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TUP · 2026-01-24

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R1#6 Flying Fabulous · 1.70-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

PgmHorseCalls
6Flying Fabulous3 · 31/2 · 21 · 1Neck
2Masters Hand2 · 11/2 · 11 · 2Neck
3Just No Doubt1 · 21/2 · 31 · 1/2 · 31
4Sizzle Me Perry4 · 41 · 43 · 42
1Prince Shasta5 · 52 · 1/2 · 56 · 1/2 · 55 · 1/4

FLYING FABULOUS well placed early, sustained rally to deep stretch, surged late. MASTERS HAND broke in,showed speed,led mid-stretch,dug in late,outfinished. JUST NO DOUBT chased to mid-stretch, trying late, outkicked, clear 3rd. SIZZLE ME PERRY off pace to mid-stretch, trying late, no final kick. PRINCE SHASTA crowded early, chased to mid-stretch, gave way.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #6 Flying Fabulous · close 1.70-1

  • FLYING FABULOUS well placed early, sustained rally to deep stretch, surged late.
  • MASTERS HAND broke in,showed speed,led mid-stretch,dug in late,outfinished.
  • JUST NO DOUBT chased to mid-stretch, trying late, outkicked, clear 3rd.
  • SIZZLE ME PERRY off pace to mid-stretch, trying late, no final kick.
  • PRINCE SHASTA crowded early, chased to mid-stretch, gave way.
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
16Flying Fabulous1.70-10
22Masters Hand0.90-10.3
33Just No Doubt3.60-11
44Sizzle Me Perry7.90-12
51Prince Shasta17.8-15.25
SCR—Sgl Prime Time——

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
FLYING FABULOUS well placed early, sustained rally to deep stretch, surged late. MASTERS HAND broke in,showed speed,led mid-stretch,dug in late,outfinished. JUST NO DOUBT chased to mid-stretch, trying late, outkicked, clear 3rd. SIZZLE ME PERRY off pace to mid-stretch, trying late, no final kick. PRINCE SHASTA crowded early, chased to mid-stretch, gave way.

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R2#4 Kj Flashy Girl · 0.80-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

PgmHorseCalls
4Kj Flashy Girl1 · 11 · 1/2 · 13/4
5Higher Heat5 · 21 · 1/2 · 23/4
3Rebs Regalo4 · 52 · 1/4 · 32
2Lightning Girl2 · 42 · 42
1Bestprincessreturns3 · 32 · 52
7Screaming Eagle Sp7 · 62 · 3/4 · 62 · 1/4
6La Z6 · 73 · 1/4 · 73

KJ FLASHY GIRL showed early speed, led past mid-stretch, held sway to wire. HIGHER HEAT bobbled start, chased past mid-stretch, gaining late, 2nd best. REBS REGALO off step slow, chased to mid-stretch, late bid, up for 3rd. LIGHTNING GIRL close up early, chased to mid-stretch, no final kick, missed 3rd. BESTPRINCESSRETURNS well placed early, chased to deep stretch, no late kick. SCREAMING EAGLE SP broke step slow, off pace to mid-stretch, came on late. LA Z chased early pace, outkicked to mid-stretch, no late bid.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #4 Kj Flashy Girl · close 0.80-1

  • KJ FLASHY GIRL showed early speed, led past mid-stretch, held sway to wire.
  • HIGHER HEAT bobbled start, chased past mid-stretch, gaining late, 2nd best.
  • REBS REGALO off step slow, chased to mid-stretch, late bid, up for 3rd.
  • LIGHTNING GIRL close up early, chased to mid-stretch, no final kick, missed 3rd.
  • BESTPRINCESSRETURNS well placed early, chased to deep stretch, no late kick.
  • SCREAMING EAGLE SP broke step slow, off pace to mid-stretch, came on late.
  • LA Z chased early pace, outkicked to mid-stretch, no late bid.
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
14Kj Flashy Girl0.80-10
25Higher Heat4.70-10.75
33Rebs Regalo5.20-12
42Lightning Girl9.30-12
51Bestprincessreturns15.9-12
67Screaming Eagle Sp6.10-12.25
76La Z10.2-13

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
KJ FLASHY GIRL showed early speed, led past mid-stretch, held sway to wire. HIGHER HEAT bobbled start, chased past mid-stretch, gaining late, 2nd best. REBS REGALO off step slow, chased to mid-stretch, late bid, up for 3rd. LIGHTNING GIRL close up early, chased to mid-stretch, no final kick, missed 3rd. BESTPRINCESSRETURNS well placed early, chased to deep stretch, no late kick. SCREAMING EAGLE SP broke step slow, off pace to mid-stretch, came on late. LA Z chased early pace, outkicked to mid-stretch, no late bid.

