WO · 2026-09-20

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 24.11 · 50.38 · 1:16.77 · 1:41.14 · Final 1:47.63

Splits (26:27) (26:39) (24:37) (6:49)

ENCORE MO was hustled at the start utilizing the inside post to be loose on the lead setting an honest pace in the beginning, slowed the pace down considerably while unopposed down the backstretch, continued to canter along up front on the far turn still being allowed to dictate a very soft pace in the running around the far turn, spurted away when briefly challenged outside turning for home and under a busy ride had just left in reserve late to last at the wire for the frontrunning win. AUDI'S WORLD was unhurried trailing the field in the early stages, started to close the gap on the final bend, was roused to go three wide at the quarter pole commencing a rally, swung out widest, full of run in the five path at the top of the stretch, steadily was gaining through the lane but with one last charge just missed getting to the winner at the wire. FOG D'ORO travelled outside another two wide on the initial bend, made no progression outside a dawdling pace down the backstretch, came with a rally three wide around runners prompting the issue at the quarter pole, could not continue on with the front pair by the furlong pole but still finished up well enough to be alone at the finish line capturing the show award. FOUND MONEY was brushed between foes on the start, sat contently on the outside of the pacesetter on the first of two turns, remained outside the leader applying no pressure with the pace coming to a walk midway down the backstretch, moved in two wide making a bid being forced to go by the outside foe who was also commencing a run at the quarter pole, shifted to the three path for the stretch drive, lacked a rally being relegated to last with a furlong remaining but did show late grit to be resurgent in the final seventy yards capturing a minor placing. BILDEAN broke outwards on the start, was well positioned on the fence keeping a close eye on the pacesetter while sitting in midfield, was roused for more on the rail at the quarter pole shaving the corner coming with mild run, had a chance for a piece of the prize in upper stretch but came up empty inside of rivals in the final eighth of a mile.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #1 Encore Mo · close 4-1

• ENCORE MO was hustled at the start utilizing the inside post to be loose on the lead setting an honest pace in the beginning, slowed the pace down considerably while unopposed down the backstretch, continued to canter along up front on the far turn still being allowed to dictate a very soft pace in the running around the far turn, spurted away when briefly challenged outside turning for home and under a busy ride had just left in reserve late to last at the wire for the frontrunning win.
• AUDI'S WORLD was unhurried trailing the field in the early stages, started to close the gap on the final bend, was roused to go three wide at the quarter pole commencing a rally, swung out widest, full of run in the five path at the top of the stretch, steadily was gaining through the lane but with one last charge just missed getting to the winner at the wire.
• FOG D'ORO travelled outside another two wide on the initial bend, made no progression outside a dawdling pace down the backstretch, came with a rally three wide around runners prompting the issue at the quarter pole, could not continue on with the front pair by the furlong pole but still finished up well enough to be alone at the finish line capturing the show award.
• FOUND MONEY was brushed between foes on the start, sat contently on the outside of the pacesetter on the first of two turns, remained outside the leader applying no pressure with the pace coming to a walk midway down the backstretch, moved in two wide making a bid being forced to go by the outside foe who was also commencing a run at the quarter pole, shifted to the three path for the stretch drive, lacked a rally being relegated to last with a furlong remaining but did show late grit to be resurgent in the final seventy yards capturing a minor placing.
• BILDEAN broke outwards on the start, was well positioned on the fence keeping a close eye on the pacesetter while sitting in midfield, was roused for more on the rail at the quarter pole shaving the corner coming with mild run, had a chance for a piece of the prize in upper stretch but came up empty inside of rivals in the final eighth of a mile.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS · Pass held · pass

Price model

PASS · no overlay — then-active overlay passed — noticed, not in use

Book

none

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5. Chart note

Quotes footnotes, sheet, and card review. Not a weight.

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
ENCORE MO was hustled at the start utilizing the inside post to be loose on the lead setting an honest pace in the beginning, slowed the pace down considerably while unopposed down the backstretch, continued to canter along up front on the far turn still being allowed to dictate a very soft pace in the running around the far turn, spurted away when briefly challenged outside turning for home and under a busy ride had just left in reserve late to last at the wire for the frontrunning win. AUDI'S WORLD was unhurried trailing the field in the early stages, started to close the gap on the final bend, was roused to go three wide at the quarter pole commencing a rally, swung out widest, full of run in the five path at the top of the stretch, steadily was gaining through the lane but with one last charge just missed getting to the winner at the wire. FOG D'ORO travelled outside another two wide on the initial bend, made no progression outside a dawdling pace down the backstretch, came with a rally three wide around runners prompting the issue at the quarter pole, could not continue on with the front pair by the furlong pole but still finished up well enough to be alone at the finish line capturing the show award. FOUND MONEY was brushed between foes on the start, sat contently on the outside of the pacesetter on the first of two turns, remained outside the leader applying no pressure with the pace coming to a walk midway down the backstretch, moved in two wide making a bid being forced to go by the outside foe who was also commencing a run at the quarter pole, shifted to the three path for the stretch drive, lacked a rally being relegated to last with a furlong remaining but did show late grit to be resurgent in the final seventy yards capturing a minor placing. BILDEAN broke outwards on the start, was well positioned on the fence keeping a close eye on the pacesetter while sitting in midfield, was roused for more on the rail at the quarter pole shaving the corner coming with mild run, had a chance for a piece of the prize in upper stretch but came up empty inside of rivals in the final eighth of a mile.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE No dedicated early; crawl likely; all closers need a pace target that may never materialize — stalker #5 FOUND MONEY best positioned in A/B, but figs and model signal are weak · CHALK #2 AUDIS WORLD · solid · rising figs, 3rd-start cycle, inside post, best model score by a wide margin — legitimate favorite, just not a price

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 WO R1 pass_ok · winner #1 ENCORE MO @ 4 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.33 · 47.44 · 1:11.81 · 1:23.92 · Final 1:36.35

Splits (24:11) (24:37) (12:11) (12:43)

TALENT SHOW was checked on the fence a couple of times keen inside and behind runners in the early going, shifted outside in the third flight with runners on each side having trouble again taken a hold of briefly at the five eighths marker, made first run circling horses three wide at the five sixteenths pole posing the only threat at the top of the stretch and grinded away outside a stubborn pacesetter to get the nose down right at the finish line for the victory. NAUGHTY DESTINY had the lead while positioned well off the fence early on, continued to control the pace just off the rail down the back straight, moved well in hand still up top but having a few rivals bearing down outside at the quarter pole, found more when called upon edging away inside straightening out for the drive, kept going on in mid-stretch but could not fend off the winners late surge outside getting nabbed right at the wire. PURRFECT GIRL had the rail position in mid-division, was shuffled back slightly on the fence at the five sixteenths pole inside two others, had nowhere to go at the three eighths marker inside two runners as well as struck behind foes, shifted out three wide getting clear run at the quarter marker, angled to the four path in with a chance in upper stretch, closed in smartly at the furlong pole but stalled switching back to the incorrect lead at the sixteenth pole finishing up a non threatening third. TWISTING PISTONS tracking the frontrunner on the fence, waited patiently on the rail midway through the final bend while outside rivals were commencing a run, skimmed the fence get a clear path at the top of the lane but failed to fire inside foes through the stretch settling on the fringes. ENGLISH JUBILEE travelled three wide in mid-pack on the first bend, sat outside foes three deep down the back straight, came under a drive three wide midway around the final bend making little headway, was pushed out by another at the quarter pole to be widest in the five path at the top of the stretch and could not get involved in the late running. MAGIC MODIE was forwardly placed outside tracking the frontrunner, chased between runners two wide making little headway on the far turn and could not find more wilting in the three path by upper stretch. POETIC AMY was allowed to settle at the rear in the beginning while content staying outside three wide on the first of two turns, lagged behind down the backstretch, made no impression at the tail end staying again at least three wide through the second bend and could not factor in the stretch running.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #2 Talent Show · close 1.95-1

