Points Results 02.15.2020

Plenilune · #1 02-16-2020, 07:24 PM

Fair Grounds R4

12 Auburn Hills
11 Free Spender
14 East Lex

Scratched: 2 15

R4: cal828 - DC BAX 17
R4: DonGuido ACX 15
R4: RUFFIAN-333 CAX 7
R4: JolyB XAX 2
R4: Plenilune XCX 2
R4: Alli XXX 0
R4: Real Quiet XXX 0
R4: Roamin42 XXX 0

Plenilune · #2 02-16-2020, 07:29 PM

Fair Grounds R5

3 Shake Some Action
1 Chestertown
1A Winning Impression
2 Sharecropper

R5: cal828 - DC BAX 17 34
R5: Plenilune ABX 25 27
R5: DonGuido XAB 5 20
R5: RUFFIAN-333 CAX 7 14
R5: JolyB XAC 5 7
R5: Roamin42 CBX 7 7
R5: Alli XBA 5 5
R5: Real Quiet XBC 5 5

Plenilune · #3 02-16-2020, 07:34 PM

Fair Grounds R6 Colonel Power S.

9 Just Might
2 Chaos Theory
1 Fast Boat

Scratched: 7 8

R6: cal828 - DC XXB 1 35
R6: Plenilune XXC 1 28
R6: DonGuido XAC 5 25
R6: RUFFIAN-333 XBC 5 19
R6: JolyB XCB 5 12
R6: Real Quiet XCA 5 10
R6: Roamin42 XAX 2 9
R6: Alli XXA 1 6

Plenilune · #4 02-16-2020, 07:37 PM

Fair Grounds R7

10 Chrystal Sphere
7 Verb
1 Mystic Guide

R7: Plenilune BAX 17 45
R7: DonGuido ACX 15 40
R7: cal828 - DC XXX 0 35
R7: JolyB BAX 17 29
R7: RUFFIAN-333 CBX 7 26
R7: Alli BAX 17 23
R7: Real Quiet CAX 7 17
R7: Roamin42 CXX 3 12

Plenilune · #5 02-16-2020, 07:44 PM

Fair Grounds R8 Albert M. Stall Memorial S.

4 She'sonthewarpath
2 Mitchell Road
5 Quick Witted

Scratched: 15 16

R8: Plenilune XAX 2 47
R8: DonGuido XAX 2 42
R8: cal828 - DC XCX 2 37
R8: JolyB XAX 2 31
R8: RUFFIAN-333 XAX 2 28
R8: Alli XBX 2 25
R8: Real Quiet XBX 2 19
R8: Roamin42 CBX 7 19

Plenilune · #6 02-16-2020, 07:46 PM

Fair Grounds R9 Mineshaft S. G3

4 Silver Dust
3 Gun It
11 Pirate's Punch

Scratched: 5 7

R9: Plenilune AXX 10 57
R9: DonGuido AXX 10 52
R9: cal828 - DC AXX 10 47
R9: JolyB AXX 10 41
R9: Alli AXX 10 35
R9: RUFFIAN-333 BXX 3 31
R9: Real Quiet CXX 3 22
R9: Roamin42 XXX 0 19

Plenilune · #7 02-16-2020, 07:49 PM

Fair Grounds R10 Fair Grounds S. G3

4 Factor This
2 Synchrony
3 Botswana

Scratched: 1 9 11 14

R10: Plenilune XCX 2 59
R10: DonGuido XAX 2 54
R10: cal828 - DC XAX 2 49
R10: JolyB XAX 2 43
R10: RUFFIAN-333 CAX 7 38
R10: Alli XAX 2 37
R10: Real Quiet CAX 7 29
R10: Roamin42 CBX 7 26

Plenilune · #8 02-16-2020, 07:51 PM

Fair Grounds R11 Rachel Alexandra S. presented by Fasig-Tipton G2

7 Finite
6 British Idiom
3 Swiss Skydiver

R11: cal828 - DC ABC 35 84
R11: Plenilune ABX 25 84
R11: DonGuido BAX 17 71
R11: JolyB ABX 25 68
R11: RUFFIAN-333 BAX 17 55
R11: Roamin42 CBA 20 46
R11: Alli CAX 7 44
R11: Real Quiet XBA 5 34