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R3#3 Ones On the Way · 2.70-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.63 · 44.94 · 56.86 · Final 1:03.31

Splits (22:31) (11:92) (6:45)

PgmHorseCalls
3Ones On the Way2 · 12 · 13 · 1/2 · 19 · 18 · 3/4
5Right and Tight1 · 22 · 23 · 1/2 · 29 · 28 · 3/4
6Boujee Britches4 · 42 · 1/2 · 35 · 310 · 1/2 · 310 · 3/4
4Salty Siss3 · 32 · 1/2 · 45 · 1/2 · 411 · 1/2 · 412 · 1/2
2Obsessed With You7 · 53 · 57 · 514 · 1/2 · 514 · 3/4
7I'm Lying5 · 75 · 712 · 719 · 1/2 · 618 · 3/4
1Turpin Meadow6 · 63 · 1/2 · 610 · 1/2 · 619 · 721 · 1/4

ONES ON THE WAY broke in a bit at the start and crowded inner rivals, sent for the early lead, assumed command and set the pace to the turn, drew clear along the bend and dictated terms to the quarter marker while in hand, drew off into the stretch and was ridden out to win as much the best. RIGHT AND TIGHT was hard to load prior to the start, broke alertly and stalked the early pace, ran in pursuit of ONES ON THE WAY into the turn, was no match for the winner into the stretch, stayed on into the final sixteenth and was best of the rest. BOUJEE BRITCHES settled off of the early pace, tracked outside of rivals approaching the turn, chased four then three wide nearing the quarter pole, lacked a final response in the stretch drive but kept on into the final sixteenth and was a clear third. SALTY SISS rated just off of the early pace and tracked between rivals along the backstretch, chased two wide then from the rail nearing the quarter pole, could not find the needed response in upper stretch and weakened in the drive. OBSESSED WITH YOU got crowded by an outer rival at the start and was off slowly, settled along the backstretch run, chased three wide and between foes into the turn, lacked the needed response at the quarter pole and did not threaten the leaders late. I'M LYING settled outside of rivals along the backstretch run, tucked in into the turn and trailed three wide nearing the quarter pole, lacked the needed response to upper stretch and did not factor late. TURPIN MEADOW was crowded at the start and off a step slowly, tracked the early pace from inside of rivals, was caught in tight approaching the turn and took up at the three-eighths, got shuffled back and lost position nearing the quarter marker, swung out to upper stretch and lacked a further response.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Ones On the Way · close 2.70-1

  • ONES ON THE WAY broke in a bit at the start and crowded inner rivals, sent for the early lead, assumed command and set the pace to the turn, drew clear along the bend and dictated terms to the quarter marker while in hand, drew off into the stretch and was ridden out to win as much the best.
  • RIGHT AND TIGHT was hard to load prior to the start, broke alertly and stalked the early pace, ran in pursuit of ONES ON THE WAY into the turn, was no match for the winner into the stretch, stayed on into the final sixteenth and was best of the rest.
  • BOUJEE BRITCHES settled off of the early pace, tracked outside of rivals approaching the turn, chased four then three wide nearing the quarter pole, lacked a final response in the stretch drive but kept on into the final sixteenth and was a clear third.
  • SALTY SISS rated just off of the early pace and tracked between rivals along the backstretch, chased two wide then from the rail nearing the quarter pole, could not find the needed response in upper stretch and weakened in the drive.
  • OBSESSED WITH YOU got crowded by an outer rival at the start and was off slowly, settled along the backstretch run, chased three wide and between foes into the turn, lacked the needed response at the quarter pole and did not threaten the leaders late.
  • I'M LYING settled outside of rivals along the backstretch run, tucked in into the turn and trailed three wide nearing the quarter pole, lacked the needed response to upper stretch and did not factor late.
  • TURPIN MEADOW was crowded at the start and off a step slowly, tracked the early pace from inside of rivals, was caught in tight approaching the turn and took up at the three-eighths, got shuffled back and lost position nearing the quarter marker, swung out to upper stretch and lacked a further response.
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
13Ones On the Way2.70-10
25Right and Tight5.80-18.75
36Boujee Britches5.50-110.75
44Salty Siss1.70-112.5
52Obsessed With You6.50-114.75
67I'm Lying4.60-118.75
71Turpin Meadow44.1-121.25

