WO · 2026-09-27

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 25.03 · 51.29 · 1:15.68 · 1:41.70 · Final 1:46.21

Splits (26:26) (24:39) (26:02) (4:51)

SLOVAN travelled in tandem in the second flight on the outside in the early stages, started to pick up the bit all alone on the rail midway on the last turn having aim on the front twosome, angled out three wide posing the only threat at the top of the stretch, drove by leaving the furlong marker seizing control and was kept to the task to the very end holding safely for the win at the finish line. CRAZY BUSY (JPN) assumed command just off the rail onto the first turn, maintained a slim lead inside setting a dawdling pace down the backstretch, opened up when nudged along disposing of the early pace foe by the quarter marker, had no answer when the winner stormed by outside switching back over to the incorrect lead when getting passed, tried to counter in deep stretch but could only finish up an easy second best on this day. STREET SAVANT had a good spot tucked in on the rail watching the engaged pair, was urged on for more at the three eighths pole but showing little response when regressing through the last bend, shifted to the three-path finding more and closed in belatedly inside foes in the last furlong to get the nod inside at the wire for the show award. MARIETTA BABE pressed the pace three wide on the first of two turns, ran alongside the frontrunner forcing the issue still outside down the back straight, chased in vain unable to go on with the leader by the five sixteenths pole, angled out four wide in the mix for a small share in upper stretch, was no match for the front duo who had it to themselves in the final furlong but lost the battle for the third place share at the finish line outside. BOBBAAY was away slowly trailing the group in the early going, moved outside to be a joint last down the backside, had little to offer going two wide throughout the far turn, shifted to the three-path trying to make a run but finished up greenly never switching leads while laying in outside of a couple of runners in the late drive while battling for the show award. GOLD DRAGON settled near the rear travelling on the fence, co-trailed inside another with the field paired up along the backside, saved ground around the far turn but was in last at the five sixteenths pole, made a brief spurt hugging the rail turning for home to get into contention for a piece of the prize in by mid-stretch but lacked a finishing kick inside of rivals in the late running.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Slovan · close 11.4-1

• SLOVAN travelled in tandem in the second flight on the outside in the early stages, started to pick up the bit all alone on the rail midway on the last turn having aim on the front twosome, angled out three wide posing the only threat at the top of the stretch, drove by leaving the furlong marker seizing control and was kept to the task to the very end holding safely for the win at the finish line.
• CRAZY BUSY (JPN) assumed command just off the rail onto the first turn, maintained a slim lead inside setting a dawdling pace down the backstretch, opened up when nudged along disposing of the early pace foe by the quarter marker, had no answer when the winner stormed by outside switching back over to the incorrect lead when getting passed, tried to counter in deep stretch but could only finish up an easy second best on this day.
• STREET SAVANT had a good spot tucked in on the rail watching the engaged pair, was urged on for more at the three eighths pole but showing little response when regressing through the last bend, shifted to the three-path finding more and closed in belatedly inside foes in the last furlong to get the nod inside at the wire for the show award.
• MARIETTA BABE pressed the pace three wide on the first of two turns, ran alongside the frontrunner forcing the issue still outside down the back straight, chased in vain unable to go on with the leader by the five sixteenths pole, angled out four wide in the mix for a small share in upper stretch, was no match for the front duo who had it to themselves in the final furlong but lost the battle for the third place share at the finish line outside.
• BOBBAAY was away slowly trailing the group in the early going, moved outside to be a joint last down the backside, had little to offer going two wide throughout the far turn, shifted to the three-path trying to make a run but finished up greenly never switching leads while laying in outside of a couple of runners in the late drive while battling for the show award.
• GOLD DRAGON settled near the rear travelling on the fence, co-trailed inside another with the field paired up along the backside, saved ground around the far turn but was in last at the five sixteenths pole, made a brief spurt hugging the rail turning for home to get into contention for a piece of the prize in by mid-stretch but lacked a finishing kick inside of rivals in the late 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

