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TUP · 2026-01-13

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R1#6 Letsjustsay · 8.40-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

PgmHorseCalls
6Letsjustsay5 · 2Head · 1Head
5Ride Em Cowboy4 · 3Head · 2Head
8Tell America6 · 4Neck · 3Head
3Yellowstonee2 · 1Head · 41/2
4Flying Cowgirl 1231 · 53/4 · 51 · 1/4
10First Bounty Boy9 · 61 · 1/4 · 61 · 3/4
2My Special Eagle3 · 71 · 1/2 · 72 · 1/4
9La Z8 · 82 · 82 · 3/4
7Zabba Cartel7 · 93 · 93 · 3/4

LETSJUSTSAY up in final strides. RIDE EM COWBOY vied throughout, gamely. TELL AMERICA steady bid, good effort. YELLOWSTONEE led late, faltered. FLYING COWGIRL 123 in close, clean trip. FIRST BOUNTY BOY no mishap. MY SPECIAL EAGLE lost footing start. LA Z evenly, no threat. ZABBA CARTEL evenly, no threat.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #6 Letsjustsay · close 8.40-1

  • LETSJUSTSAY up in final strides.
  • RIDE EM COWBOY vied throughout, gamely.
  • TELL AMERICA steady bid, good effort.
  • YELLOWSTONEE led late, faltered.
  • FLYING COWGIRL 123 in close, clean trip.
  • FIRST BOUNTY BOY no mishap.
  • MY SPECIAL EAGLE lost footing start.
  • LA Z evenly, no threat.
  • ZABBA CARTEL evenly, no threat.
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
16Letsjustsay8.40-10
25Ride Em Cowboy7.10-10.2
38Tell America1.40-10.2
43Yellowstonee2.10-10.5
54Flying Cowgirl 1234.10-11.25
610First Bounty Boy25.3-11.75
72My Special Eagle39.9-12.25
89La Z21.2-12.75
97Zabba Cartel65.0-13.75
SCR—Famous Mobster——
SCR—Miss My Bono——

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
LETSJUSTSAY up in final strides. RIDE EM COWBOY vied throughout, gamely. TELL AMERICA steady bid, good effort. YELLOWSTONEE led late, faltered. FLYING COWGIRL 123 in close, clean trip. FIRST BOUNTY BOY no mishap. MY SPECIAL EAGLE lost footing start. LA Z evenly, no threat. ZABBA CARTEL evenly, no threat.

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R2#3 Battle Cruiser · 1.70-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.61 · 47.13 · 1:11.95 · 1:24.31 · Final 1:37.33

Splits (23:52) (24:82) (12:36) (13:02)

PgmHorseCalls
3Battle Cruiser4 · 52 · 1/2 · 52 · 1/4 · 53 · 24 · 1/2 · 1Neck
6Riding By6 · 74 · 42 · 11 · 14 · 1/2 · 2Neck
7Naismith5 · 31/2 · 31 · 21 · 35 · 39
5Deep Creek Storm3 · 63 · 74 · 3/4 · 75 · 1/4 · 711 · 413
2Red Memorys1 · 1Head · 1Head · 31 · 1/2 · 47 · 513 · 1/2
1Dinero de La Casa7 · 2Head · 2Head · 43 · 611 · 615
4Mendelssohns Music2 · 42 · 62 · 3/4 · 63 · 1/4 · 59 · 1/2 · 715

BATTLE CRUISER broke out and brushed at the start, was unhurried early, shifted out on the turn, bid four wide entering the stretch, closed steadily and wore down RIDING BY to get up at the wire. RIDING BY was unhurried early, saved ground, got through along the rail on the turn, assumed command, drew off for a clear lead and was caught at the wire. NAISMITH veered out at the start, went five wide on the first turn, stalked the pace, challenged three wide on the turn, dropped back and leveled off. DEEP CREEK STORM was void of early speed, put in a steady effort and improved position. RED MEMORYS set a pressured pace to the second turn, tired and gave way. DINERO DE LA CASA was off a step slowly, moved up on the backstretch to vie two across to the turn, dropped back and gave way. MENDELSSOHNS MUSIC brushed at the start, was never far back, went five wide entering the stretch and had nothing left for the drive.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Battle Cruiser · close 1.70-1