• TALENT SHOW was checked on the fence a couple of times keen inside and behind runners in the early going, shifted outside in the third flight with runners on each side having trouble again taken a hold of briefly at the five eighths marker, made first run circling horses three wide at the five sixteenths pole posing the only threat at the top of the stretch and grinded away outside a stubborn pacesetter to get the nose down right at the finish line for the victory.
• NAUGHTY DESTINY had the lead while positioned well off the fence early on, continued to control the pace just off the rail down the back straight, moved well in hand still up top but having a few rivals bearing down outside at the quarter pole, found more when called upon edging away inside straightening out for the drive, kept going on in mid-stretch but could not fend off the winners late surge outside getting nabbed right at the wire.
• PURRFECT GIRL had the rail position in mid-division, was shuffled back slightly on the fence at the five sixteenths pole inside two others, had nowhere to go at the three eighths marker inside two runners as well as struck behind foes, shifted out three wide getting clear run at the quarter marker, angled to the four path in with a chance in upper stretch, closed in smartly at the furlong pole but stalled switching back to the incorrect lead at the sixteenth pole finishing up a non threatening third.
• TWISTING PISTONS tracking the frontrunner on the fence, waited patiently on the rail midway through the final bend while outside rivals were commencing a run, skimmed the fence get a clear path at the top of the lane but failed to fire inside foes through the stretch settling on the fringes.
• ENGLISH JUBILEE travelled three wide in mid-pack on the first bend, sat outside foes three deep down the back straight, came under a drive three wide midway around the final bend making little headway, was pushed out by another at the quarter pole to be widest in the five path at the top of the stretch and could not get involved in the late running.
• MAGIC MODIE was forwardly placed outside tracking the frontrunner, chased between runners two wide making little headway on the far turn and could not find more wilting in the three path by upper stretch.
• POETIC AMY was allowed to settle at the rear in the beginning while content staying outside three wide on the first of two turns, lagged behind down the backstretch, made no impression at the tail end staying again at least three wide through the second bend and could not factor in the stretch running.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS · Pass held · pass

Price model

PASS · no overlay — then-active overlay passed — noticed, not in use

Book

none

4. What we keep

• Sheet MEMORY may cite the footnote next time. Same-day races do not leak.
• How hard we tilt toward the model does not change. Last test of the price model stays a caption.
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5. Chart note

Quotes footnotes, sheet, and card review. Not a weight.

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
TALENT SHOW was checked on the fence a couple of times keen inside and behind runners in the early going, shifted outside in the third flight with runners on each side having trouble again taken a hold of briefly at the five eighths marker, made first run circling horses three wide at the five sixteenths pole posing the only threat at the top of the stretch and grinded away outside a stubborn pacesetter to get the nose down right at the finish line for the victory. NAUGHTY DESTINY had the lead while positioned well off the fence early on, continued to control the pace just off the rail down the back straight, moved well in hand still up top but having a few rivals bearing down outside at the quarter pole, found more when called upon edging away inside straightening out for the drive, kept going on in mid-stretch but could not fend off the winners late surge outside getting nabbed right at the wire. PURRFECT GIRL had the rail position in mid-division, was shuffled back slightly on the fence at the five sixteenths pole inside two others, had nowhere to go at the three eighths marker inside two runners as well as struck behind foes, shifted out three wide getting clear run at the quarter marker, angled to the four path in with a chance in upper stretch, closed in smartly at the furlong pole but stalled switching back to the incorrect lead at the sixteenth pole finishing up a non threatening third. TWISTING PISTONS tracking the frontrunner on the fence, waited patiently on the rail midway through the final bend while outside rivals were commencing a run, skimmed the fence get a clear path at the top of the lane but failed to fire inside foes through the stretch settling on the fringes. ENGLISH JUBILEE travelled three wide in mid-pack on the first bend, sat outside foes three deep down the back straight, came under a drive three wide midway around the final bend making little headway, was pushed out by another at the quarter pole to be widest in the five path at the top of the stretch and could not get involved in the late running. MAGIC MODIE was forwardly placed outside tracking the frontrunner, chased between runners two wide making little headway on the far turn and could not find more wilting in the three path by upper stretch. POETIC AMY was allowed to settle at the rear in the beginning while content staying outside three wide on the first of two turns, lagged behind down the backstretch, made no impression at the tail end staying again at least three wide through the second bend and could not factor in the stretch running.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Three-way early speed duel (#3 #1 #6); bias and surface stats both favor closers/stalkers; #4 sits perfectly but is chalk · CHALK #4 PURRFECT GIRL · solid · trouble excuse last, best pace path, model overlay, turf trip win on file — rightful favorite, no fade reason

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 WO R2 pass_ok · winner #2 TALENT SHOW @ 1.95 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.69 · 47.56 · 59.18 · Final 1:05.37

Splits (23:87) (11:62) (6:19)

VERGE had a nice spot rating kindly sitting just outside and off the pacesetter down the backstretch, inched up flanking the leader outside between horses two wide in midturn, chipped away in the three path posing the main opposition in upper stretch and wore down the stubborn frontrunner in deep stretch for the win. SIGN THE PAPERS was nudged on leaving the gate loose on the engine down the backstretch, had the fence narrowly up top under a hold bunching up the field at the quarter pole, fought on determinedly holding on through mid-stretch inside bit could not fend off the relentless pressure by the winner late when giving away grudgingly in the final seventy yards. TOWNLINE BERTIE settled inside another in mid-division, took closer order on the fence at the half, sat poised on the rail behind runners on the turn at the quarter marker, advanced hugging the rail taking the corner, could not match strides with the lead duo at the furlong pole but dug in late to hold on inside for the show award. SILENT EXPLOSION pulled at the rider outside foes having only the poor starter beaten along the backside, tried to circle four wide around three rivals with a sharp turn of foot at the quarter pole, swung out widest in the five path but could not sustain the strong momentum turning for home and finished up mildly in the last eighth of a mile for a minor share only. MORRISSEAU had the outside position sitting in the middle of the pack, began to pick up the bit three wide between foes at the five sixteenths pole, angled to the four path in the mix with rivals on either side in upper stretch but could not find more late weakening by the furlong marker. OD BITOLA was away slowly being hard ridden just to stay involved down the backstretch, lagged well behind the group unable to keep up through the turn and lost touch with the pack by upper stretch.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #6 Verge · close 1.95-1