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5. Chart note

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

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
SLOVAN travelled in tandem in the second flight on the outside in the early stages, started to pick up the bit all alone on the rail midway on the last turn having aim on the front twosome, angled out three wide posing the only threat at the top of the stretch, drove by leaving the furlong marker seizing control and was kept to the task to the very end holding safely for the win at the finish line. CRAZY BUSY (JPN) assumed command just off the rail onto the first turn, maintained a slim lead inside setting a dawdling pace down the backstretch, opened up when nudged along disposing of the early pace foe by the quarter marker, had no answer when the winner stormed by outside switching back over to the incorrect lead when getting passed, tried to counter in deep stretch but could only finish up an easy second best on this day. STREET SAVANT had a good spot tucked in on the rail watching the engaged pair, was urged on for more at the three eighths pole but showing little response when regressing through the last bend, shifted to the three-path finding more and closed in belatedly inside foes in the last furlong to get the nod inside at the wire for the show award. MARIETTA BABE pressed the pace three wide on the first of two turns, ran alongside the frontrunner forcing the issue still outside down the back straight, chased in vain unable to go on with the leader by the five sixteenths pole, angled out four wide in the mix for a small share in upper stretch, was no match for the front duo who had it to themselves in the final furlong but lost the battle for the third place share at the finish line outside. BOBBAAY was away slowly trailing the group in the early going, moved outside to be a joint last down the backside, had little to offer going two wide throughout the far turn, shifted to the three-path trying to make a run but finished up greenly never switching leads while laying in outside of a couple of runners in the late drive while battling for the show award. GOLD DRAGON settled near the rear travelling on the fence, co-trailed inside another with the field paired up along the backside, saved ground around the far turn but was in last at the five sixteenths pole, made a brief spurt hugging the rail turning for home to get into contention for a piece of the prize in by mid-stretch but lacked a finishing kick inside of rivals in the late running.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Lone speed #3 SLOVAN, pressure moderate; speed-biased rail strip favors the front but SLOVAN's figs are too thin to trust alone · CHALK #2 GOLD DRAGON (ML 2) / #5 CRAZY BUSY (ML 1.8) · co-chalk; GOLD DRAGON is short but has rising figs + 2nd-off-layoff; CRAZY BUSY is a sprint-to-route stretch out dropping from fMdSpWt with a negative model edge — usable but short, and a sprint-to-route query on both

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-27 WO R1 pass_ok · winner #3 SLOVAN @ 11.4 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.27 · 46.93 · 59.09 · Final 1:05.80

Splits (23:66) (12:16) (6:71)

BEAU PINK away alertly to the early lead, then vied inside for command, took charge on the turn, responded when roused, pulled away under urging and was kept to the task. LADY DAYRELLS broke out and was bumped at the start, tracked on the inside, chased on the turn, rallied two wide into the stretch, dug in along the rail and earned the place spot. I LOVE PRESENTS stalked close up two wide, chased three wide on the turn, rallied into the stretch and was outfinished for second. CODICIA POR VIDA raced off the rail, off the pace, chased on the turn and tired. RED SYMPHONY was bumped hard and stumbled at the start, moved up early, vied two wide for the lead, chased on the turn and faded. RUBICON MOMENT was bumped hard and steadied at the start, raced off the pace inside and was outrun.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #5 Beau Pink · close 3.35-1

• BEAU PINK away alertly to the early lead, then vied inside for command, took charge on the turn, responded when roused, pulled away under urging and was kept to the task.
• LADY DAYRELLS broke out and was bumped at the start, tracked on the inside, chased on the turn, rallied two wide into the stretch, dug in along the rail and earned the place spot.
• I LOVE PRESENTS stalked close up two wide, chased three wide on the turn, rallied into the stretch and was outfinished for second.
• CODICIA POR VIDA raced off the rail, off the pace, chased on the turn and tired.
• RED SYMPHONY was bumped hard and stumbled at the start, moved up early, vied two wide for the lead, chased on the turn and faded.
• RUBICON MOMENT was bumped hard and steadied at the start, raced off the pace inside and was outrun.

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

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

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
BEAU PINK away alertly to the early lead, then vied inside for command, took charge on the turn, responded when roused, pulled away under urging and was kept to the task. LADY DAYRELLS broke out and was bumped at the start, tracked on the inside, chased on the turn, rallied two wide into the stretch, dug in along the rail and earned the place spot. I LOVE PRESENTS stalked close up two wide, chased three wide on the turn, rallied into the stretch and was outfinished for second. CODICIA POR VIDA raced off the rail, off the pace, chased on the turn and tired. RED SYMPHONY was bumped hard and stumbled at the start, moved up early, vied two wide for the lead, chased on the turn and faded. RUBICON MOMENT was bumped hard and steadied at the start, raced off the pace inside and was outrun.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Two-speed duel risk (#3 vs #5); speed/inside bias but dueling front pair likely burn; stalker/closer path opens in A and B · CHALK #7 I LOVE PRESENTS (ML 2) · short · style C from post 7, beaten-favorite history (0 for 9 as fav), stalled last start; usable but short and not opposable enough to fade confidently