Plenilune · #9 02-16-2020, 07:53 PM

Fair Grounds R12 Risen Star S. presented by Lamarque Ford G2 (Part One)

9 Mr. Monomoy
8 Enforceable
2 Silver State

R12: cal828 - DC XCB 5 89
R12: Plenilune XAB 5 89
R12: RUFFIAN-333 BAC 25 80
R12: DonGuido XAB 5 76
R12: JolyB XAX 2 70
R12: Roamin42 XCA 5 51
R12: Alli XBC 5 49
R12: Real Quiet CBX 7 41

Plenilune · #10 02-16-2020, 07:56 PM

Fair Grounds R13 Risen Star S. presented by Lamarque Ford G2 (Part Two)

1 Modernist
7 Major Fed
12 Ny Traffic

Scratched: 2

cal828 strikes again with a repeat win! Plenilune runs second. RUFFIAN-333 lands third. DonGuido nicely rounds out the super.

1 cal828 - DC XCX 2 91
2 Plenilune XXX 0 89
3 RUFFIAN-333 XXC 1 81
4 DonGuido XCX 2 78

R13: JolyB CXX 3 73
R13: Alli BXX 3 52
R13: Roamin42 XXX 0 51
R13: Real Quiet XXC 1 42

JolyB · #11 02-17-2020, 08:18 AM

In honor of Presidents' Day, Gulfstream Park is running a series of starter handicap races that they have named after the nicknames of either former Presidents or, when the races are for fillies and mares, after former First Ladies.

The races are named: Little Magician, Trust Buster, Mary Todd, Lady Bird, Mrs. Presidentress, Rough and Ready, American Fabius, Sage of Monticello, Rail Splitter and Old Man Eloquent. There is also one allowance race since a race that was to be named the Old Hickory didn't fill. Quick, without using Google, how many can you identify?

Given the way that Cal has been dominating our points contests this year, it is a shame that they couldn't find a race to name in honor of our 30th President.

By the way, Cal, that's my sort of feeble attempt to congratulate you on your win at the Fair Grounds on what turned out to be a real skullbuster of a card. Very nicely done.

cal828 · #12 02-17-2020, 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by JolyB

In honor of Presidents' Day, Gulfstream Park is running a series of starter handicap races that they have named after the nicknames of either former Presidents or, when the races are for fillies and mares, after former First Ladies.

The races are named: Little Magician, Trust Buster, Mary Todd, Lady Bird, Mrs. Presidentress, Rough and Ready, American Fabius, Sage of Monticello, Rail Splitter and Old Man Eloquent. There is also one allowance race since a race that was to be named the Old Hickory didn't fill. Quick, without using Google, how many can you identify?

Given the way that Cal has been dominating our points contests this year, it is a shame that they couldn't find a race to name in honor of our 30th President.

By the way, Cal, that's my sort of feeble attempt to congratulate you on your win at the Fair Grounds on what turned out to be a real skullbuster of a card. Very nicely done.

Thanks. Have to venture some guesses at the names of the races. I've always loved trivia. I think Little Magician might be Madison. Trust Buster might be Teddy Roosevelt, but Rough and Ready might be too, but maybe that might be one of the military men that was President like Zachary Taylor?
Sage of Monticello has to be Jefferson. Rail Splitter has to be Lincoln. Have no clue who Fabius was or Old Man Eloquent. Maybe John Adams? Of course, Old Hickory everyone will know as Andrew Jackson. Mary Todd is Mary Todd Lincoln. Lady Bird is Lady Bird Johnson. Mrs. Presidentress? No clue. Maybe Martha Washington?

DonGuido · #13 02-17-2020, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by cal828

Thanks. Have to venture some guesses at the names of the races. I've always loved trivia. I think Little Magician might be Madison. Trust Buster might be Teddy Roosevelt, but Rough and Ready might be too, but maybe that might be one of the military men that was President like Zachary Taylor?
Sage of Monticello has to be Jefferson. Rail Splitter has to be Lincoln. Have no clue who Fabius was or Old Man Eloquent. Maybe John Adams? Of course, Old Hickory everyone will know as Andrew Jackson. Mary Todd is Mary Todd Lincoln. Lady Bird is Lady Bird Johnson. Mrs. Presidentress? No clue. Maybe Martha Washington?