• VERGE had a nice spot rating kindly sitting just outside and off the pacesetter down the backstretch, inched up flanking the leader outside between horses two wide in midturn, chipped away in the three path posing the main opposition in upper stretch and wore down the stubborn frontrunner in deep stretch for the win.
• SIGN THE PAPERS was nudged on leaving the gate loose on the engine down the backstretch, had the fence narrowly up top under a hold bunching up the field at the quarter pole, fought on determinedly holding on through mid-stretch inside bit could not fend off the relentless pressure by the winner late when giving away grudgingly in the final seventy yards.
• TOWNLINE BERTIE settled inside another in mid-division, took closer order on the fence at the half, sat poised on the rail behind runners on the turn at the quarter marker, advanced hugging the rail taking the corner, could not match strides with the lead duo at the furlong pole but dug in late to hold on inside for the show award.
• SILENT EXPLOSION pulled at the rider outside foes having only the poor starter beaten along the backside, tried to circle four wide around three rivals with a sharp turn of foot at the quarter pole, swung out widest in the five path but could not sustain the strong momentum turning for home and finished up mildly in the last eighth of a mile for a minor share only.
• MORRISSEAU had the outside position sitting in the middle of the pack, began to pick up the bit three wide between foes at the five sixteenths pole, angled to the four path in the mix with rivals on either side in upper stretch but could not find more late weakening by the furlong marker.
• OD BITOLA was away slowly being hard ridden just to stay involved down the backstretch, lagged well behind the group unable to keep up through the turn and lost touch with the pack by upper stretch.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS · Pass held · pass

Price model

PASS · no overlay — then-active overlay passed — noticed, not in use

Book

none

4. What we keep

• Sheet MEMORY may cite the footnote next time. Same-day races do not leak.
• How hard we tilt toward the model does not change. Last test of the price model stays a caption.
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5. Chart note

Quotes footnotes, sheet, and card review. Not a weight.

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
VERGE had a nice spot rating kindly sitting just outside and off the pacesetter down the backstretch, inched up flanking the leader outside between horses two wide in midturn, chipped away in the three path posing the main opposition in upper stretch and wore down the stubborn frontrunner in deep stretch for the win. SIGN THE PAPERS was nudged on leaving the gate loose on the engine down the backstretch, had the fence narrowly up top under a hold bunching up the field at the quarter pole, fought on determinedly holding on through mid-stretch inside bit could not fend off the relentless pressure by the winner late when giving away grudgingly in the final seventy yards. TOWNLINE BERTIE settled inside another in mid-division, took closer order on the fence at the half, sat poised on the rail behind runners on the turn at the quarter marker, advanced hugging the rail taking the corner, could not match strides with the lead duo at the furlong pole but dug in late to hold on inside for the show award. SILENT EXPLOSION pulled at the rider outside foes having only the poor starter beaten along the backside, tried to circle four wide around three rivals with a sharp turn of foot at the quarter pole, swung out widest in the five path but could not sustain the strong momentum turning for home and finished up mildly in the last eighth of a mile for a minor share only. MORRISSEAU had the outside position sitting in the middle of the pack, began to pick up the bit three wide between foes at the five sixteenths pole, angled to the four path in the mix with rivals on either side in upper stretch but could not find more late weakening by the furlong marker. OD BITOLA was away slowly being hard ridden just to stay involved down the backstretch, lagged well behind the group unable to keep up through the turn and lost touch with the pack by upper stretch.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE All-debut chaos field; pace unknown, style unknown, no scenario tree possible · CHALK #6 VERGE & #3 SIGN THE PAPERS co-chalk · usable but short · model says both are priced exactly at fair value, zero edge either direction

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 WO R3 pass_ok · winner #6 VERGE @ 1.95 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.74 · 47.56 · 1:11.30 · 1:22.79 · Final 1:35.17

Splits (23:82) (23:74) (11:49) (12:38)

DECADENT DANISH was lightly bumped into a rival at the start, was prominent early, stalked from outside into the turn going two to three wide, bid at the top of the stretch, edged clear by mid-stretch, came out through mid- to late-stretch and just held. NEXT PITCH was lightly bumped at the start, settled inside at the rear, came out four to five wide at the top of the stretch, made a steady bid gaining on the leader but just missed. SOUTHERN STYLE broke inwardly bumping a rival lightly at the start settled off the pace outside, took closer order stalking three to four wide on the turn, loomed a threat in mid-stretch, could not kick on with the top ones and was in a bit tight right at the wire. UNIQUE POWER was encouraged forward inside to take the lead, set the pace inside, lacked the needed late kick. WILD CARD broke just a bit awkwardly, was prominent early but under a hold and taken back from between runners stalking in behind and between, failed to rally. TWENTYTWO SOLES was lightly bumped at the start, tucked in early and moved up inside to track just in behind the leader, was encouraged along by the seven-sixteenths, weakened in the stretch.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #5 Decadent Danish · close 5.50-1

• DECADENT DANISH was lightly bumped into a rival at the start, was prominent early, stalked from outside into the turn going two to three wide, bid at the top of the stretch, edged clear by mid-stretch, came out through mid- to late-stretch and just held.
• NEXT PITCH was lightly bumped at the start, settled inside at the rear, came out four to five wide at the top of the stretch, made a steady bid gaining on the leader but just missed.
• SOUTHERN STYLE broke inwardly bumping a rival lightly at the start settled off the pace outside, took closer order stalking three to four wide on the turn, loomed a threat in mid-stretch, could not kick on with the top ones and was in a bit tight right at the wire.
• UNIQUE POWER was encouraged forward inside to take the lead, set the pace inside, lacked the needed late kick.
• WILD CARD broke just a bit awkwardly, was prominent early but under a hold and taken back from between runners stalking in behind and between, failed to rally.
• TWENTYTWO SOLES was lightly bumped at the start, tucked in early and moved up inside to track just in behind the leader, was encouraged along by the seven-sixteenths, weakened in the stretch.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS · Pass held · pass

Price model

PASS · no overlay — then-active overlay passed — noticed, not in use

Book

none

4. What we keep

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
DECADENT DANISH was lightly bumped into a rival at the start, was prominent early, stalked from outside into the turn going two to three wide, bid at the top of the stretch, edged clear by mid-stretch, came out through mid- to late-stretch and just held. NEXT PITCH was lightly bumped at the start, settled inside at the rear, came out four to five wide at the top of the stretch, made a steady bid gaining on the leader but just missed. SOUTHERN STYLE broke inwardly bumping a rival lightly at the start settled off the pace outside, took closer order stalking three to four wide on the turn, loomed a threat in mid-stretch, could not kick on with the top ones and was in a bit tight right at the wire. UNIQUE POWER was encouraged forward inside to take the lead, set the pace inside, lacked the needed late kick. WILD CARD broke just a bit awkwardly, was prominent early but under a hold and taken back from between runners stalking in behind and between, failed to rally. TWENTYTWO SOLES was lightly bumped at the start, tucked in early and moved up inside to track just in behind the leader, was encouraged along by the seven-sixteenths, weakened in the stretch.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE No dedicated early; crawl likely; pressers inherit; closers need collapse — hurts one-run types, softly favors the few horses with tactical flexibility · CHALK #4 TWENTYTWO SOLES 2-1 / #6 SOUTHERN STYLE 5-2 — both short; SOUTHERN STYLE is *solid* (rising figs, OC40k class match, top zForm 1.26, proven at WO turf); TWENTYTWO SOLES is *usable but short* (last fig on dirt, zForm negative, route risk)

