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Weekend Stakes Beyers
WO-Pattison Canadian International S (G1): Champs Elysees (GB) 106
WO-E. P. Taylor S (G1): Lahaleeb (IRE) 103 WO-Nearctic S (G2): Field Commission 101 KEE-Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup S (G1): Hot Cha Cha 91 KEE-Perryville S (G3): El Brujo 89 KEE-Buffalo Trace Franklin County: Dubai Majesty 95 KEE-JPMorgan Chase Jessamine: House of Grace 80 CT-West Virginia Breeders' Classic: Russell Road 99 CRC-Florida Stallion My Dear Girl: Sweetlalabye 77 CRC-Florida Stallion In Reality: Jackson Bend 100 CRC-Spend a Buck H (G3): Mambo Meister 100 CRC-Calder Derby(G3): Sal the Barber 90 CRC-Calder Oaks: Chary 80 MED-Meadowlands Cup S (G2): Etched 104
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Ouch. 91 for the QEII.
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89 in the Perryville is equally disappointing.
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http://www.drf.com/replays/savedreplays.jsp?RACE=258 He's the 6 horse. If you like to see a 2YO who can shrug off trouble, he's your man. In all likelihood they are skipping Santa Anita, for the all too obvious reason. But keep an eye out for him at GP. Last edited by tector : 10-19-2009 at 10:27 PM. |
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We did make it to Keeneland yesterday after getting back late Saturday night. As much as I dislike polytrack, as far as on track experience goes, only Saratoga is better to me. They continue to make improvements over there, this season it's Disney World-style shuttle buses.
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Is it just me but don't the Keeneland beyers look abit on the light side?
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Those debuting are are putting up some nice Beyers. Just this weekend we saw 3 nice firsters run off the screen. American Lion: 93 (2nd start) Connie and Michael: 95 Came East: 93 (40k Mdn Claimer) Last edited by VOL JACK : 10-19-2009 at 01:10 PM. |
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Real obscure looking pedigree - but his 2nd dam is the Iron New York Bred millionaire mare Lottsa Talc . |
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Where did you hear the BC talk about this horse?
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"Connie and Michael eyes Breeders' Cup The flashy maiden win (and 93 Beyer Speed Figure) by the WinStar Farm colt American Lion here Sunday wasn't the only eye-catching performance by a 2-year-old last weekend at Keeneland. Connie and Michael, a first-time starter for trainer Ken McPeek, earned a 95 Beyer in leading throughout to win Saturday's eighth race by 7 3/4 lengths. McPeek said Connie and Michael, by Roman Ruler, will be considered for the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies, although whether she can make the 14-horse lineup without any graded earnings is questionable, he conceded. He said the BC Juvenile Fillies Turf also is a possibility. "She's just so talented," he said. McPeek added that Fist of Rage, a narrow winner of his career debut here Oct. 14, is under consideration for the BC Juvenile. Also, McPeek has confirmed that Robby Albarado will have the mount back on Beautician when the filly runs Nov. 6 in the BC Juvenile Fillies. Albarado rode Beautician to win her career debut in June before Kent Desormeaux rode her in her next three races." Of course, anyone who knows McPeaked would be certain that every 2YO in his barn is being pointed to the Breeders' Cup. If you listen to the interviews Battaglia does after races KmcP is the only one who always answers the question about going to the BC with "Oh, absolutely." NT |
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I thought this horse looked very live when I went over the PP's the day before the race. Mcpeeks guy was riding Kent D. They were 2 really nice Bullet works then a bunch of easy works leading up to the race. |
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reason they got 5/2 on the horse was because of the 12-1 morning line. If she had been 5-1/11-2 like Steve suggested she would of went off 3/5. Money went elsewhere late because of info provided in the program(odds and works). 5/2 was HUGE for this horse. |