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
ONES ON THE WAY broke in a bit at the start and crowded inner rivals, sent for the early lead, assumed command and set the pace to the turn, drew clear along the bend and dictated terms to the quarter marker while in hand, drew off into the stretch and was ridden out to win as much the best. RIGHT AND TIGHT was hard to load prior to the start, broke alertly and stalked the early pace, ran in pursuit of ONES ON THE WAY into the turn, was no match for the winner into the stretch, stayed on into the final sixteenth and was best of the rest. BOUJEE BRITCHES settled off of the early pace, tracked outside of rivals approaching the turn, chased four then three wide nearing the quarter pole, lacked a final response in the stretch drive but kept on into the final sixteenth and was a clear third. SALTY SISS rated just off of the early pace and tracked between rivals along the backstretch, chased two wide then from the rail nearing the quarter pole, could not find the needed response in upper stretch and weakened in the drive. OBSESSED WITH YOU got crowded by an outer rival at the start and was off slowly, settled along the backstretch run, chased three wide and between foes into the turn, lacked the needed response at the quarter pole and did not threaten the leaders late. I'M LYING settled outside of rivals along the backstretch run, tucked in into the turn and trailed three wide nearing the quarter pole, lacked the needed response to upper stretch and did not factor late. TURPIN MEADOW was crowded at the start and off a step slowly, tracked the early pace from inside of rivals, was caught in tight approaching the turn and took up at the three-eighths, got shuffled back and lost position nearing the quarter marker, swung out to upper stretch and lacked a further response.

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R4#6 Mini Again · 7-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.56 · 45.96 · 1:12.24 · Final 1:19.13

Splits (23:40) (26:28) (6:89)

PgmHorseCalls
6Mini Again3 · 1Head · 1Head · 12 · 11
3Prime Number6 · 62 · 3/4 · 53 · 3/4 · 32 · 21
7Circle of Fire2 · 42 · 31 · 1/2 · 22 · 32 · 1/2
5Misty Malibu4 · 31 · 1/2 · 64 · 1/4 · 74 · 44
8Sweet Beth1 · 2Head · 2Head · 52 · 1/4 · 44
4Cougar Jewel5 · 52 · 1/4 · 41 · 3/4 · 42 · 1/4 · 64
1Bandersnatch8 · 74 · 3/4 · 75 · 3/4 · 63 · 3/4 · 75
2Engaging Soul7 · 89 · 1/4 · 88 · 3/4 · 810 · 811 · 3/4

MINI AGAIN was forwardly placed away from the start, contested the early pace inside of SWEET BETH, held a narrow lead into the turn, set a moderate pace while off of the rail nearing the quarter pole, shook free into the stretch, kept to task under steady late handling and proved best in deep stretch. PRIME NUMBER broke in and bumped an inner rival at the start, settled off of the early pace while saving ground, angled out and chased two to three wide to the quarter marker, shifted back to the inside into upper stretch, rallied along the rail into the final sixteenth, was kept at bay in deep stretch and held safely for second. CIRCLE OF FIRE settled in the second flight and tracked outside of rivals in the early stages, was well placed while four wide into the turn, came within aim of the lead nearing the furlong marker, was outkicked to the final sixteenth and held safely for third. MISTY MALIBU was forwardly placed away from the start, rated off of the early pace and tracked between rivals along the backstretch, chased two then three wide and between foes into the turn, ran in pursuit of the leaders to upper stretch, shifted four then five wide for the stretch drive and finished evenly. SWEET BETH showed speed leaving the start and contested the early pace from outside of rivals, disputed the pace two to three wide into the turn, pressed the pace to the quarter pole then was outkicked to upper stretch, battled into the final furlong then weakened in the final sixteenth. COUGAR JEWEL bobbled at the start but was away in good order, tracked the early pace from between foes, chased two wide to the quarter pole, ran in pursuit between rivals into the stretch, could not sustain her run to the final sixteenth and flattened out late. BANDERSNATCH was allowed to settle in the early stages, saved ground nearing the quarter marker, chased from the inside into upper stretch and could not muster the needed late response. ENGAGING SOUL got bumped at the start, unhurried along the backstretch run, trailed to the turn, swung widest to upper stretch and did not factor in the stretch drive. This race had a timing discrepancy or malfunction and was re-timed using video technology to arrive at the most accurate times.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #6 Mini Again · close 7-1