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-27 WO R2 pass_ok · winner #5 BEAU PINK @ 3.35 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.96 · 45.97 · 1:11.19 · Final 1:24.09

Splits (23:01) (25:22) (12:90)

TONY FROM ANGUS had a nice spot nestled on the rail tracking the frontrunner, sat poised inside waiting for the cue to go at the three eighths pole, scraped the fence bursting through inside many runners in midturn to take control leaving the quarter pole, shot clear for the outright lead shaving the corner and was kept busy pulling away increasing the margin of victory in the last sixteenth. PROUD PAINTER co-trailed between foes in the early stages, made a big swooping move circling the field five wide on the turn at the quarter pole, swung out widest in the six path in the thick of things in upper stretch, charged home smartly in the final furlong but could not get to the winner who had something left in reserve but did run on solidly to get up outside at the shadow of the wire for the runners up position. TORONTO CITY shared the rear outside a couple of rivals in the backstretch running, closed in four wide making a bid up top between horses at the quarter marker, continued to stubbornly duel with rivals on both sides for the front at the head of the lane but could not find more late and faded in the last sixteenth getting nabbed outside at the wire for the place share. PADDY HOLIDAY had the rail position being part of the back threesome, was hard held on the fence waiting for running room to be a joint last ins, skimmed the fence advancing inside at the top of the stretch to be in with a chance for a small share but could only finish up one paced down the lane to settle on the fringes in the end. HE'S A PIPER travelled three deep outside two others keeping a close eye on the pacesetter, made a brief move getting a head in front for a fleeting moment three wide in midturn, could not keep up to rival still in the three path when turning for home and wilted between runners by the eighth pole. FORESTERS LASTLOVE settled between horses forwardly place watching the loose leader down the backstraight, dropped back at the half, co-trailed outside midway on the turn with the field bunching up, shifted to the four path for the stretch run but failed to menace in the late running. AU CONTRAIRE had a clear lead just off the rail when entering the backstretch, had the two path just holding onto the lead with a host of runners bearing down at the five sixteenths, offered no resistance being swarmed on both sides dropping out of it by the quarter pole and stopped in upper stretch cantering in through the stretch crossing the finish line.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Tony From Angus · close 2.70-1