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 WO R4 pass_ok · winner #5 DECADENT DANISH @ 5.5 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.05 · 46.17 · 58.74 · Final 1:11.68

Splits (23:12) (12:57) (12:94)

EUBANK settled on the outside sitting in midfield along the back straightaway, took aim closing in sharply three wide on the front twosome at the quarter pole, was in full flight widest in the four path at the head of the lane, powered past rivals by the sixteenth pole taking over control and won going away when crossing the finish line. CAN'T TIE ME DOWN kept a close eye on the engaged duo holding the rail position, chased the contesting duo two wide through the bend keeping pace by the quarter pole, moved to the four-path looking for a seam straightening out for home, darted to the rail getting a clear path at the furlong marker and surged inside in the late going o best the rest for the runners up share. MUNNYSTRUCK prompted the issue on the outside early on, continued to press the pace two wide outside the frontrunner in midturn, shifted to the three path getting a neck in front with runners on both sides at the top of the stretch, still was clinging onto the lead between horses with a furlong remaining but could not find more in deep stretch fading with seventy yards to go holding safely for the third place position at the wire. DWIGHT had a narrow advantage inside another while traveling in the two path down the backside, maintained a slim lead on the rail still moving comfortably in hand on the turn, surrendered the front end two wide turning for home inside three rivals and gave way in the two path between runners in the last sixteenth to be a fringe player in the end. SIDELOAD WILLIS was near the rear well in range of the front foursome down the backside, came under a drive but was going in the wrong direction with the lead quarter pulling away midway around the oval and could not factor in the drive to the finish line. BONGINO WARRIOR tossed its head right when the gates opened up then dwelt spotting the field by many losing all chance on the break, was well behind the group around the turn but did run on through the stretch drive almost getting to a rival in deep stretch. STEWARDS GENERAL INQUIRY REGARDING #1 BONGINO WARRIOR ON THE BREAK WAS DEEMED TO HAVE RECIEVED A FAIR START

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #4 Eubank · close 2.55-1

• EUBANK settled on the outside sitting in midfield along the back straightaway, took aim closing in sharply three wide on the front twosome at the quarter pole, was in full flight widest in the four path at the head of the lane, powered past rivals by the sixteenth pole taking over control and won going away when crossing the finish line.
• CAN'T TIE ME DOWN kept a close eye on the engaged duo holding the rail position, chased the contesting duo two wide through the bend keeping pace by the quarter pole, moved to the four-path looking for a seam straightening out for home, darted to the rail getting a clear path at the furlong marker and surged inside in the late going o best the rest for the runners up share.
• MUNNYSTRUCK prompted the issue on the outside early on, continued to press the pace two wide outside the frontrunner in midturn, shifted to the three path getting a neck in front with runners on both sides at the top of the stretch, still was clinging onto the lead between horses with a furlong remaining but could not find more in deep stretch fading with seventy yards to go holding safely for the third place position at the wire.
• DWIGHT had a narrow advantage inside another while traveling in the two path down the backside, maintained a slim lead on the rail still moving comfortably in hand on the turn, surrendered the front end two wide turning for home inside three rivals and gave way in the two path between runners in the last sixteenth to be a fringe player in the end.
• SIDELOAD WILLIS was near the rear well in range of the front foursome down the backside, came under a drive but was going in the wrong direction with the lead quarter pulling away midway around the oval and could not factor in the drive to the finish line.
• BONGINO WARRIOR tossed its head right when the gates opened up then dwelt spotting the field by many losing all chance on the break, was well behind the group around the turn but did run on through the stretch drive almost getting to a rival in deep stretch. STEWARDS GENERAL INQUIRY REGARDING #1 BONGINO WARRIOR ON THE BREAK WAS DEEMED TO HAVE RECIEVED A FAIR START

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS · Pass held · pass

Price model

PASS · no overlay — then-active overlay passed — noticed, not in use

Book

none

4. What we keep

• Sheet MEMORY may cite the footnote next time. Same-day races do not leak.
• How hard we tilt toward the model does not change. Last test of the price model stays a caption.
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5. Chart note

Quotes footnotes, sheet, and card review. Not a weight.

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
EUBANK settled on the outside sitting in midfield along the back straightaway, took aim closing in sharply three wide on the front twosome at the quarter pole, was in full flight widest in the four path at the head of the lane, powered past rivals by the sixteenth pole taking over control and won going away when crossing the finish line. CAN'T TIE ME DOWN kept a close eye on the engaged duo holding the rail position, chased the contesting duo two wide through the bend keeping pace by the quarter pole, moved to the four-path looking for a seam straightening out for home, darted to the rail getting a clear path at the furlong marker and surged inside in the late going o best the rest for the runners up share. MUNNYSTRUCK prompted the issue on the outside early on, continued to press the pace two wide outside the frontrunner in midturn, shifted to the three path getting a neck in front with runners on both sides at the top of the stretch, still was clinging onto the lead between horses with a furlong remaining but could not find more in deep stretch fading with seventy yards to go holding safely for the third place position at the wire. DWIGHT had a narrow advantage inside another while traveling in the two path down the backside, maintained a slim lead on the rail still moving comfortably in hand on the turn, surrendered the front end two wide turning for home inside three rivals and gave way in the two path between runners in the last sixteenth to be a fringe player in the end. SIDELOAD WILLIS was near the rear well in range of the front foursome down the backside, came under a drive but was going in the wrong direction with the lead quarter pulling away midway around the oval and could not factor in the drive to the finish line. BONGINO WARRIOR tossed its head right when the gates opened up then dwelt spotting the field by many losing all chance on the break, was well behind the group around the turn but did run on through the stretch drive almost getting to a rival in deep stretch. STEWARDS GENERAL INQUIRY REGARDING #1 BONGINO WARRIOR ON THE BREAK WAS DEEMED TO HAVE RECIEVED A FAIR START

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Lone speed #4 EUBANK; speed-and-inside bias; E/EP horses favored; closers need a duel that may not materialize · CHALK #6 MUNNYSTRUCK 2-1 · short but usable — rising figs, 2nd-off-layoff, dictated pace last; model lines up with market (edge 0.001); solid, not opposable

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 WO R5 pass_ok · winner #4 EUBANK @ 2.55 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.11 · 47.69 · 1:11.65 · 1:23.95 · Final 1:36.41

Splits (24:58) (23:96) (12:30) (12:46)

CHAIRMAN BOB got away well then was taken hold settling in to track in behind the leaders along the inside saving ground, found room in upper stretch, bid up the rail near the furlong grounds, drew clear and held sway. CLASSIC DANCER broke outwardly lightly brushing a rival, moved soon to the lead, set the pace from just off the rail, was pressured past the half, came out a bit leaving the far turn, was overtaken in mid-stretch, proved no match for the winner but saved second. COMPTON settled outside at the rear racing three to four wide, swung six wide into upper stretch, kicked on well late to get up for third while narrowly missing the place. GRAFFITI WRITER stalked from outside mid-pack mostly two to three wide, came into upper stretch five deep, ran on but was outkicked for show honors. CIRCLE BACK JACK bobbled and was in tight at the start, raced at the back two to three wide between foes, failed to rally. ADAPTED switched outside the leader leaving the first turn, pulled a bit then was allowed to go and moved forward to press nearing the half, was still in contention into upper stretch then weakened. SNOOKERED settled at the rear inside, trailed into the far turn, swung seven wide into upper stretch, drifted out a bit, failed to menace.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #1 Chairman Bob · close 1.25-1