  • MINI AGAIN was forwardly placed away from the start, contested the early pace inside of SWEET BETH, held a narrow lead into the turn, set a moderate pace while off of the rail nearing the quarter pole, shook free into the stretch, kept to task under steady late handling and proved best in deep stretch.
  • PRIME NUMBER broke in and bumped an inner rival at the start, settled off of the early pace while saving ground, angled out and chased two to three wide to the quarter marker, shifted back to the inside into upper stretch, rallied along the rail into the final sixteenth, was kept at bay in deep stretch and held safely for second.
  • CIRCLE OF FIRE settled in the second flight and tracked outside of rivals in the early stages, was well placed while four wide into the turn, came within aim of the lead nearing the furlong marker, was outkicked to the final sixteenth and held safely for third.
  • MISTY MALIBU was forwardly placed away from the start, rated off of the early pace and tracked between rivals along the backstretch, chased two then three wide and between foes into the turn, ran in pursuit of the leaders to upper stretch, shifted four then five wide for the stretch drive and finished evenly.
  • SWEET BETH showed speed leaving the start and contested the early pace from outside of rivals, disputed the pace two to three wide into the turn, pressed the pace to the quarter pole then was outkicked to upper stretch, battled into the final furlong then weakened in the final sixteenth.
  • COUGAR JEWEL bobbled at the start but was away in good order, tracked the early pace from between foes, chased two wide to the quarter pole, ran in pursuit between rivals into the stretch, could not sustain her run to the final sixteenth and flattened out late.
  • BANDERSNATCH was allowed to settle in the early stages, saved ground nearing the quarter marker, chased from the inside into upper stretch and could not muster the needed late response.
  • ENGAGING SOUL got bumped at the start, unhurried along the backstretch run, trailed to the turn, swung widest to upper stretch and did not factor in the stretch drive. This race had a timing discrepancy or malfunction and was re-timed using video technology to arrive at the most accurate times.
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
16Mini Again7-10
23Prime Number3.90-11
37Circle of Fire3-12.5
45Misty Malibu1.30-14
58Sweet Beth7-1—
64Cougar Jewel12.9-14
71Bandersnatch29.5-15
82Engaging Soul27.1-111.75

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
MINI AGAIN was forwardly placed away from the start, contested the early pace inside of SWEET BETH, held a narrow lead into the turn, set a moderate pace while off of the rail nearing the quarter pole, shook free into the stretch, kept to task under steady late handling and proved best in deep stretch. PRIME NUMBER broke in and bumped an inner rival at the start, settled off of the early pace while saving ground, angled out and chased two to three wide to the quarter marker, shifted back to the inside into upper stretch, rallied along the rail into the final sixteenth, was kept at bay in deep stretch and held safely for second. CIRCLE OF FIRE settled in the second flight and tracked outside of rivals in the early stages, was well placed while four wide into the turn, came within aim of the lead nearing the furlong marker, was outkicked to the final sixteenth and held safely for third. MISTY MALIBU was forwardly placed away from the start, rated off of the early pace and tracked between rivals along the backstretch, chased two then three wide and between foes into the turn, ran in pursuit of the leaders to upper stretch, shifted four then five wide for the stretch drive and finished evenly. SWEET BETH showed speed leaving the start and contested the early pace from outside of rivals, disputed the pace two to three wide into the turn, pressed the pace to the quarter pole then was outkicked to upper stretch, battled into the final furlong then weakened in the final sixteenth. COUGAR JEWEL bobbled at the start but was away in good order, tracked the early pace from between foes, chased two wide to the quarter pole, ran in pursuit between rivals into the stretch, could not sustain her run to the final sixteenth and flattened out late. BANDERSNATCH was allowed to settle in the early stages, saved ground nearing the quarter marker, chased from the inside into upper stretch and could not muster the needed late response. ENGAGING SOUL got bumped at the start, unhurried along the backstretch run, trailed to the turn, swung widest to upper stretch and did not factor in the stretch drive. This race had a timing discrepancy or malfunction and was re-timed using video technology to arrive at the most accurate times.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS / none · SHAPE — · CHALK —

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R5#7 Crown Prosecutor · 0.80-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.85 · 45.70 · 1:11.63 · Final 1:18.52

Splits (22:85) (25:93) (6:89)

PgmHorseCalls
7Crown Prosecutor2 · 43/4 · 31 · 31/2 · 11
5Booming Bernardo1 · 3Head · 1Head · 11/2 · 21
1Ponderosa4 · 1Head · 2Head · 21/2 · 32 · 3/4
3Come Home3 · 2Head · 42 · 43/4 · 43
4Lord Sterling5 · 62 · 3/4 · 65 · 54 · 1/4 · 54 · 3/4
8Johnny Whispers6 · 52 · 3/4 · 54 · 1/2 · 64 · 3/4 · 67 · 1/4