  • BATTLE CRUISER broke out and brushed at the start, was unhurried early, shifted out on the turn, bid four wide entering the stretch, closed steadily and wore down RIDING BY to get up at the wire.
  • RIDING BY was unhurried early, saved ground, got through along the rail on the turn, assumed command, drew off for a clear lead and was caught at the wire.
  • NAISMITH veered out at the start, went five wide on the first turn, stalked the pace, challenged three wide on the turn, dropped back and leveled off.
  • DEEP CREEK STORM was void of early speed, put in a steady effort and improved position.
  • RED MEMORYS set a pressured pace to the second turn, tired and gave way.
  • DINERO DE LA CASA was off a step slowly, moved up on the backstretch to vie two across to the turn, dropped back and gave way. MENDELSSOHNS MUSIC brushed at the start, was never far back, went five wide entering the stretch and had nothing left for the drive.
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
13Battle Cruiser1.70-10
26Riding By2.70-10.3
37Naismith1.30-19
45Deep Creek Storm19.9-113
52Red Memorys44.4-113.5
61Dinero de La Casa47.9-115

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
BATTLE CRUISER broke out and brushed at the start, was unhurried early, shifted out on the turn, bid four wide entering the stretch, closed steadily and wore down RIDING BY to get up at the wire. RIDING BY was unhurried early, saved ground, got through along the rail on the turn, assumed command, drew off for a clear lead and was caught at the wire. NAISMITH veered out at the start, went five wide on the first turn, stalked the pace, challenged three wide on the turn, dropped back and leveled off. DEEP CREEK STORM was void of early speed, put in a steady effort and improved position. RED MEMORYS set a pressured pace to the second turn, tired and gave way. DINERO DE LA CASA was off a step slowly, moved up on the backstretch to vie two across to the turn, dropped back and gave way. MENDELSSOHNS MUSIC brushed at the start, was never far back, went five wide entering the stretch and had nothing left for the drive.

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R3#6 West Side Okie · 0.40-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.08 · 45.28 · Final 57.97

Splits (23:20) (12:69)

PgmHorseCalls
6West Side Okie6 · 31/2 · 21/2 · 11/2 · 13
2Kaely's Candy4 · 65 · 1/4 · 68 · 34 · 23
7Daddys Nina5 · 51 · 3/4 · 44 · 1/2 · 55 · 33 · 3/4
5Prancing Matilda3 · 41 · 1/2 · 54 · 1/2 · 66 · 1/2 · 43 · 3/4
3Hidden Tiger2 · 2Head · 11/2 · 21/2 · 54 · 1/2
1Loop of Henle7 · 77 · 1/4 · 78 · 1/2 · 78 · 66 · 1/2
4Sneaky Situation1 · 1Head · 32 · 1/2 · 44 · 77 · 1/2

WEST SIDE OKIE hustled up to join the leaders before the turn after a slightly tardy start, loomed three-wide past the quarter pole, then finished up well under steady handling to draw clear in the late stages. KAELY'S CANDY was the near the back to the stretch, then put in a strong rally up the rail to gain the place. DADDYS NINA was initially up with the pace after the break, backed off, angled to the inside for the run through the turn, swung five-wide into the stretch, and finished well to gain the third prize. PRANCING MATILDA settled just behind the pace battle down the backstretch, dropped back on the turn, tried to rally six-wide into the stretch, and finished with some interest but lacked the needed late punch. HIDDEN TIGER mutually bumped with SENAKY SITUATION at the start was still able to get to the front first, dueled with a pair of rivals to the outside down the backstretch, then went on late on the turn, battled with WEST SIDE OAKIE to mid-stretch, then gave way. LOOP OF HENLE was slow to begin and chased from far back, ran on a bit in the late stages but was unable to improve. SNEAKY SITUATION broke in and bumped with HIDDEN TIGER, then attended the early pace from between horses to the turn, dropped out near the five-sixteenths and tired in the stretch.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #6 West Side Okie · close 0.40-1

  • WEST SIDE OKIE hustled up to join the leaders before the turn after a slightly tardy start, loomed three-wide past the quarter pole, then finished up well under steady handling to draw clear in the late stages.
  • KAELY'S CANDY was the near the back to the stretch, then put in a strong rally up the rail to gain the place.
  • DADDYS NINA was initially up with the pace after the break, backed off, angled to the inside for the run through the turn, swung five-wide into the stretch, and finished well to gain the third prize.
  • PRANCING MATILDA settled just behind the pace battle down the backstretch, dropped back on the turn, tried to rally six-wide into the stretch, and finished with some interest but lacked the needed late punch.
  • HIDDEN TIGER mutually bumped with SENAKY SITUATION at the start was still able to get to the front first, dueled with a pair of rivals to the outside down the backstretch, then went on late on the turn, battled with WEST SIDE OAKIE to mid-stretch, then gave way.
  • LOOP OF HENLE was slow to begin and chased from far back, ran on a bit in the late stages but was unable to improve.
  • SNEAKY SITUATION broke in and bumped with HIDDEN TIGER, then attended the early pace from between horses to the turn, dropped out near the five-sixteenths and tired in the stretch.
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
16West Side Okie0.40-10
22Kaely's Candy9.40-13
37Daddys Nina7.10-13.75
45Prancing Matilda5.50-13.75
53Hidden Tiger12.3-14.5
61Loop of Henle12.6-16.5
74Sneaky Situation16.7-17.5