• CHAIRMAN BOB got away well then was taken hold settling in to track in behind the leaders along the inside saving ground, found room in upper stretch, bid up the rail near the furlong grounds, drew clear and held sway.
• CLASSIC DANCER broke outwardly lightly brushing a rival, moved soon to the lead, set the pace from just off the rail, was pressured past the half, came out a bit leaving the far turn, was overtaken in mid-stretch, proved no match for the winner but saved second.
• COMPTON settled outside at the rear racing three to four wide, swung six wide into upper stretch, kicked on well late to get up for third while narrowly missing the place.
• GRAFFITI WRITER stalked from outside mid-pack mostly two to three wide, came into upper stretch five deep, ran on but was outkicked for show honors.
• CIRCLE BACK JACK bobbled and was in tight at the start, raced at the back two to three wide between foes, failed to rally.
• ADAPTED switched outside the leader leaving the first turn, pulled a bit then was allowed to go and moved forward to press nearing the half, was still in contention into upper stretch then weakened.
• SNOOKERED settled at the rear inside, trailed into the far turn, swung seven wide into upper stretch, drifted out a bit, failed to menace.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS — the only model overlay is the co-chalk; sheet recommendation is PASS · Pass held · pass

Price model

PASS · no overlay — then-active overlay passed — noticed, not in use

Book

none

4. What we keep

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5. Chart note

Quotes footnotes, sheet, and card review. Not a weight.

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
CHAIRMAN BOB got away well then was taken hold settling in to track in behind the leaders along the inside saving ground, found room in upper stretch, bid up the rail near the furlong grounds, drew clear and held sway. CLASSIC DANCER broke outwardly lightly brushing a rival, moved soon to the lead, set the pace from just off the rail, was pressured past the half, came out a bit leaving the far turn, was overtaken in mid-stretch, proved no match for the winner but saved second. COMPTON settled outside at the rear racing three to four wide, swung six wide into upper stretch, kicked on well late to get up for third while narrowly missing the place. GRAFFITI WRITER stalked from outside mid-pack mostly two to three wide, came into upper stretch five deep, ran on but was outkicked for show honors. CIRCLE BACK JACK bobbled and was in tight at the start, raced at the back two to three wide between foes, failed to rally. ADAPTED switched outside the leader leaving the first turn, pulled a bit then was allowed to go and moved forward to press nearing the half, was still in contention into upper stretch then weakened. SNOOKERED settled at the rear inside, trailed into the far turn, swung seven wide into upper stretch, drifted out a bit, failed to menace.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS — the only model overlay is the co-chalk; sheet recommendation is PASS · SHAPE Lone speed (#4 CLASSIC DANCER), closers dominate field; scenario A favors the front, B/C flip to the closers · CHALK #7 COMPTON (ML 2) · solid-but-short · best late fig (LP 102), rising figs, won last out — no shape reason to oppose, just no price

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 WO R6 pass_ok · winner #1 CHAIRMAN BOB @ 1.25 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.52 · 47.25 · 1:10.29 · Final 1:16.27

Splits (23:73) (23:04) (5:98)

CYCLONE TAYLOR was bumped outside on the start, advanced between horses early on down the backstretch, kept a close eye outside on the front two by the half, edged up smoothly three wide on the turn, pounced in thew three path taking control at the top of the stretch and was kept busy in the final furlong holding sway from two outside foes at the finish line. HARD RIGHT was away alertly on the break then was wrangled back on the fence to be near the rear having only the troubled starter beaten by the five eighths pole, shifted outside at the half, closed the gap smartly three wide with three furlongs remaining, swung out widest having clear run in the five path at the head of the lane, was gaining steadily outside down the stretch to pose the main threat with a furlong from the prize but could not get to the winner in time at the wire. AUNTIE'S BAMBINO broke inwards then stumbled on the start, settled in mid-pack three deep in the early stages, travelled two wide early in the turn watching the front three rivals, shifted out making a run with three eighths still to go, angled to the four path very much in the conversation at the quarter pole, battled stubbornly between foes through the stretch drive but was outkicked in deep stretch to be a clear third at the finish line. SUPER TOM was off slowly spotting the field many lengths while being spurned on for more down the back straightaway, caught up to the group inside by the half taking the short way around the turn, shifted to the three path for the stretch run and managed to show a good effort passing a couple of tiring inside foes down the lane to be a fringe player in the end. STARSHIP SALUTE had a narrow advantage between foes shortly after leaving the gate, let the outside rival go on with it being reined back relinquishing the front end by the five furlong marker, tracked the leader inside the eventual winner midway through the turn, had the two path at the top of the lane still in the mix, moved to the rail in the final furlong but faded in deep stretch getting caught late by an outside foe losing a minor placing. SLIGHTLY NAUGHTY was keen outside foes pulling the rider down the backstretch to the outright lead by the five eighths marker, freewheeled loose up top setting basically an even pace around the turn, was collared outside relinquishing the lead to the eventual winner in upper stretch and yielded to the field on the rail by the furlong marker.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Cyclone Taylor · close 2.35-1

• CYCLONE TAYLOR was bumped outside on the start, advanced between horses early on down the backstretch, kept a close eye outside on the front two by the half, edged up smoothly three wide on the turn, pounced in thew three path taking control at the top of the stretch and was kept busy in the final furlong holding sway from two outside foes at the finish line.
• HARD RIGHT was away alertly on the break then was wrangled back on the fence to be near the rear having only the troubled starter beaten by the five eighths pole, shifted outside at the half, closed the gap smartly three wide with three furlongs remaining, swung out widest having clear run in the five path at the head of the lane, was gaining steadily outside down the stretch to pose the main threat with a furlong from the prize but could not get to the winner in time at the wire.
• AUNTIE'S BAMBINO broke inwards then stumbled on the start, settled in mid-pack three deep in the early stages, travelled two wide early in the turn watching the front three rivals, shifted out making a run with three eighths still to go, angled to the four path very much in the conversation at the quarter pole, battled stubbornly between foes through the stretch drive but was outkicked in deep stretch to be a clear third at the finish line.
• SUPER TOM was off slowly spotting the field many lengths while being spurned on for more down the back straightaway, caught up to the group inside by the half taking the short way around the turn, shifted to the three path for the stretch run and managed to show a good effort passing a couple of tiring inside foes down the lane to be a fringe player in the end.
• STARSHIP SALUTE had a narrow advantage between foes shortly after leaving the gate, let the outside rival go on with it being reined back relinquishing the front end by the five furlong marker, tracked the leader inside the eventual winner midway through the turn, had the two path at the top of the lane still in the mix, moved to the rail in the final furlong but faded in deep stretch getting caught late by an outside foe losing a minor placing.
• SLIGHTLY NAUGHTY was keen outside foes pulling the rider down the backstretch to the outright lead by the five eighths marker, freewheeled loose up top setting basically an even pace around the turn, was collared outside relinquishing the lead to the eventual winner in upper stretch and yielded to the field on the rail by the furlong marker.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS — #5 STARSHIP SALUTE is the only non-chalk overlay but all form is on dirt, going unknown, rising fig is a single flag not two, and 4.5 ML does not compensate for a full surface switch on debut over turf with no grass foundation · Pass held · pass