CROWN PROSECUTOR tracked the early pace from outside of rivals, went up to stalk four wide approaching the turn, chased the leading pair nearing the quarter marker, was set down to upper stretch and rallied to the furlong pole, battled BOOMING BERNARDO to the final sixteenth, repelled the runner-up in deep stretch and held safely for the win in the final yards. BOOMING BERNARDO broke alertly, contested the early pace three wide and between foes, dueled outside of PONDEROSA into the turn, pressed the pace to the quarter pole then battled to upper stretch, took a narrow lead leaving the furlong marker and met the bid of CROWN PROSECUTOR into the final sixteenth, was turned away in deep stretch and held clearly for second. PONDEROSA broke a step slowly then was sent to contest the early pace from the inside, disputed a decent pace into the turn, dueled from the two path nearing the quarter pole then battled into the stretch, yielded to the top pair in the final sixteenth and got up in time to earn the show honors. COME HOME vied for the early lead from between rivals, took back into the turn, angled to the rail nearing the top of the stretch then re-bid at the furlong pole, was outkicked in the final sixteenth and just missed for third. LORD STERLING settled off of the contested early pace, saved ground into the turn, swung three then four wide to the stretch, could not muster the needed response in the late stages and finished evenly. JOHNNY WHISPERS rated off of the contested early pace, coaxed two wide into the turn, swung widest to upper stretch and did not rally late.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #7 Crown Prosecutor · close 0.80-1

  • CROWN PROSECUTOR tracked the early pace from outside of rivals, went up to stalk four wide approaching the turn, chased the leading pair nearing the quarter marker, was set down to upper stretch and rallied to the furlong pole, battled BOOMING BERNARDO to the final sixteenth, repelled the runner-up in deep stretch and held safely for the win in the final yards.
  • BOOMING BERNARDO broke alertly, contested the early pace three wide and between foes, dueled outside of PONDEROSA into the turn, pressed the pace to the quarter pole then battled to upper stretch, took a narrow lead leaving the furlong marker and met the bid of CROWN PROSECUTOR into the final sixteenth, was turned away in deep stretch and held clearly for second.
  • PONDEROSA broke a step slowly then was sent to contest the early pace from the inside, disputed a decent pace into the turn, dueled from the two path nearing the quarter pole then battled into the stretch, yielded to the top pair in the final sixteenth and got up in time to earn the show honors.
  • COME HOME vied for the early lead from between rivals, took back into the turn, angled to the rail nearing the top of the stretch then re-bid at the furlong pole, was outkicked in the final sixteenth and just missed for third.
  • LORD STERLING settled off of the contested early pace, saved ground into the turn, swung three then four wide to the stretch, could not muster the needed response in the late stages and finished evenly.
  • JOHNNY WHISPERS rated off of the contested early pace, coaxed two wide into the turn, swung widest to upper stretch and did not rally late.
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
17Crown Prosecutor0.80-10
25Booming Bernardo3.90-11
31Ponderosa4.50-12.75
43Come Home9.80-13
54Lord Sterling10.9-14.75
68Johnny Whispers5.20-17.25
SCR—Doradus——
SCR—Oscar Production——

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

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4. What we keep

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  • This page does not write the production file. A human test that beats the close is the only path into use.

5. Chart note

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

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
CROWN PROSECUTOR tracked the early pace from outside of rivals, went up to stalk four wide approaching the turn, chased the leading pair nearing the quarter marker, was set down to upper stretch and rallied to the furlong pole, battled BOOMING BERNARDO to the final sixteenth, repelled the runner-up in deep stretch and held safely for the win in the final yards. BOOMING BERNARDO broke alertly, contested the early pace three wide and between foes, dueled outside of PONDEROSA into the turn, pressed the pace to the quarter pole then battled to upper stretch, took a narrow lead leaving the furlong marker and met the bid of CROWN PROSECUTOR into the final sixteenth, was turned away in deep stretch and held clearly for second. PONDEROSA broke a step slowly then was sent to contest the early pace from the inside, disputed a decent pace into the turn, dueled from the two path nearing the quarter pole then battled into the stretch, yielded to the top pair in the final sixteenth and got up in time to earn the show honors. COME HOME vied for the early lead from between rivals, took back into the turn, angled to the rail nearing the top of the stretch then re-bid at the furlong pole, was outkicked in the final sixteenth and just missed for third. LORD STERLING settled off of the contested early pace, saved ground into the turn, swung three then four wide to the stretch, could not muster the needed response in the late stages and finished evenly. JOHNNY WHISPERS rated off of the contested early pace, coaxed two wide into the turn, swung widest to upper stretch and did not rally late.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS / none · SHAPE — · CHALK —

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
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R6#2 Big Spin · 3-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.17 · 47.01 · 1:11.51 · 1:37.65 · Final 1:44.54

Splits (23:84) (24:50) (26:14) (6:89)

