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6/13 (SA): Shoemaker Mile (G1), Adoration (G3)
5th (2:30) Shoemaker Mile S. (G1)
1 Mile (Turf) | Open | 3 Year Olds And Up Stakes | Purse: $400,000 1 Winning Prize (ARG) Garcia M 119 Blk-On L 2 Talco (FR) Bejarano R 119 L 3 Midnight Storm Baze T C 119 L 4 Seek Again Lezcano J 119 L 5 Bal a Bali (BRZ) Prat F 119 L 8th (4:00) Adoration S. (G3) 1 1/16 Miles | Fillies and Mares | 3 Year Olds And Up Stakes | Purse: $100,000 1 My Monet Nicolas G 119 L 2 Grandiose Tactics Van Dyke D 119 L 3 Cast in Silver Prat F 119 L 4 Beholder Stevens G L 121 L 5 Warren's Veneda Baze T C 124 L 6 Wild in the Saddle Bejarano R 119 L 7 Oscar Party Gonzalez S 119 Blk-On L
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Great Shoe Mile. Talco wins with beautiful set up at 13-1 over stubborn Midnight Storm. Bal a Bali wastes a perfect trip and fades to last.
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Seriously, though, the turf division, especially in CA, could use some fresh imports. Winning Prize and Seek Again are toast and Bal A Bali always seemed suspect after his foot issues. Maybe he deserves another chance, but I won't hold my breath. Over on the distance side, you have Cal-bred allowance horse Ashleyluvsugar and the cut-below Finnegans Wake ruling the roost. Not sure what's around in New York, but I sure hope Coolmore can dig up a Cape Blanco or Powerscourt type to make things interesting this summer. Slumber was supposed to be good like 3 years ago. Little late now to think he'll have any consistency despite the big win at Belmont. Imagining and Twilight Eclipse are long in the tooth as well. Or maybe Bolo can be the next Manila or at least Sunshine Forever. |
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Otherwise, the division is dreadful. |
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Apparently the latter thought that the former should have not disputed the pace. How they could not anticipate Winning Prize, who was switching to speed rider Garcia, adding blinkers, and previously won a Grade 1 on the same course at the same distance in wire-to-wire fashion, going straight to the front is beyond me. Maybe they felt in the wake of American Pharoah, all sons of Pioneerof The Nile henceforth are deserved of cakewalk strolls on the front end. |
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