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Weekend Stakes Beyers
WO Woodbine Mile S (G1): Turallure 101 (Wando) C. Lopresti/J. Leparoux
WO Northern Dancer S (G1): Wigmore Hall-IRE 98 (High Chaparral) M. Bell/J. Spencer WO Canadian S (G2): Never Retreat 97 (Smart Strike) C. Block/J. Leparoux WO Summer S (G3): Finale 80 (Scat Daddy) T. Pletcher/J. Velazquez WO Natalma S (G3): Northern Passion 85 (First Samurai) M. Casse/L. Contreras BEL Noble Damsel S (G3): Unbridled Humor 92 (Distorted Humor) H. Motion/R. Dominguez BEL Garden City S (G1): Winter Memories 93 (El Prado) J. Toner/ J. Castellano AP Pucker Up S (G3): Marketing Mix TBD (Medaglia d'Oro) T. Proctor/J. Alvarado PRX PTHA President's Cup S: Stormy Lord 91 (Stormy Atlantic) I. Black/J. Stein FPX Barretts Debutante S: Willa B Awesome 71 (Awesome Gambler) W. Solis/M. Pedroza FPX Barretts Juvenile S: Unhitchthetrailor TBD (Kafwain) G. Sherlock/C. Santiago Reyes CT Charles Town Oaks: Strike the Moon 94 (Malibu Moon) M. Trombetta/JJ. Pimentel CT Charles Town Juvenile S: Lemon Juice 70 (Johannesburg) D. Kobiskie/A. Delgado CT Miss Shenandoah S: Dancing Anna 71 (Cuvee) J. Robb/A. Lopez CT Pink Ribbon S: Don'tgetsuspicious 79 (E Dubai) H. McMahon/T. Dunkelberger CRC Brave Raj S: Conway Two Step 83 (Spanish Steps) D. Fawkes/D. Centeno CRC Foolish Pleasure S: Burning Time 84 (Burning Roma) D. Fawkes/L. Saez CRC Needles S: Manicero 91 (Mass Media) L. Azpurua/J. Leyva CRC Judy's Red Shoes S: Callmethesqueeze 83 (Awesome Again) M. Azpurua/J. Alvarez MTH Charles Hesse III H: Hermosillo 89 (Sea of Secrets) S. DiMauro/C. Lopez
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WO Woodbine Mile S (G1): Turallure 101
WO Natalma S (G3): Northern Passion 85 Steve One of two things here either the Mile figure of 101 is too high or the Natalma figure of 85 is too low There was exactly .08 difference in the final time 1:34.92 vs 1:35.00. I understand one was ran on Sat and the Mile on Sunday. I was not there but I have spoke to our crew there and they tell me the turf was the same on both days. If that is true then one of the figure is off. Not sure which one but I would lean to the side of the Mile figure being to High. |
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Not to sound like Jerry Brown, but there are A LOT of different factors that can cause a change in how fast a surface is playing from day to day.
They ran the race Saturday with the rail out 15-feet - and on Sunday they ran it over the course. That is probably way down there on the list of things that can cause a surface to change speed from day-to-day ... each day is its own entity. |
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Just more nebulous nonsense from BBB |
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Oh yeah thats what I am Saying Please
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I think that's exactly what you are saying.
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It is not worth the Effort
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But it is what you are saying whether you specifically realize it or not. Questioning figures is good to do, but the questions you ask should be to yourself first, and the first one is the question I asked you. Since I would assume you don't believe she would have been in a photo with them, you then also realize why, despite the times, the figures are significantly different.
Common sense goes a long way towards answering most questions at the racetrack.
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Just more nebulous nonsense from BBB |
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common sense is the least common thing at the racetrack though. It's generally in short supply everywhere.
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