Price model

WATCH · #5 STARSHIP SALUTE · edge — overlay was not the official winner — noticed, not in use

Book

none

4. What we keep

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
CYCLONE TAYLOR was bumped outside on the start, advanced between horses early on down the backstretch, kept a close eye outside on the front two by the half, edged up smoothly three wide on the turn, pounced in thew three path taking control at the top of the stretch and was kept busy in the final furlong holding sway from two outside foes at the finish line. HARD RIGHT was away alertly on the break then was wrangled back on the fence to be near the rear having only the troubled starter beaten by the five eighths pole, shifted outside at the half, closed the gap smartly three wide with three furlongs remaining, swung out widest having clear run in the five path at the head of the lane, was gaining steadily outside down the stretch to pose the main threat with a furlong from the prize but could not get to the winner in time at the wire. AUNTIE'S BAMBINO broke inwards then stumbled on the start, settled in mid-pack three deep in the early stages, travelled two wide early in the turn watching the front three rivals, shifted out making a run with three eighths still to go, angled to the four path very much in the conversation at the quarter pole, battled stubbornly between foes through the stretch drive but was outkicked in deep stretch to be a clear third at the finish line. SUPER TOM was off slowly spotting the field many lengths while being spurned on for more down the back straightaway, caught up to the group inside by the half taking the short way around the turn, shifted to the three path for the stretch run and managed to show a good effort passing a couple of tiring inside foes down the lane to be a fringe player in the end. STARSHIP SALUTE had a narrow advantage between foes shortly after leaving the gate, let the outside rival go on with it being reined back relinquishing the front end by the five furlong marker, tracked the leader inside the eventual winner midway through the turn, had the two path at the top of the lane still in the mix, moved to the rail in the final furlong but faded in deep stretch getting caught late by an outside foe losing a minor placing. SLIGHTLY NAUGHTY was keen outside foes pulling the rider down the backstretch to the outright lead by the five eighths marker, freewheeled loose up top setting basically an even pace around the turn, was collared outside relinquishing the lead to the eventual winner in upper stretch and yielded to the field on the rail by the furlong marker.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS — #5 STARSHIP SALUTE is the only non-chalk overlay but all form is on dirt, going unknown, rising fig is a single flag not two, and 4.5 ML does not compensate for a full surface switch on debut over turf with no grass foundation · SHAPE Two-speed duel (#6 E vs #5 EP) · closers benefit in B/C · pressure high · CHALK #1 HARD RIGHT (2.5) and #3 CYCLONE TAYLOR (2.0) · both short · HARD RIGHT usable, CYCLONE TAYLOR model edge negative and style U with one troubled dirt start; neither opposable on pace but both are passes at price

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model WATCH #5 STARSHIP SALUTE · 2026-09-20 WO R7 overlay_miss · winner #3 CYCLONE TAYLOR @ 2.35 · overlay #5 STARSHIP SALUTE edge 0.025 · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.69 · 45.86 · 57.82 · Final 1:10.58

Splits (23:17) (11:96) (12:76)

ZIO CAVALLO quickly took the lead setting the pace near but off the inside, faced mild pressure midway up the backstretch, shook clear of foes leaving the turn and widened in upper stretch, held sway. JOE WEST was between foes at the rear heading up the backstretch, dropped back when in a bit tight trailing on the turn, fanned five wide into upper stretch, kept on to gain the place outside. FINE STYLE broke inwardly, raced off the pace between runners early, was blocked briefly about the five-sixteenths then shifted in to the rail, came out three to four wide in upper- to mid-stretch, ran on but was outkicked for second. CAJUN INFLUENCE settled off the pace racing outside foes, went three to four wide on the turn taking closer order, ran on but needed more. FLYONBYE was forced in at the start, moved forward in pursuit inside, was within striking distance along the rail turning for for home but failed to rally. SURE SHOT TIMBER broke outwardly a bit, moved forward after the opening furlong to press the eventual winner, raced two to three wide on the turn, dropped back and faded.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Zio Cavallo · close 3.90-1

• ZIO CAVALLO quickly took the lead setting the pace near but off the inside, faced mild pressure midway up the backstretch, shook clear of foes leaving the turn and widened in upper stretch, held sway.
• JOE WEST was between foes at the rear heading up the backstretch, dropped back when in a bit tight trailing on the turn, fanned five wide into upper stretch, kept on to gain the place outside.
• FINE STYLE broke inwardly, raced off the pace between runners early, was blocked briefly about the five-sixteenths then shifted in to the rail, came out three to four wide in upper- to mid-stretch, ran on but was outkicked for second.
• CAJUN INFLUENCE settled off the pace racing outside foes, went three to four wide on the turn taking closer order, ran on but needed more.
• FLYONBYE was forced in at the start, moved forward in pursuit inside, was within striking distance along the rail turning for for home but failed to rally.
• SURE SHOT TIMBER broke outwardly a bit, moved forward after the opening furlong to press the eventual winner, raced two to three wide on the turn, dropped back and faded.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

#2 FINE STYLE · min 3-1 · WIN — at morning line 3, acceptable; pass if board dips below 5-2 · PLAY in the money · itm

Price model

WATCH · #2 FINE STYLE · edge — overlay was not the official winner — noticed, not in use

Book

none

4. What we keep

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
ZIO CAVALLO quickly took the lead setting the pace near but off the inside, faced mild pressure midway up the backstretch, shook clear of foes leaving the turn and widened in upper stretch, held sway. JOE WEST was between foes at the rear heading up the backstretch, dropped back when in a bit tight trailing on the turn, fanned five wide into upper stretch, kept on to gain the place outside. FINE STYLE broke inwardly, raced off the pace between runners early, was blocked briefly about the five-sixteenths then shifted in to the rail, came out three to four wide in upper- to mid-stretch, ran on but was outkicked for second. CAJUN INFLUENCE settled off the pace racing outside foes, went three to four wide on the turn taking closer order, ran on but needed more. FLYONBYE was forced in at the start, moved forward in pursuit inside, was within striking distance along the rail turning for for home but failed to rally. SURE SHOT TIMBER broke outwardly a bit, moved forward after the opening furlong to press the eventual winner, raced two to three wide on the turn, dropped back and faded.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY #2 FINE STYLE · min 3-1 · WIN — at morning line 3, acceptable; pass if board dips below 5-2 · SHAPE Wall of four early/pressers — extreme duel expected; stalker #2 sits in the pocket and inherits · CHALK #4 JOE WEST 2.0 · fade · zSpeed -2.07, zPace -2.20, closer needing a pace it may not get cleanly from post 4 in a chaos-only path; #1 FLYONBYE 2.5 · usable but short · model overlay but rail post in a speed duel is burn-or-clear

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet play_itm · itm · price model WATCH #2 FINE STYLE · 2026-09-20 WO R8 overlay_miss · winner #3 ZIO CAVALLO @ 3.9 · overlay #2 FINE STYLE edge 0.026 · PLAY itm #2 — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.79 · 46.82 · 1:10.50 · 1:22.63 · Final 1:34.94