3. How this system treated it

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
WEST SIDE OKIE hustled up to join the leaders before the turn after a slightly tardy start, loomed three-wide past the quarter pole, then finished up well under steady handling to draw clear in the late stages. KAELY'S CANDY was the near the back to the stretch, then put in a strong rally up the rail to gain the place. DADDYS NINA was initially up with the pace after the break, backed off, angled to the inside for the run through the turn, swung five-wide into the stretch, and finished well to gain the third prize. PRANCING MATILDA settled just behind the pace battle down the backstretch, dropped back on the turn, tried to rally six-wide into the stretch, and finished with some interest but lacked the needed late punch. HIDDEN TIGER mutually bumped with SENAKY SITUATION at the start was still able to get to the front first, dueled with a pair of rivals to the outside down the backstretch, then went on late on the turn, battled with WEST SIDE OAKIE to mid-stretch, then gave way. LOOP OF HENLE was slow to begin and chased from far back, ran on a bit in the late stages but was unable to improve. SNEAKY SITUATION broke in and bumped with HIDDEN TIGER, then attended the early pace from between horses to the turn, dropped out near the five-sixteenths and tired in the stretch.

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R4#4 Star Mission · 4.80-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.33 · 45.92 · 1:10.67 · 1:23.28 · Final 1:35.97

Splits (23:59) (24:75) (12:61) (12:69)

PgmHorseCalls
4Star Mission3 · 32 · 1/2 · 31 · 1/2 · 41 · 1/2 · 31 · 1/2 · 13/4
3Ride for Gold8 · 812 · 1/2 · 79 · 1/4 · 64 · 52 · 1/4 · 23/4
8Standard of Proof4 · 44 · 41 · 3/4 · 31/2 · 1Head · 31
7Supersonic Me7 · 56 · 53 · 3/4 · 52 · 1/2 · 42 · 42 · 1/2
1Yellow Jacket1 · 11 · 1Head · 11/2 · 2Head · 53 · 3/4
2Fancy Dancer6 · 68 · 1/2 · 66 · 3/4 · 75 · 1/2 · 63 · 3/4 · 64
5Wine Empire2 · 21 · 2Head · 21/2 · 74 · 1/4 · 75
6Knockout Guy5 · 711 · 812 · 3/4 · 813 · 1/2 · 812 · 1/4 · 812 · 3/4

STAR MISSION got a clean break and was pushed to get forward position, tucked in behind the dueling early leaders on the first turn, with STANDARD OF PROOF shadowing to the outside, became boxed in heading into the far turn, bided time along the inside, angled out to the three path in upper stretch, and finished best to gain the victory. RIDE FOR GOLD was off slowly then unhurried and settled at the back of the field through the first half mile, started to run on midway down the backstretch to catch the main pack late on the turn, continued to rally through the stretch, but ran out of time. STANDARD OF PROOF tracked the pace two-deep alongside STAR MISSION, got first run into the stretch to put a head in front in upper stretch, and went by mid-stretch but could not hold off the winner in the final yards. SUPERSONIC ME settled in mid-pack through the early stages, moved up late on the far turn, then rallied with a decent effort four wide through the stretch but was not quite good enough. YELLOW JACKET dueled to the inside of WINE EMPIRE to the far turn, battled gamely into the stretch under threat, then weakened in the final furlong. FANCY DANCER settled well behind the pace, saved ground, tried to make a late bid, but raced on the wrong lead through the stretch and faltered. WINE EMPIRE dueled to the outside of YELLOW JACKET, weakened under pressure near the quarter pole and faded in the stretch. KNOCKOUT GUY did not show any early speed and trailed far back through the early stages, then was outrun in the stretch and never a factor.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #4 Star Mission · close 4.80-1