PgmHorseCalls
2Big Spin8 · 910 · 3/4 · 76 · 3/4 · 44 · 1/2 · 22 · 11/2
1Street Humor1 · 22 · 1/2 · 22 · 1/2 · 21 · 1/2 · 12 · 21/2
10Code Runner10 · 1012 · 3/4 · 109 · 1/4 · 77 · 1/4 · 55 · 1/2 · 33 · 1/4
7Winsitwell4 · 66 · 1/2 · 87 · 3/4 · 87 · 1/4 · 98 · 1/2 · 45
9Herecomegeorgieboy7 · 56 · 1/2 · 54 · 54 · 1/2 · 44 · 55 · 1/2
6Candy's Wildcat3 · 12 · 1/2 · 12 · 1/2 · 11 · 1/2 · 32 · 65 · 1/2
8Saqeel9 · 810 · 1/2 · 97 · 3/4 · 97 · 1/2 · 78 · 1/4 · 78
5El Siete Leguas6 · 44 · 32 · 1/2 · 64 · 3/4 · 88 · 1/4 · 810 · 3/4
11Its Thievery5 · 78 · 66 · 1/2 · 1010 · 1012 · 1/2 · 914
3Code Breaker2 · 33 · 43 · 32 · 1/2 · 68 · 1015 · 1/2

BIG SPIN was unhurried while saving ground in the early stages, advanced between rivals into the far turn, angled three wide to upper stretch and responded well into the final furlong, closed determinedly into the final sixteenth and surged in deep stretch to prevail. STREET HUMOR broke alertly and vied for the early lead, ceded the front into the first turn then stalked the pace between rivals along the backstretch, roused two wide nearing the quarter marker, took command into the stretch and led inside of the furlong pole, could not hold off the oncoming winner in deep stretch and was clear of the rest for the place. CODE RUNNER was unhurried early, roused four wide nearing the quarter pole, swung five wide to upper stretch, closed willingly to the final sixteenth, could not reel in the top pair late but was clear in the end for third. WINSITWELL settled in the second flight to begin, shifted out for the backstretch run and was widest approaching the half-mile, chased three wide into the far turn, angled back out for the stretch drive, made a late run in the final sixteenth but could not impact the leaders in deep stretch. HERECOMEGEORGIEBOY allowed to settle in the early stages, was coaxed two to three

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #2 Big Spin · close 3-1

  • BIG SPIN was unhurried while saving ground in the early stages, advanced between rivals into the far turn, angled three wide to upper stretch and responded well into the final furlong, closed determinedly into the final sixteenth and surged in deep stretch to prevail.
  • STREET HUMOR broke alertly and vied for the early lead, ceded the front into the first turn then stalked the pace between rivals along the backstretch, roused two wide nearing the quarter marker, took command into the stretch and led inside of the furlong pole, could not hold off the oncoming winner in deep stretch and was clear of the rest for the place.
  • CODE RUNNER was unhurried early, roused four wide nearing the quarter pole, swung five wide to upper stretch, closed willingly to the final sixteenth, could not reel in the top pair late but was clear in the end for third.
  • WINSITWELL settled in the second flight to begin, shifted out for the backstretch run and was widest approaching the half-mile, chased three wide into the far turn, angled back out for the stretch drive, made a late run in the final sixteenth but could not impact the leaders in deep stretch.
  • HERECOMEGEORGIEBOY allowed to settle in the early stages, was coaxed two to three
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
12Big Spin3-10
21Street Humor1.30-1—
310Code Runner18.5-13.25
47Winsitwell30.0-15
59Herecomegeorgieboy9.70-15.5
66Candy's Wildcat11.0-15.5
78Saqeel4-18
85El Siete Leguas19.0-110.75
911Its Thievery22.5-114
103Code Breaker25.7-115.5
SCR—Stop and a Tres——

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
BIG SPIN was unhurried while saving ground in the early stages, advanced between rivals into the far turn, angled three wide to upper stretch and responded well into the final furlong, closed determinedly into the final sixteenth and surged in deep stretch to prevail. STREET HUMOR broke alertly and vied for the early lead, ceded the front into the first turn then stalked the pace between rivals along the backstretch, roused two wide nearing the quarter marker, took command into the stretch and led inside of the furlong pole, could not hold off the oncoming winner in deep stretch and was clear of the rest for the place. CODE RUNNER was unhurried early, roused four wide nearing the quarter pole, swung five wide to upper stretch, closed willingly to the final sixteenth, could not reel in the top pair late but was clear in the end for third. WINSITWELL settled in the second flight to begin, shifted out for the backstretch run and was widest approaching the half-mile, chased three wide into the far turn, angled back out for the stretch drive, made a late run in the final sixteenth but could not impact the leaders in deep stretch. HERECOMEGEORGIEBOY allowed to settle in the early stages, was coaxed two to three

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R7#3 Ize a Blast · 1.50-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.17 · 46.14 · 58.17 · Final 1:10.53

Splits (22:97) (12:03) (12:36)

