior world figure skating championship until 2013. But she certainly appears ready to take full advantage of the green light the ISU gave her to enter senior Grand Prix meets this season. Tuktamisheva, the 2011 world junior silver medallist, was the only skater to cleanly land a triple-triple combo. The five-foot-one skater needs to improve her spins, but she clearly has huge potential. Americans Ashley Wagner and Rachael Flatt were second (54.50) and third (54.23), respectively. Both landed triple-double combos. "I was very satisfied with that program," said Wagner, 20, who was sixth at the 2011 U.S. nationals. "It was solid. "I stood up on everything, which was my main goal. I would have preferred that the Lutz had not been such a death-defying act on the ice but I stood up and thats really all that counts in the long run. I think its a great start to my Grand Prix season and, hopefully, its only up from here." The 19-year-old Flatt, a silver medallist at her nationals last winter, was 12th at the world championships. "I havent started out this well at a Grand Prix in a while," she said. "Im very pleased." Amelie Lacoste of Delson, Que., was sixth (50.60), Canadian champion Cynthia Phaneuf of Brossard, Que., was eighth (48.70) and Adriana Desanctis of Barrie, Ont., was ninth (47.14) among 10 skaters. Lacoste, 22, the 2011 Canadian bronze medallist was 16th at the world championships. She fell on a triple Lutz and reduced a scheduled triple-triple to triple-double. 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Jessica Dube of Drummondville, Que., and Montreals Sebastien Wolfe, Monteal scored 53.23 to finish sixth, while Paige Lawrence of Kennedy, Sask., and Rudi Swiegers of Virden, Man., were seventh among eight pairs with 50.11. ' ' '