Weekend Stakes Beyers

Kasept · #1 03-06-2011, 07:25 AM

SA Santa Anita H (G1): Game On Dude 99 (B. Baffert/C. Sutherland)
SA Frank E. Kilroe Mile S (G1): Fluke 101 (H. Ascanio/R. Bejarano)
SA Santa Anita Oaks (G1): Turbulent Descent 88 (M. Puype/D. Flores)
SA Clocker's Corner H: Unzip Me 98 (M. Jones/R. Bejarano)
SA 2nd-MSW: Wilburn 91 (S. Asmussen/M. Smith)
SA Santana Mile S: Misremembered 105 (B. Baffert/M. Garcia)

AQU Gotham S (G3): Stay Thirsty 89 (T. Pletcher/R. Dominguez)
AQU Tom Fool H (G3): Calibrachoa 107 (T. Pletcher/R. Dominguez)
AQU Broadway S: Meese Rocks 94 (E. Barker/J. Alvarado)
AQU Capossela S: Sensational Slam 94 (T. Pletcher/R. Dominguez)

HOU Maxxam Gold Cup H: Z Humor 92 (S. Asmussen/G. Melancon)

GP Honey Fox S (G3): Never Retreat 94 (C. Block/J. Leparoux)
GP ALW: Apriority 113 (D. Fawkes/L. Saez)
GP Ladies Turf Sprint S (OFF TURF): Stormy Publisher 94 (C. Clement/A. Garcia)

TP John Battaglia Memorial S: Positive Response 88 (W. Morey/J. Couton)

TAM Challenger S: Colizeo 92 (T. Pletcher/W. Martinez)

OP Mountain Valley S: Smoke It Right 76 (B. Chatters/G. Saez)

LRL Wide Country S: Red's Round Table 79 (T. Keefe/S. Russell)

freddymo · #2 03-06-2011, 08:40 AM

AQU Tom Fool H (G3): Calibrachoa 107 (T. Pletcher/R. Dominguez)
This horse has responded very well to the Pletcher since the claim.

The Indomitable DrugS · #3 03-06-2011, 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by freddymo

AQU Tom Fool H (G3): Calibrachoa 107 (T. Pletcher/R. Dominguez)
This horse has responded very well to the Pletcher since the claim.

He was always pretty fast Freddy. He ran a 101 in a claiming race the race he was claimed off of.

In fact, Asmussen dropped him from 50K to 40K off a triple digit Beyer ... he basically had a big fat 'for sale' sign on him.

Kasept · #4 03-06-2011, 08:48 AM

Need to include the best effort of the day into conversation:

Apriority 113

cmorioles · #5 03-06-2011, 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Kasept

Need to include the best effort of the day into conversation:

Apriority 113

You have to wonder how many horses were wasted running on rubber in California.

Betsy · #6 03-06-2011, 11:10 AM

Thanks, Steve! Any idea what BSF Break up the Game got yesterday?

The Indomitable DrugS · #7 03-06-2011, 08:49 AM

Apriority ran a 113 in an N3X alw race at Gulfstream yesterday.

He is now 5-4-1-0 lifetime on dirt.

That race had the look of one certain to be among the strongest N3X's all year on paper - and you got a well spread field (Gulfstream does that) and an almost track record setting time.

The Indomitable DrugS · #8 03-06-2011, 08:50 AM

Kasept beat me to it. Nice call on the debuter yesterday.

Kasept · #9 03-06-2011, 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

Apriority ran a 113 in an N3X alw race at Gulfstream yesterday.

He is now 5-4-1-0 lifetime on dirt.

That race had the look of one certain to be among the strongest N3X's all year on paper - and you got a well spread field (Gulfstream does that) and an almost track record setting time.

You know what struck me as odd about the race going in, was why Fawkes was 'settling' for that spot? Yes it was a $60k+ pot, but as sharp as Apriority was in the SunMill race, it gnawed at me a bit why he wasn't taking 'the next logical' step. He'd have blown apart the Tom Fool. Waiting for call back from Fawkes about intentions for the Carter. Imagine he has to go...

freddymo · #10 03-06-2011, 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Kasept

You know what struck me as odd about the race going in, was why Fawkes was 'settling' for that spot? Yes it was a $60k+ pot, but as sharp as Apriority was in the SunMill race, it gnawed at me a bit why he wasn't taking 'the next logical' step. He'd have blown apart the Tom Fool. Waiting for call back from Fawkes about intentions for the Carter. Imagine he has to go...

becareful with big GP races.. they dont seem to travel well

I agree that a 60k purse didnt seem to inspiring

NTamm1215 · #11 03-06-2011, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Kasept

You know what struck me as odd about the race going in, was why Fawkes was 'settling' for that spot? Yes it was a $60k+ pot, but as sharp as Apriority was in the SunMill race, it gnawed at me a bit why he wasn't taking 'the next logical' step. He'd have blown apart the Tom Fool. Waiting for call back from Fawkes about intentions for the Carter. Imagine he has to go...

He said in a news story recently that he was thinking of pointing Big Drama to the Carter. Apriority was awfully impressive yesterday, that's for sure.

As far as Calibrachoa, realistically, he capitalized on one of the best pace setups a horse could ever get on the inner track. He's certainly a nice horse but I can't see him standing up to tougher graded stakes races without similar circumstances.

Kasept · #12 03-06-2011, 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Cardus

Don't let things like this gnaw at you Steve.

It's good for your long-term mental health, trust me.

It may not have gnawed.. May have just pecked.

RockHardTen1985 · #13 03-07-2011, 12:02 AM

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Originally Posted by freddymo

AQU Tom Fool H (G3): Calibrachoa 107 (T. Pletcher/R. Dominguez)
This horse has responded very well to the Pletcher since the claim.

I bet the Rose horse who was in a brutal speed duel in this race. They ran very fast early and he closed well, I will def. look to beat him next time off the setup he got on Saturday. The rabit did its job in this case.