PgmHorseCalls
3Ize a Blast5 · 52 · 41 · 1/4 · 41 · 1/2 · 11 · 1/4
8Cestrand1 · 1Head · 1Head · 2Head · 21 · 1/4
2Hidden Tiger3 · 2Head · 3Head · 1Head · 31 · 1/2
9Shanghai Barbie2 · 31/2 · 2Head · 31 · 42
6Prancing Matilda4 · 41 · 1/2 · 52 · 1/4 · 52 · 53 · 3/4
1Pocket Knife6 · 62 · 1/2 · 63 · 3/4 · 63 · 1/2 · 66 · 1/4
5Recycleyourheart7 · 75 · 712 · 3/4 · 721 · 1/2 · 737

IZE A BLAST settled off of the early pace then tracked outside of rivals along the backstretch, chased four wide nearing the quarter marker, swung widest to upper stretch and responded well in the drive, wore down foes into the final sixteenth and won going away. CESTRAND sent for the early lead, set a contested pace between rivals along the backstretch, held a narrow lead into the turn and dictated terms to the quarter marker, dueled into the stretch and fought gamely to the final sixteenth, was overtaken by the oncoming winner in deep stretch and held well late for the place honors. HIDDEN TIGER went up to contest the early pace from inside of CESTRAND, pressed the moderate pace into the turn, vied for the lead to upper stretch and took a narrow advantage at the furlong marker, battled while on the left lead into the final sixteenth, was outfinished in deep stretch and just missed for second at the wire, while holding for third. SHANGHAI BARBIE was forwardly placed in the early stages, pressed the pace three deep heading to the turn, disputed the pace to the quarter marker then vied for the lead to upper stretch, was outkicked into the final furlong and just missed for third in the final strides. PRANCING MATILDA was close up to the early pace while a bit keen, chased two wide and between foes into the turn, raced in traffic to upper stretch, found room into the final furlong and could not muster the needed late response. POCKET KNIFE settled while saving ground in the early going, maintained an inside path to the quarter pole, saved all of the ground to upper stretch, could not find the needed response at the furlong marker and weakened late. RECYCLEYOURHEART got squeezed at the start and was last away from the gate, raced erratically while outside of rivals along the backstretch run, continued to be hard to place entering the turn, was eased through the stretch drive and was transported off of the course via the equine ambulance.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Ize a Blast · close 1.50-1

  • IZE A BLAST settled off of the early pace then tracked outside of rivals along the backstretch, chased four wide nearing the quarter marker, swung widest to upper stretch and responded well in the drive, wore down foes into the final sixteenth and won going away.
  • CESTRAND sent for the early lead, set a contested pace between rivals along the backstretch, held a narrow lead into the turn and dictated terms to the quarter marker, dueled into the stretch and fought gamely to the final sixteenth, was overtaken by the oncoming winner in deep stretch and held well late for the place honors.
  • HIDDEN TIGER went up to contest the early pace from inside of CESTRAND, pressed the moderate pace into the turn, vied for the lead to upper stretch and took a narrow advantage at the furlong marker, battled while on the left lead into the final sixteenth, was outfinished in deep stretch and just missed for second at the wire, while holding for third.
  • SHANGHAI BARBIE was forwardly placed in the early stages, pressed the pace three deep heading to the turn, disputed the pace to the quarter marker then vied for the lead to upper stretch, was outkicked into the final furlong and just missed for third in the final strides.
  • PRANCING MATILDA was close up to the early pace while a bit keen, chased two wide and between foes into the turn, raced in traffic to upper stretch, found room into the final furlong and could not muster the needed late response.
  • POCKET KNIFE settled while saving ground in the early going, maintained an inside path to the quarter pole, saved all of the ground to upper stretch, could not find the needed response at the furlong marker and weakened late.
  • RECYCLEYOURHEART got squeezed at the start and was last away from the gate, raced erratically while outside of rivals along the backstretch run, continued to be hard to place entering the turn, was eased through the stretch drive and was transported off of the course via the equine ambulance.
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
13Ize a Blast1.50-10
28Cestrand4.60-11.25
32Hidden Tiger20.8-11.5
49Shanghai Barbie3.10-12
56Prancing Matilda10.2-13.75
61Pocket Knife46.4-16.25
75Recycleyourheart2.40-137
SCR—Daddys Nina——
SCR—Embraceable You——
SCR—Rabble——