  • STAR MISSION got a clean break and was pushed to get forward position, tucked in behind the dueling early leaders on the first turn, with STANDARD OF PROOF shadowing to the outside, became boxed in heading into the far turn, bided time along the inside, angled out to the three path in upper stretch, and finished best to gain the victory. RIDE FOR GOLD was off slowly then unhurried and settled at the back of the field through the first half mile, started to run on midway down the backstretch to catch the main pack late on the turn, continued to rally through the stretch, but ran out of time.
  • STANDARD OF PROOF tracked the pace two-deep alongside STAR MISSION, got first run into the stretch to put a head in front in upper stretch, and went by mid-stretch but could not hold off the winner in the final yards.
  • SUPERSONIC ME settled in mid-pack through the early stages, moved up late on the far turn, then rallied with a decent effort four wide through the stretch but was not quite good enough.
  • YELLOW JACKET dueled to the inside of WINE EMPIRE to the far turn, battled gamely into the stretch under threat, then weakened in the final furlong.
  • FANCY DANCER settled well behind the pace, saved ground, tried to make a late bid, but raced on the wrong lead through the stretch and faltered.
  • WINE EMPIRE dueled to the outside of YELLOW JACKET, weakened under pressure near the quarter pole and faded in the stretch.
  • KNOCKOUT GUY did not show any early speed and trailed far back through the early stages, then was outrun in the stretch and never a factor.
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
14Star Mission4.80-10
28Standard of Proof1.30-1—
37Supersonic Me27.1-1—
41Yellow Jacket2.90-1—
52Fancy Dancer17.3-1—
65Wine Empire3.90-1—
76Knockout Guy70.7-1—

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
STAR MISSION got a clean break and was pushed to get forward position, tucked in behind the dueling early leaders on the first turn, with STANDARD OF PROOF shadowing to the outside, became boxed in heading into the far turn, bided time along the inside, angled out to the three path in upper stretch, and finished best to gain the victory. RIDE FOR GOLD was off slowly then unhurried and settled at the back of the field through the first half mile, started to run on midway down the backstretch to catch the main pack late on the turn, continued to rally through the stretch, but ran out of time. STANDARD OF PROOF tracked the pace two-deep alongside STAR MISSION, got first run into the stretch to put a head in front in upper stretch, and went by mid-stretch but could not hold off the winner in the final yards. SUPERSONIC ME settled in mid-pack through the early stages, moved up late on the far turn, then rallied with a decent effort four wide through the stretch but was not quite good enough. YELLOW JACKET dueled to the inside of WINE EMPIRE to the far turn, battled gamely into the stretch under threat, then weakened in the final furlong. FANCY DANCER settled well behind the pace, saved ground, tried to make a late bid, but raced on the wrong lead through the stretch and faltered. WINE EMPIRE dueled to the outside of YELLOW JACKET, weakened under pressure near the quarter pole and faded in the stretch. KNOCKOUT GUY did not show any early speed and trailed far back through the early stages, then was outrun in the stretch and never a factor.

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R5#2 Little Trouble · 1-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 24.50 · 48.34 · 1:11.86 · 1:23.56 · Final 1:35.92

Splits (23:84) (23:52) (11:70) (12:36)

PgmHorseCalls
2Little Trouble2 · 21/2 · 21/2 · 1Head · 11/2 · 15
4Surprsinglyperfect6 · 63 · 63 · 44 · 34 · 1/2 · 25
5Fireman Dan5 · 42 · 42 · 1/2 · 33 · 1/2 · 44 · 1/2 · 35 · 1/4
3Street Humor1 · 11/2 · 11/2 · 2Head · 21/2 · 45 · 1/2
7Code Breaker3 · 31 · 31 · 1/2 · 54 · 1/2 · 59 · 1/2 · 515 · 3/4
1Bernalinho4 · 53 · 53 · 67 · 613 · 617

LITTLE TROUBLE was pushed for a forward position from the start but was not fast enough to win the race to the first turn, was in a bit tight early, then moved up to join STREET HUMOR on the lead, dueled that one to the far turn, then assumed command past the quarter pole and drew off to a commanding lead in the stretch. SURPRSINGLYPERFECT settled in mid-pack three-wide, ran on well through the stretch, and outdueled a rival to gain the place. FIREMAN DAN settled 4-wide just behind the dueling leaders, responded when put into a drive approaching the three-furlong pole, then dueled with FIREMAN DAN for a minor award, got headed at the wire and had to settle for third. STREET HUMOR was sent hard from the start to get the early lead, tried to slow the pace down but was joined by LITTLE TROUBLE in the run down the backstretch with the rest in close attendance, fought back when that rival bid for the lead approaching the stretch but tired and could not threaten. CODE BREAKER tracked the pacesetters close up three-wide, then lacked a finish. BERNALINHO settled inside mid-pack, moved out to set up a wide rally in the stretch, but drifted out to the center of the course, was put to a drive in the stretch, but could not make up the lost ground.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #2 Little Trouble · close 1-1