• TONY FROM ANGUS had a nice spot nestled on the rail tracking the frontrunner, sat poised inside waiting for the cue to go at the three eighths pole, scraped the fence bursting through inside many runners in midturn to take control leaving the quarter pole, shot clear for the outright lead shaving the corner and was kept busy pulling away increasing the margin of victory in the last sixteenth.
• PROUD PAINTER co-trailed between foes in the early stages, made a big swooping move circling the field five wide on the turn at the quarter pole, swung out widest in the six path in the thick of things in upper stretch, charged home smartly in the final furlong but could not get to the winner who had something left in reserve but did run on solidly to get up outside at the shadow of the wire for the runners up position.
• TORONTO CITY shared the rear outside a couple of rivals in the backstretch running, closed in four wide making a bid up top between horses at the quarter marker, continued to stubbornly duel with rivals on both sides for the front at the head of the lane but could not find more late and faded in the last sixteenth getting nabbed outside at the wire for the place share.
• PADDY HOLIDAY had the rail position being part of the back threesome, was hard held on the fence waiting for running room to be a joint last ins, skimmed the fence advancing inside at the top of the stretch to be in with a chance for a small share but could only finish up one paced down the lane to settle on the fringes in the end.
• HE'S A PIPER travelled three deep outside two others keeping a close eye on the pacesetter, made a brief move getting a head in front for a fleeting moment three wide in midturn, could not keep up to rival still in the three path when turning for home and wilted between runners by the eighth pole.
• FORESTERS LASTLOVE settled between horses forwardly place watching the loose leader down the backstraight, dropped back at the half, co-trailed outside midway on the turn with the field bunching up, shifted to the four path for the stretch run but failed to menace in the late running.
• AU CONTRAIRE had a clear lead just off the rail when entering the backstretch, had the two path just holding onto the lead with a host of runners bearing down at the five sixteenths, offered no resistance being swarmed on both sides dropping out of it by the quarter pole and stopped in upper stretch cantering in through the stretch crossing the finish line.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS — only overlay candidate is chalk; #6's figure profile disqualifies her as a win ticket at any price · 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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• 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:
TONY FROM ANGUS had a nice spot nestled on the rail tracking the frontrunner, sat poised inside waiting for the cue to go at the three eighths pole, scraped the fence bursting through inside many runners in midturn to take control leaving the quarter pole, shot clear for the outright lead shaving the corner and was kept busy pulling away increasing the margin of victory in the last sixteenth. PROUD PAINTER co-trailed between foes in the early stages, made a big swooping move circling the field five wide on the turn at the quarter pole, swung out widest in the six path in the thick of things in upper stretch, charged home smartly in the final furlong but could not get to the winner who had something left in reserve but did run on solidly to get up outside at the shadow of the wire for the runners up position. TORONTO CITY shared the rear outside a couple of rivals in the backstretch running, closed in four wide making a bid up top between horses at the quarter marker, continued to stubbornly duel with rivals on both sides for the front at the head of the lane but could not find more late and faded in the last sixteenth getting nabbed outside at the wire for the place share. PADDY HOLIDAY had the rail position being part of the back threesome, was hard held on the fence waiting for running room to be a joint last ins, skimmed the fence advancing inside at the top of the stretch to be in with a chance for a small share but could only finish up one paced down the lane to settle on the fringes in the end. HE'S A PIPER travelled three deep outside two others keeping a close eye on the pacesetter, made a brief move getting a head in front for a fleeting moment three wide in midturn, could not keep up to rival still in the three path when turning for home and wilted between runners by the eighth pole. FORESTERS LASTLOVE settled between horses forwardly place watching the loose leader down the backstraight, dropped back at the half, co-trailed outside midway on the turn with the field bunching up, shifted to the four path for the stretch run but failed to menace in the late running. AU CONTRAIRE had a clear lead just off the rail when entering the backstretch, had the two path just holding onto the lead with a host of runners bearing down at the five sixteenths, offered no resistance being swarmed on both sides dropping out of it by the quarter pole and stopped in upper stretch cantering in through the stretch crossing the finish line.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS — only overlay candidate is chalk; #6's figure profile disqualifies her as a win ticket at any price · SHAPE Two-speed duel #7/#3 likely empties fractions; inside stalkers #1 and #2 get a soft setup — speed/rail bias amplifies chalk · CHALK #1 PADDY HOLIDAY · solid · inside post, stalker style, bias-perfect setup, consistent figs in class

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-27 WO R3 pass_ok · winner #3 TONY FROM ANGUS @ 2.7 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 21.96 · 44.62 · Final 56.93

Splits (22:66) (12:31)

JUSTINE broke sharp but then was reined back ever so softly content on letting the outside foe take command midway down the backstretch, shifted outside the pacesetter at the half, re-engaged two wide with the inside leader by the three eighths pole, pounced when finally set down in the two path at the furlong pole and wore down the game frontrunner in the last sixteenth of a mile to edge clear for the win in deep stretch. SCARY SPEEDY was hustled at the start clearing and crossing over to the fence having the outright lead at the half, rolled along maintaining a slim advantage inside on the rail in the turn running, continued to dig in clinging onto the front end with a furlong to go but gave way grudgingly in deep stretch unable to withstand the constant pressure by the winner through the drive. SPA PROSPECTOR had the rail tucked in sitting in midfield, was roused through the bend keeping pace taking the shortest way around the turn, moved out to the two path at the head of the lane and finished up willingly inside others to be a non-threatening third at the wire. SUPER SICILY kept a close eye of the lead pair while outside in the three path, was driven on three wide in midturn but the lead duo were starting to slip further away by the quarter pole, remained in the three path straightening out for the drive and finished up mildly for a minor placing in the end. FORESTERS EXEC was situated near the rear having the two path with rivals on each side, ran on evenly going two wide around the oval, angled out four wide off of horses losing some momentum briefly in upper stretch but when clear in the final furlong failed to fire. BREEZERO travelled four deep close to the back end, could not get anything going spinning his wheels three wide around the turn outside rivals, swung out widest to the five path turning for home