Splits (24:03) (23:68) (12:13) (12:31)

CIUNAS settled into good rhythm unfazed being at the back of the pack still well within striking distance in the early stages, was nudged along for more shifting outside three wide starting to reach for more ground at the midpoint of the final bend, swung out wide gathering even more speed with the group five abreast in anyone's race at the top of the lane and stormed home outside finding another gear in the last eighth of a mile to win going away impressively with a strong late turn of foot. KEKOA broke out trading blows leaving the gate, travelled two wide on the outside close to the tail end, kept a close eye on the engaged pair in pair with an inside foe at the half, made a bid for the lead three wide at the quarter pole, got a head in front battling outside two others straightening out for the drive but was no match for the overpowering late charge by the winner outside in deep stretch. EYES ON THE KING broke inwards exchanging bumps at the start, assumed command on the rail into the first turn, slowed the pace down while shadowed outside down the backside, gave up the front end inside at the five sixteenths pole, countered when scrubbed on shaving the corner at the top of the stretch and kept on fighting inside three others to the end surging at the wire getting the nod for the show money. WAR BOMBER (IRE) tracked the frontrunner outside, moved closer hounding the pace down the backstretch, seized command two wide midway on the final turn, dueled in the two path with runners bearing down on both sides clinging up top at the head of the lane but was outfinished ever so slightly getting nosed out at the wire for the third place share in a scramble of a finish at the wire. YOSHII had a nice set-up tucked in on the rail just behind the leader, ran in tandem with an outside foe in the second flight at the half, waited two wide behind the leader with the pack tightly knit at the quarter pole, moved to the four path in the fray turning for home but needed more in the drive unable to quicken with rivals in upper stretch.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #5 Ciunas · close 1.75-1

• CIUNAS settled into good rhythm unfazed being at the back of the pack still well within striking distance in the early stages, was nudged along for more shifting outside three wide starting to reach for more ground at the midpoint of the final bend, swung out wide gathering even more speed with the group five abreast in anyone's race at the top of the lane and stormed home outside finding another gear in the last eighth of a mile to win going away impressively with a strong late turn of foot.
• KEKOA broke out trading blows leaving the gate, travelled two wide on the outside close to the tail end, kept a close eye on the engaged pair in pair with an inside foe at the half, made a bid for the lead three wide at the quarter pole, got a head in front battling outside two others straightening out for the drive but was no match for the overpowering late charge by the winner outside in deep stretch.
• EYES ON THE KING broke inwards exchanging bumps at the start, assumed command on the rail into the first turn, slowed the pace down while shadowed outside down the backside, gave up the front end inside at the five sixteenths pole, countered when scrubbed on shaving the corner at the top of the stretch and kept on fighting inside three others to the end surging at the wire getting the nod for the show money.
• WAR BOMBER (IRE) tracked the frontrunner outside, moved closer hounding the pace down the backstretch, seized command two wide midway on the final turn, dueled in the two path with runners bearing down on both sides clinging up top at the head of the lane but was outfinished ever so slightly getting nosed out at the wire for the third place share in a scramble of a finish at the wire.
• YOSHII had a nice set-up tucked in on the rail just behind the leader, ran in tandem with an outside foe in the second flight at the half, waited two wide behind the leader with the pack tightly knit at the quarter pole, moved to the four path in the fray turning for home but needed more in the drive unable to quicken with rivals in upper stretch.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS · Pass held · pass

Price model

PASS · no overlay — then-active overlay passed — noticed, not in use

Book

none

4. What we keep

• Sheet MEMORY may cite the footnote next time. Same-day races do not leak.
• How hard we tilt toward the model does not change. Last test of the price model stays a caption.
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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
CIUNAS settled into good rhythm unfazed being at the back of the pack still well within striking distance in the early stages, was nudged along for more shifting outside three wide starting to reach for more ground at the midpoint of the final bend, swung out wide gathering even more speed with the group five abreast in anyone's race at the top of the lane and stormed home outside finding another gear in the last eighth of a mile to win going away impressively with a strong late turn of foot. KEKOA broke out trading blows leaving the gate, travelled two wide on the outside close to the tail end, kept a close eye on the engaged pair in pair with an inside foe at the half, made a bid for the lead three wide at the quarter pole, got a head in front battling outside two others straightening out for the drive but was no match for the overpowering late charge by the winner outside in deep stretch. EYES ON THE KING broke inwards exchanging bumps at the start, assumed command on the rail into the first turn, slowed the pace down while shadowed outside down the backside, gave up the front end inside at the five sixteenths pole, countered when scrubbed on shaving the corner at the top of the stretch and kept on fighting inside three others to the end surging at the wire getting the nod for the show money. WAR BOMBER (IRE) tracked the frontrunner outside, moved closer hounding the pace down the backstretch, seized command two wide midway on the final turn, dueled in the two path with runners bearing down on both sides clinging up top at the head of the lane but was outfinished ever so slightly getting nosed out at the wire for the third place share in a scramble of a finish at the wire. YOSHII had a nice set-up tucked in on the rail just behind the leader, ran in tandem with an outside foe in the second flight at the half, waited two wide behind the leader with the pack tightly knit at the quarter pole, moved to the four path in the fray turning for home but needed more in the drive unable to quicken with rivals in upper stretch.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Two-speed duel (#3 vs #4); stalkers and pressers aided in A and B · CHALK #3 EYES ON THE KING ML 2 — opposable; pace-on style into a probable duel, class drop from OC75k, zForm -0.45 and zPace -0.36 say the form is softening

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 WO R9 pass_ok · winner #5 CIUNAS @ 1.75 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.16 · 44.61 · 56.08 · Final 1:08.86

Splits (22:45) (11:47) (12:78)

ARTEMUS CITYLIMITS was fleet footed loose up top down the backside, rolled along unopposed under a snug hold setting a rapid pace around the bend, still was well in control on the fence in mid-stretch, drifted out when urged left-handed in deep stretch but prevailed for the frontrunning score albeit by a quickly diminishing margin at the wire. NIAGARA SKYLINE chased the frontrunner inside another rival down the backstretch and throughout the turn, moved to the three-path posing the main threat outside taking the final corner, kept on fighting through the stretch, inched up in the late stages but could not get to the winner at the finish line while just holding for the runners up share between in a tight finish. CRUMLIN LAD settled in mid-division while four deep along the back straight, kept pace going widest around the turn outside three rivals, shifted to the five path in with a chance for a small share in upper stretch, chipped away never wavering outside down the lane and got up at the wire capturing the show award in a three way finish for the secondary prize. DEWOLF had the rail down the backstretch rating well having only one runner beaten, improved creeping closer while taking the shortest way around the bend, skimmed the fence getting into contention at the head of the lane to be in the thick of things in the two path at the furlong marker but idled inside two others late and ended up on the wrong end of a three way picture for the place share. EL COHETE settled close to the back end while three deep outside others, made little gain while four wide at the five sixteenths pole, swung out widest lengthening stride grinding away outside at the top of the lane, closed in mildly outside with a furlong to go but could not get involved by the time the wire came up. HUMBER RIVER had the rail position in the middle of the pack, edged closer advancing on the rail through the turn, had the three path in the mix between foes with three sixteenths from the prize but stalled with its run when switching back to the incorrect lead in the final furlong. FRACEN MACHO was void of early foot trailing the field outside early on, remained at the rear three wide at the five sixteenths pole, swung out to the six path between horses making a brief move passing a few runners in upper stretch, still closed the gap showing late interest but had no finishing rally in the last furlong unable to improve position any further in the late going. GILT EDGE was forwardly placed three deep in the beginning watch the lone speed leader, settled three wide in the third tier keeping pace between horses on the bend, shifted to the four path for the drive to the wire but failed to fire finishing up one paced in the final furlong. UNCAPTURED MOMENT settled close to the back having the two path down the back straightaway, regressed two wide with horses on either side in midturn, skimmed the fence being a joint last at the quarter marker and could not factor in the late running. QUADZILLA chased the pacesetter outside another in the early going, had nothing more to offer two wide being engulfed between foes at the five sixteenths pole, emptied out in the three path entering the stretch and cantered on home in the final furlong. Total Attendance: 0 Handle: $2,693,141