  • LITTLE TROUBLE was pushed for a forward position from the start but was not fast enough to win the race to the first turn, was in a bit tight early, then moved up to join STREET HUMOR on the lead, dueled that one to the far turn, then assumed command past the quarter pole and drew off to a commanding lead in the stretch. SURPRSINGLYPERFECT settled in mid-pack three-wide, ran on well through the stretch, and outdueled a rival to gain the place.
  • FIREMAN DAN settled 4-wide just behind the dueling leaders, responded when put into a drive approaching the three-furlong pole, then dueled with FIREMAN DAN for a minor award, got headed at the wire and had to settle for third.
  • STREET HUMOR was sent hard from the start to get the early lead, tried to slow the pace down but was joined by LITTLE TROUBLE in the run down the backstretch with the rest in close attendance, fought back when that rival bid for the lead approaching the stretch but tired and could not threaten.
  • CODE BREAKER tracked the pacesetters close up three-wide, then lacked a finish.
  • BERNALINHO settled inside mid-pack, moved out to set up a wide rally in the stretch, but drifted out to the center of the course, was put to a drive in the stretch, but could not make up the lost ground.
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
12Little Trouble1-10
25Fireman Dan4.30-1—
33Street Humor1.90-1—
47Code Breaker13.4-1—
51Bernalinho43.3-1—
SCR—Shaun's Jazz——

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
LITTLE TROUBLE was pushed for a forward position from the start but was not fast enough to win the race to the first turn, was in a bit tight early, then moved up to join STREET HUMOR on the lead, dueled that one to the far turn, then assumed command past the quarter pole and drew off to a commanding lead in the stretch. SURPRSINGLYPERFECT settled in mid-pack three-wide, ran on well through the stretch, and outdueled a rival to gain the place. FIREMAN DAN settled 4-wide just behind the dueling leaders, responded when put into a drive approaching the three-furlong pole, then dueled with FIREMAN DAN for a minor award, got headed at the wire and had to settle for third. STREET HUMOR was sent hard from the start to get the early lead, tried to slow the pace down but was joined by LITTLE TROUBLE in the run down the backstretch with the rest in close attendance, fought back when that rival bid for the lead approaching the stretch but tired and could not threaten. CODE BREAKER tracked the pacesetters close up three-wide, then lacked a finish. BERNALINHO settled inside mid-pack, moved out to set up a wide rally in the stretch, but drifted out to the center of the course, was put to a drive in the stretch, but could not make up the lost ground.

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R6#3 Petesoldfashioned · 3.60-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.08 · 44.17 · 1:09.44 · Final 1:16.00

Splits (22:09) (25:27) (6:56)

PgmHorseCalls
3Petesoldfashioned6 · 43 · 42 · 11 · 1/2 · 12 · 1/2
1Kool Tap Dancer4 · 31 · 1/2 · 31/2 · 31 · 1/2 · 22 · 1/2
5Sparklet7 · 77 · 1/2 · 64 · 3/4 · 53 · 34 · 3/4
7Hot Legs Romolo1 · 1Head · 1Head · 21 · 1/2 · 47 · 1/4
4R Barracuda5 · 53 · 1/2 · 54 · 1/2 · 64 · 1/2 · 57 · 1/4
2Big Bowie3 · 2Head · 2Head · 42 · 68 · 3/4
6Just Gotta Shine2 · 66 · 76 · 1/4 · 77 · 1/2 · 712 · 1/4

PETESOLDFASHIONED bumped at the start, then was allowed to settle from the break and raced in the middle of the front pack to the turn, swung five-wide at the top of the stretch, and went clear under steady handling. KOOL TAP DANCER tracked behind the dueling leaders down the backstretch, then went three-wide through the turn, loomed a threat passing the quarter pole, then steadied in tight quarters racing between horses in upper stretch, re-rallied and gained second well clear of the rest. SPARKLET was a little slow into stride despite the efforts of the rider, settled at the back of the field early, saved ground through the turn, then ran on late to gain the place. HOT LEGS ROMOLO dueled two-wide with BIG BOWIE, took a slight lead near the quarter pole but had a new challenge from a pair of rivals to the outside, got in a bit tight in upper stretch, then flattened out a bit late. R BARRACUDA was outpaced through the early stages, then made a mild late rally but flattened out. BIG BOWIE broke outward and made light contact with PETESOLDFASHIONED, dueled inside of HOT LEGS ROMOLO from the outset, then weakened in upper stretch. JUST GOTTA SHINE dropped back after a level start, went three-wide around the turn, and was unable to make an impact.