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
IZE A BLAST settled off of the early pace then tracked outside of rivals along the backstretch, chased four wide nearing the quarter marker, swung widest to upper stretch and responded well in the drive, wore down foes into the final sixteenth and won going away. CESTRAND sent for the early lead, set a contested pace between rivals along the backstretch, held a narrow lead into the turn and dictated terms to the quarter marker, dueled into the stretch and fought gamely to the final sixteenth, was overtaken by the oncoming winner in deep stretch and held well late for the place honors. HIDDEN TIGER went up to contest the early pace from inside of CESTRAND, pressed the moderate pace into the turn, vied for the lead to upper stretch and took a narrow advantage at the furlong marker, battled while on the left lead into the final sixteenth, was outfinished in deep stretch and just missed for second at the wire, while holding for third. SHANGHAI BARBIE was forwardly placed in the early stages, pressed the pace three deep heading to the turn, disputed the pace to the quarter marker then vied for the lead to upper stretch, was outkicked into the final furlong and just missed for third in the final strides. PRANCING MATILDA was close up to the early pace while a bit keen, chased two wide and between foes into the turn, raced in traffic to upper stretch, found room into the final furlong and could not muster the needed late response. POCKET KNIFE settled while saving ground in the early going, maintained an inside path to the quarter pole, saved all of the ground to upper stretch, could not find the needed response at the furlong marker and weakened late. RECYCLEYOURHEART got squeezed at the start and was last away from the gate, raced erratically while outside of rivals along the backstretch run, continued to be hard to place entering the turn, was eased through the stretch drive and was transported off of the course via the equine ambulance.

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R8#10 Big Stetson · 1-1Race →

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.19 · 44.75 · 57.67 · Final 1:04.45

Splits (22:56) (12:92) (6:78)

PgmHorseCalls
10Big Stetson1 · 21/2 · 1Head · 14 · 1/2 · 14 · 1/2
1Im Gunna7 · 86 · 1/4 · 79 · 3/4 · 55 · 1/4 · 24 · 1/2
5Classic Alphie9 · 912 · 1/4 · 915 · 3/4 · 97 · 1/2 · 36
6Towhee5 · 54 · 1/2 · 58 · 35 · 47 · 1/2
8Hugh Glass6 · 66 · 813 · 1/4 · 87 · 1/4 · 47 · 1/2
2Barkley's Image10 · 76 · 68 · 1/4 · 66 · 3/4 · 68 · 1/2
7Lord Anthem4 · 43 · 1/2 · 34 · 1/2 · 45 · 78 · 3/4
9Uh Oh El Travador8 · 1015 · 1/4 · 1018 · 1/4 · 1011 · 1/2 · 812 · 1/4
3Mister O2 · 11/2 · 2Head · 24 · 1/2 · 913 · 1/4
4Suave Vron3 · 32 · 46 · 77 · 1/4 · 1013 · 1/2

BIG STETSON raced close up to the early pace, pressed three deep to the turn then dueled to the quarter pole, shook free of MISTER O into upper stretch, drew away into the final furlong and was ridden out as much the best. IM GUNNA allowed to settle in the early running, saved ground into the turn then got caught a bit in tight nearing the quarter marker, shifted two wide for the stretch drive and rallied into the final furlong, was no match for the winner in the late stages but was clear in the end for the place. CLASSIC ALPHIE got bumped at the start and was off a bit slowly, allowed to settle in the early running, coaxed outside of foes into the turn, swung widest to upper stretch and closed for third in the late stages. TOWHEE broke in and bumped inner rival at the

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #10 Big Stetson · close 1-1

  • BIG STETSON raced close up to the early pace, pressed three deep to the turn then dueled to the quarter pole, shook free of MISTER O into upper stretch, drew away into the final furlong and was ridden out as much the best.
  • IM GUNNA allowed to settle in the early running, saved ground into the turn then got caught a bit in tight nearing the quarter marker, shifted two wide for the stretch drive and rallied into the final furlong, was no match for the winner in the late stages but was clear in the end for the place.
  • CLASSIC ALPHIE got bumped at the start and was off a bit slowly, allowed to settle in the early running, coaxed outside of foes into the turn, swung widest to upper stretch and closed for third in the late stages.
  • TOWHEE broke in and bumped inner rival at the
FinPgmHorseCloseBL
110Big Stetson1-10
21Im Gunna23.5-14.5
35Classic Alphie6.90-16
46Towhee42.5-17.5
58Hugh Glass15.9-1—
62Barkley's Image30.7-18.5
77Lord Anthem6.50-18.75
89Uh Oh El Travador20.3-112.25
93Mister O2.50-113.25
104Suave Vron35.4-113.5

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
BIG STETSON raced close up to the early pace, pressed three deep to the turn then dueled to the quarter pole, shook free of MISTER O into upper stretch, drew away into the final furlong and was ridden out as much the best. IM GUNNA allowed to settle in the early running, saved ground into the turn then got caught a bit in tight nearing the quarter marker, shifted two wide for the stretch drive and rallied into the final furlong, was no match for the winner in the late stages but was clear in the end for the place. CLASSIC ALPHIE got bumped at the start and was off a bit slowly, allowed to settle in the early running, coaxed outside of foes into the turn, swung widest to upper stretch and closed for third in the late stages. TOWHEE broke in and bumped inner rival at the

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