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #6 Artemus Citylimits · close 3.60-1

• ARTEMUS CITYLIMITS was fleet footed loose up top down the backside, rolled along unopposed under a snug hold setting a rapid pace around the bend, still was well in control on the fence in mid-stretch, drifted out when urged left-handed in deep stretch but prevailed for the frontrunning score albeit by a quickly diminishing margin at the wire.
• NIAGARA SKYLINE chased the frontrunner inside another rival down the backstretch and throughout the turn, moved to the three-path posing the main threat outside taking the final corner, kept on fighting through the stretch, inched up in the late stages but could not get to the winner at the finish line while just holding for the runners up share between in a tight finish.
• CRUMLIN LAD settled in mid-division while four deep along the back straight, kept pace going widest around the turn outside three rivals, shifted to the five path in with a chance for a small share in upper stretch, chipped away never wavering outside down the lane and got up at the wire capturing the show award in a three way finish for the secondary prize.
• DEWOLF had the rail down the backstretch rating well having only one runner beaten, improved creeping closer while taking the shortest way around the bend, skimmed the fence getting into contention at the head of the lane to be in the thick of things in the two path at the furlong marker but idled inside two others late and ended up on the wrong end of a three way picture for the place share.
• EL COHETE settled close to the back end while three deep outside others, made little gain while four wide at the five sixteenths pole, swung out widest lengthening stride grinding away outside at the top of the lane, closed in mildly outside with a furlong to go but could not get involved by the time the wire came up.
• HUMBER RIVER had the rail position in the middle of the pack, edged closer advancing on the rail through the turn, had the three path in the mix between foes with three sixteenths from the prize but stalled with its run when switching back to the incorrect lead in the final furlong.
• FRACEN MACHO was void of early foot trailing the field outside early on, remained at the rear three wide at the five sixteenths pole, swung out to the six path between horses making a brief move passing a few runners in upper stretch, still closed the gap showing late interest but had no finishing rally in the last furlong unable to improve position any further in the late going.
• GILT EDGE was forwardly placed three deep in the beginning watch the lone speed leader, settled three wide in the third tier keeping pace between horses on the bend, shifted to the four path for the drive to the wire but failed to fire finishing up one paced in the final furlong.
• UNCAPTURED MOMENT settled close to the back having the two path down the back straightaway, regressed two wide with horses on either side in midturn, skimmed the fence being a joint last at the quarter marker and could not factor in the late running.
• QUADZILLA chased the pacesetter outside another in the early going, had nothing more to offer two wide being engulfed between foes at the five sixteenths pole, emptied out in the three path entering the stretch and cantered on home in the final furlong. Total Attendance: 0 Handle: $2,693,141

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS — sheet rec is PASS; no non-chalk overlay exists; #10 CRUMLIN LAD is primed and has a pace path but is not a model overlay, and doctrine requires stacked price evidence, not primed status alone · Pass held · pass

Price model

PASS · no overlay — then-active overlay passed — noticed, not in use

Book

none

4. What we keep

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
ARTEMUS CITYLIMITS was fleet footed loose up top down the backside, rolled along unopposed under a snug hold setting a rapid pace around the bend, still was well in control on the fence in mid-stretch, drifted out when urged left-handed in deep stretch but prevailed for the frontrunning score albeit by a quickly diminishing margin at the wire. NIAGARA SKYLINE chased the frontrunner inside another rival down the backstretch and throughout the turn, moved to the three-path posing the main threat outside taking the final corner, kept on fighting through the stretch, inched up in the late stages but could not get to the winner at the finish line while just holding for the runners up share between in a tight finish. CRUMLIN LAD settled in mid-division while four deep along the back straight, kept pace going widest around the turn outside three rivals, shifted to the five path in with a chance for a small share in upper stretch, chipped away never wavering outside down the lane and got up at the wire capturing the show award in a three way finish for the secondary prize. DEWOLF had the rail down the backstretch rating well having only one runner beaten, improved creeping closer while taking the shortest way around the bend, skimmed the fence getting into contention at the head of the lane to be in the thick of things in the two path at the furlong marker but idled inside two others late and ended up on the wrong end of a three way picture for the place share. EL COHETE settled close to the back end while three deep outside others, made little gain while four wide at the five sixteenths pole, swung out widest lengthening stride grinding away outside at the top of the lane, closed in mildly outside with a furlong to go but could not get involved by the time the wire came up. HUMBER RIVER had the rail position in the middle of the pack, edged closer advancing on the rail through the turn, had the three path in the mix between foes with three sixteenths from the prize but stalled with its run when switching back to the incorrect lead in the final furlong. FRACEN MACHO was void of early foot trailing the field outside early on, remained at the rear three wide at the five sixteenths pole, swung out to the six path between horses making a brief move passing a few runners in upper stretch, still closed the gap showing late interest but had no finishing rally in the last furlong unable to improve position any further in the late going. GILT EDGE was forwardly placed three deep in the beginning watch the lone speed leader, settled three wide in the third tier keeping pace between horses on the bend, shifted to the four path for the drive to the wire but failed to fire finishing up one paced in the final furlong. UNCAPTURED MOMENT settled close to the back having the two path down the back straightaway, regressed two wide with horses on either side in midturn, skimmed the fence being a joint last at the quarter marker and could not factor in the late running. QUADZILLA chased the pacesetter outside another in the early going, had nothing more to offer two wide being engulfed between foes at the five sixteenths pole, emptied out in the three path entering the stretch and cantered on home in the final furlong.

 Total Attendance: 0 Handle: $2,693,141

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS — sheet rec is PASS; no non-chalk overlay exists; #10 CRUMLIN LAD is primed and has a pace path but is not a model overlay, and doctrine requires stacked price evidence, not primed status alone · SHAPE Wall of five early types (#6 #5 #10 #1 #4) projects an extreme pace duel; stalkers and closers inherit in A and B scenarios · CHALK #6 ARTEMUS CITYLIMITS · opposable · battled and faded last out against honest pace at higher tag, now faces four more speed horses on turf sprint

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 WO R10 pass_ok · winner #6 ARTEMUS CITYLIMITS @ 3.6 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

KEEP — MEMORY may cite the chart. How hard we tilt toward the model does not change. This note is not a weight.