2. How it was won / lost

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Winner #3 Petesoldfashioned · close 3.60-1

  • PETESOLDFASHIONED bumped at the start, then was allowed to settle from the break and raced in the middle of the front pack to the turn, swung five-wide at the top of the stretch, and went clear under steady handling.
  • KOOL TAP DANCER tracked behind the dueling leaders down the backstretch, then went three-wide through the turn, loomed a threat passing the quarter pole, then steadied in tight quarters racing between horses in upper stretch, re-rallied and gained second well clear of the rest.
  • SPARKLET was a little slow into stride despite the efforts of the rider, settled at the back of the field early, saved ground through the turn, then ran on late to gain the place.
  • HOT LEGS ROMOLO dueled two-wide with BIG BOWIE, took a slight lead near the quarter pole but had a new challenge from a pair of rivals to the outside, got in a bit tight in upper stretch, then flattened out a bit late.
  • R BARRACUDA was outpaced through the early stages, then made a mild late rally but flattened out.
  • BIG BOWIE broke outward and made light contact with PETESOLDFASHIONED, dueled inside of HOT LEGS ROMOLO from the outset, then weakened in upper stretch.
  • JUST GOTTA SHINE dropped back after a level start, went three-wide around the turn, and was unable to make an impact.
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
13Petesoldfashioned3.60-10
21Kool Tap Dancer15.5-12.5
35Sparklet1.40-14.75
47Hot Legs Romolo3-17.25
54R Barracuda5-17.25
62Big Bowie6.20-18.75
76Just Gotta Shine50.5-112.25

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
PETESOLDFASHIONED bumped at the start, then was allowed to settle from the break and raced in the middle of the front pack to the turn, swung five-wide at the top of the stretch, and went clear under steady handling. KOOL TAP DANCER tracked behind the dueling leaders down the backstretch, then went three-wide through the turn, loomed a threat passing the quarter pole, then steadied in tight quarters racing between horses in upper stretch, re-rallied and gained second well clear of the rest. SPARKLET was a little slow into stride despite the efforts of the rider, settled at the back of the field early, saved ground through the turn, then ran on late to gain the place. HOT LEGS ROMOLO dueled two-wide with BIG BOWIE, took a slight lead near the quarter pole but had a new challenge from a pair of rivals to the outside, got in a bit tight in upper stretch, then flattened out a bit late. R BARRACUDA was outpaced through the early stages, then made a mild late rally but flattened out. BIG BOWIE broke outward and made light contact with PETESOLDFASHIONED, dueled inside of HOT LEGS ROMOLO from the outset, then weakened in upper stretch. JUST GOTTA SHINE dropped back after a level start, went three-wide around the turn, and was unable to make an impact.

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R7#8 Marquette Warrior · 29.9-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.66 · 48.03 · 1:12.96 · 1:25.42 · Final 1:37.56

Splits (24:37) (24:93) (12:46) (12:14)

PgmHorseCalls
8Marquette Warrior9 · 97 · 1/4 · 96 · 1/4 · 83 · 3/4 · 43/4 · 13/4
3English Danger5 · 75 · 73 · 1/2 · 41 · 1/2 · 1Head · 23/4
5Vronsky Feint1 · 31 · 1/2 · 31 · 1/2 · 51 · 3/4 · 3Head · 31 · 3/4
10Charley Paints6 · 21 · 1/2 · 21/2 · 1Head · 2Head · 42 · 3/4
4Rollin Blackout8 · 64 · 52 · 31/2 · 61 · 3/4 · 53
7In Open Court3 · 53 · 1/2 · 63 · 62 · 1/4 · 51 · 1/4 · 63 · 1/4
1If You Want It10 · 108 · 3/4 · 107 · 3/4 · 104 · 1/2 · 94 · 3/4 · 73 · 1/2
9C Her Beauty7 · 42 · 41 · 1/2 · 73 · 3/4 · 73 · 1/4 · 85
2Aliceshouseofheart4 · 87 · 86 · 94 · 105 · 1/4 · 97 · 1/4
6Kitten's Kid2 · 11 · 1/2 · 11/2 · 2Head · 83 · 1/4 · 109