Trust Buster has to be Trump!!! No politics involved

DonGuido · #14 02-17-2020, 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Plenilune

Fair Grounds R13 Risen Star S. presented by Lamarque Ford G2 (Part Two)

1 Modernist
7 Major Fed
12 Ny Traffic

Scratched: 2

cal828 strikes again with a repeat win! Plenilune runs second. RUFFIAN-333 lands third. DonGuido nicely rounds out the super.

1 cal828 - DC XCX 2 91
2 Plenilune XXX 0 89
3 RUFFIAN-333 XXC 1 81
4 DonGuido XCX 2 78

R13: JolyB CXX 3 73
R13: Alli BXX 3 52
R13: Roamin42 XXX 0 51
R13: Real Quiet XXC 1 42

Cala 828 nails another ThreePeat. That very astute tri in Race 11, squashed any hopes for the rest of us.

cal828 · #15 02-17-2020, 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by DonGuido

Trust Buster has to be Trump!!! No politics involved

Well, it could be "the Great Prevaricator" or "The Great Equivocator" or maybe simply "The King," as he with great modesty and humility likes to call himself.

I am just wondering whether it's too late for us to write a letter to the Queen and say we're sorry for 1776. She seems like a nice lady. Maybe she'll take us back?

JolyB · #16 02-17-2020, 12:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cal828

Well, it could be "the Great Prevaricator" or "The Great Equivocator" or maybe simply "The King," as he with great modesty and humility likes to call himself.

I am just wondering whether it's too late for us to write a letter to the Queen and say we're sorry for 1776. She seems like a nice lady. Maybe she'll take us back?

The Queen has spent too much of her reign overseeing the departure of former colonies to think about taking a troublesome one back. Besides, if we insisted that we have representation for our taxation, she would lose all interest.

I didn't mean to start a political discussion by my post. The current occupant of the White House is definitely not the answer to any of the questions.

DonGuido · #17 02-17-2020, 12:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cal828

Well, it could be "the Great Prevaricator" or "The Great Equivocator" or maybe simply "The King," as he with great modesty and humility likes to call himself.

I am just wondering whether it's too late for us to write a letter to the Queen and say we're sorry for 1776. She seems like a nice lady. Maybe she'll take us back?

I'd like to add to this but I'll keep my understandings or misunderstandings painfully evident on my Facebook narration, lest I rub some of my "Call To Post" friends feathers the wrong way.

Where do you think we're off to next weekend, Cal?

DonGuido · #18 02-17-2020, 12:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JolyB

The Queen has spent too much of her reign overseeing the departure of former colonies to think about taking a troublesome one back. Besides, if we insisted that we have representation for our taxation, she would lose all interest.

I didn't mean to start a political discussion by my post. The current occupant of the White House is definitely not the answer to any of the questions.

No harm done JB, if anything I took it to the insinuated side of politics. i believe Cal and I were just having fun. Moving on to what we are all here for: Thoroughbred Racing.

cal828 · #19 02-17-2020, 12:56 PM

I haven't a clue about the next venue. I was hoping all the not so great possibilities were behind us with all the derby trail races being offered most weekends. Not a lot of exciting stakes races this coming weekend. Gulf has a trio of sprint stakes. Maybe we will have to see which venue has some good supporting races. Gulf and Oaklawn always seem to have fairly full fields. Oaklawn's sole stakes is an Arky bred affair, I think which is about as bad as they get, but might have some nice allowances. I am open to suggestions.

DonGuido · #20 02-17-2020, 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by cal828

I haven't a clue about the next venue. I was hoping all the not so great possibilities were behind us with all the derby trail races being offered most weekends. Not a lot of exciting stakes races this coming weekend. Gulf has a trio of sprint stakes. Maybe we will have to see which venue has some good supporting races. Gulf and Oaklawn always seem to have fairly full fields. Oaklawn's sole stakes is an Arky bred affair, I think which is about as bad as they get, but might have some nice allowances. I am open to suggestions.

At times here we play an all stakes card using two tracks but no more than two (cost reasons for those of us that pay for PPs). Wasn't sure you knew we have that option.