MARQUETTE WARRIOR settled back through the early stages, advanced wide through the far turn, came five-wide into the stretch, and finished strongly under steady handling and intermittent urging to get up in time. ENGLISH DANGER settled back well off the pace, advanced closer in the run down the backstretch, then circled the field on the far turn, put a head in front in upper stretch, kicked on well but was outfinished by the winner despite a good effort. VRONSKY FEINT raced close up along the rail just off the pace, was full of run but without a clear path through the far turn, came between horses at the top of the stretch and inside willingly but outkicked in the final furlong. CHARLEY PAINTS stalked the pacesetter, moved up to challenge for the lead at the three-furlong pole, then was beset by a host of challengers to the outside, finished with good courage but could not hold on in the late stages. ROLLIN BLACKOUT gave an even effort, was mildly gaining late. IN OPEN COURT tracked three-wide mid-pack, maintained position to the far turn, then ran on some late, but was outfinished. IF YOU WANT IT was held up at the back through the early stages, moved up three-wide through the far turn, and about seven-wide into the stretch and improved. C HER BEAUTY raced close up three-wide then was outkicked in the stretch. ALICESHOUSEOFHEART lacked any early speed and was near the rear of the field early, was blocked through the far turn but unable to rally when clear in the stretch. KITTEN'S KID led the way early under mild pressure from behind, then gave way readily near the quarter pole.

2. How it was won / lost

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Winner #8 Marquette Warrior · close 29.9-1

  • MARQUETTE WARRIOR settled back through the early stages, advanced wide through the far turn, came five-wide into the stretch, and finished strongly under steady handling and intermittent urging to get up in time.
  • ENGLISH DANGER settled back well off the pace, advanced closer in the run down the backstretch, then circled the field on the far turn, put a head in front in upper stretch, kicked on well but was outfinished by the winner despite a good effort.
  • VRONSKY FEINT raced close up along the rail just off the pace, was full of run but without a clear path through the far turn, came between horses at the top of the stretch and inside willingly but outkicked in the final furlong.
  • CHARLEY PAINTS stalked the pacesetter, moved up to challenge for the lead at the three-furlong pole, then was beset by a host of challengers to the outside, finished with good courage but could not hold on in the late stages.
  • ROLLIN BLACKOUT gave an even effort, was mildly gaining late.
  • IN OPEN COURT tracked three-wide mid-pack, maintained position to the far turn, then ran on some late, but was outfinished.
  • IF YOU WANT IT was held up at the back through the early stages, moved up three-wide through the far turn, and about seven-wide into the stretch and improved.
  • C HER BEAUTY raced close up three-wide then was outkicked in the stretch.
  • ALICESHOUSEOFHEART lacked any early speed and was near the rear of the field early, was blocked through the far turn but unable to rally when clear in the stretch.
  • KITTEN'S KID led the way early under mild pressure from behind, then gave way readily near the quarter pole.
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
18Marquette Warrior29.9-10
23English Danger7.40-10.75
35Vronsky Feint0.50-11.75
410Charley Paints43.3-12.75
54Rollin Blackout25.0-13
67In Open Court22.4-13.25
71If You Want It9.30-13.5
89C Her Beauty21.4-15
92Aliceshouseofheart3.60-17.25
106Kitten's Kid48.7-19
SCR—Ribbons and Lace——

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
MARQUETTE WARRIOR settled back through the early stages, advanced wide through the far turn, came five-wide into the stretch, and finished strongly under steady handling and intermittent urging to get up in time. ENGLISH DANGER settled back well off the pace, advanced closer in the run down the backstretch, then circled the field on the far turn, put a head in front in upper stretch, kicked on well but was outfinished by the winner despite a good effort. VRONSKY FEINT raced close up along the rail just off the pace, was full of run but without a clear path through the far turn, came between horses at the top of the stretch and inside willingly but outkicked in the final furlong. CHARLEY PAINTS stalked the pacesetter, moved up to challenge for the lead at the three-furlong pole, then was beset by a host of challengers to the outside, finished with good courage but could not hold on in the late stages. ROLLIN BLACKOUT gave an even effort, was mildly gaining late. IN OPEN COURT tracked three-wide mid-pack, maintained position to the far turn, then ran on some late, but was outfinished. IF YOU WANT IT was held up at the back through the early stages, moved up three-wide through the far turn, and about seven-wide into the stretch and improved. C HER BEAUTY raced close up three-wide then was outkicked in the stretch. ALICESHOUSEOFHEART lacked any early speed and was near the rear of the field early, was blocked through the far turn but unable to rally when clear in the stretch. KITTEN'S KID led the way early under mild pressure from behind, then gave way readily near the quarter pole.

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R8#7 Squeeze the Day · 1.50-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.74 · 45.28 · 57.53 · Final 1:09.56

Splits (22:54) (12:25) (12:03)

PgmHorseCalls
7Squeeze the Day3 · 63 · 1/4 · 52 · 1/4 · 2Head · 11
8Rocky Bay Rae5 · 74 · 3/4 · 63 · 3/4 · 41 · 1/4 · 21
4Veronica's Delight6 · 51 · 3/4 · 41 · 3/4 · 62 · 3/4 · 32 · 3/4
6I'm Telling Mom1 · 2Head · 3Head · 51 · 1/4 · 44
2Asena7 · 3Head · 2Head · 31 · 57 · 3/4
1Loveaboveandbeyond4 · 1Head · 1Head · 1Head · 68
5Creme de Menthe2 · 41 · 1/4 · 75 · 1/4 · 78 · 3/4 · 715 · 1/2

SQUEEZE THE DAY took a bump from IM TELLING MOM at the start, then tracked two-wide behind the pace scramble, took an inside path through the turn and into the stretch, was briefly blocked at the three-sixteenths marker, tipped out a path, surged clear and held to the wire. ROCKY BAY RAE veered out at the start, raced in last down the backstretch, started to run on with three furlongs to go, took advantage of a big opening in upper stretch, and accelerated well to move up into second. VERONICA'S DELIGHT tracked behind the pace battles, came under a ride from the three-furlong pole, finished with good interest but could not get to the top two. I'M TELLING MOM was three-wide in the early pace battle, loomed at the top of the stretch, but was outfinished. ASENA vied between horses for the early pace, tried to keep on late but tired from early efforts. LOVEABOVEANDBEYOND was the inside horse in the three-way pace battle, then gave way in upper stretch. CREME DE MENTHE was never involved and trailed throughout.

2. How it was won / lost

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Winner #7 Squeeze the Day · close 1.50-1

  • SQUEEZE THE DAY took a bump from IM TELLING MOM at the start, then tracked two-wide behind the pace scramble, took an inside path through the turn and into the stretch, was briefly blocked at the three-sixteenths marker, tipped out a path, surged clear and held to the wire.
  • ROCKY BAY RAE veered out at the start, raced in last down the backstretch, started to run on with three furlongs to go, took advantage of a big opening in upper stretch, and accelerated well to move up into second.
  • VERONICA'S DELIGHT tracked behind the pace battles, came under a ride from the three-furlong pole, finished with good interest but could not get to the top two.
  • I'M TELLING MOM was three-wide in the early pace battle, loomed at the top of the stretch, but was outfinished.
  • ASENA vied between horses for the early pace, tried to keep on late but tired from early efforts.
  • LOVEABOVEANDBEYOND was the inside horse in the three-way pace battle, then gave way in upper stretch.
  • CREME DE MENTHE was never involved and trailed throughout.
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
17Squeeze the Day1.50-10
28Rocky Bay Rae6.30-11
34Veronica's Delight5.60-12.75
46I'm Telling Mom4.50-14
52Asena8.40-17.75
61Loveaboveandbeyond3.40-18
75Creme de Menthe12.0-115.5
SCR—Vegas Love——

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
SQUEEZE THE DAY took a bump from IM TELLING MOM at the start, then tracked two-wide behind the pace scramble, took an inside path through the turn and into the stretch, was briefly blocked at the three-sixteenths marker, tipped out a path, surged clear and held to the wire. ROCKY BAY RAE veered out at the start, raced in last down the backstretch, started to run on with three furlongs to go, took advantage of a big opening in upper stretch, and accelerated well to move up into second. VERONICA'S DELIGHT tracked behind the pace battles, came under a ride from the three-furlong pole, finished with good interest but could not get to the top two. I'M TELLING MOM was three-wide in the early pace battle, loomed at the top of the stretch, but was outfinished. ASENA vied between horses for the early pace, tried to keep on late but tired from early efforts. LOVEABOVEANDBEYOND was the inside horse in the three-way pace battle, then gave way in upper stretch. CREME DE MENTHE was never involved and trailed throughout.

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