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #2 Justine · close 3.70-1

• JUSTINE broke sharp but then was reined back ever so softly content on letting the outside foe take command midway down the backstretch, shifted outside the pacesetter at the half, re-engaged two wide with the inside leader by the three eighths pole, pounced when finally set down in the two path at the furlong pole and wore down the game frontrunner in the last sixteenth of a mile to edge clear for the win in deep stretch.
• SCARY SPEEDY was hustled at the start clearing and crossing over to the fence having the outright lead at the half, rolled along maintaining a slim advantage inside on the rail in the turn running, continued to dig in clinging onto the front end with a furlong to go but gave way grudgingly in deep stretch unable to withstand the constant pressure by the winner through the drive.
• SPA PROSPECTOR had the rail tucked in sitting in midfield, was roused through the bend keeping pace taking the shortest way around the turn, moved out to the two path at the head of the lane and finished up willingly inside others to be a non-threatening third at the wire.
• SUPER SICILY kept a close eye of the lead pair while outside in the three path, was driven on three wide in midturn but the lead duo were starting to slip further away by the quarter pole, remained in the three path straightening out for the drive and finished up mildly for a minor placing in the end.
• FORESTERS EXEC was situated near the rear having the two path with rivals on each side, ran on evenly going two wide around the oval, angled out four wide off of horses losing some momentum briefly in upper stretch but when clear in the final furlong failed to fire.
• BREEZERO travelled four deep close to the back end, could not get anything going spinning his wheels three wide around the turn outside rivals, swung out widest to the five path turning for home

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS — #5 SCARY SPEEDY is the only overlay and the turf record (one start, fig 75, weak LP 63) does not stack with the pace path at the price asked; chalk has the shape read; no price meets the bar · Pass held · pass

Price model

WATCH · #5 SCARY SPEEDY · edge — overlay was not the official winner — 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:
JUSTINE broke sharp but then was reined back ever so softly content on letting the outside foe take command midway down the backstretch, shifted outside the pacesetter at the half, re-engaged two wide with the inside leader by the three eighths pole, pounced when finally set down in the two path at the furlong pole and wore down the game frontrunner in the last sixteenth of a mile to edge clear for the win in deep stretch. SCARY SPEEDY was hustled at the start clearing and crossing over to the fence having the outright lead at the half, rolled along maintaining a slim advantage inside on the rail in the turn running, continued to dig in clinging onto the front end with a furlong to go but gave way grudgingly in deep stretch unable to withstand the constant pressure by the winner through the drive. SPA PROSPECTOR had the rail tucked in sitting in midfield, was roused through the bend keeping pace taking the shortest way around the turn, moved out to the two path at the head of the lane and finished up willingly inside others to be a non-threatening third at the wire. SUPER SICILY kept a close eye of the lead pair while outside in the three path, was driven on three wide in midturn but the lead duo were starting to slip further away by the quarter pole, remained in the three path straightening out for the drive and finished up mildly for a minor placing in the end. FORESTERS EXEC was situated near the rear having the two path with rivals on each side, ran on evenly going two wide around the oval, angled out four wide off of horses losing some momentum briefly in upper stretch but when clear in the final furlong failed to fire. BREEZERO travelled four deep close to the back end, could not get anything going spinning his wheels three wide around the turn outside rivals, swung out widest to the five path turning for home

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS — #5 SCARY SPEEDY is the only overlay and the turf record (one start, fig 75, weak LP 63) does not stack with the pace path at the price asked; chalk has the shape read; no price meets the bar · SHAPE Wall of early speed (#5 #1 #2) sets an honest-to-pressured pace; bias favors inside posts 1-3 and early speed, but a three-way duel opens the door for anything sitting third or fourth · CHALK #1 SPA PROSPECTOR · short/usable · best e1 in the field, inside post, bias-friendly, but hooked in a three-way speed duel off a bounce-risk figure drop from a graded stakes; solid horse, uninvestable at 2.5

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model WATCH #5 SCARY SPEEDY · 2026-09-27 WO R4 overlay_miss · winner #2 JUSTINE @ 3.7 · overlay #5 SCARY SPEEDY edge 0.027 · 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.

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.71 · 47.31 · 1:10.88 · 1:33.51 · Final 1:45.64

Splits (23:60) (23:57) (22:63) (12:13)

WICKED DJANGO raced off the pace inside, advanced between rivals on the turn, rallied three wide into the lane, took charge outside rivals nearing the furlong marker, then dug in gamely in the two path, dueled with PARAMOUNT PRINCE to the wire and prevailed determinedly. PARAMOUNT PRINCE set the pace on the inside, dueled on the turn, dug in gamely on the rail in midstretch, battled back and dueled to the finish. RAPID TEST raced off the pace inside, chased inside on the turn, angled out in upper stretch, rallied mildly outside and got up for third at the wire. SIDE STREET stalked close up two wide, bid on the turn, dueled into the stretch, stayed on well in the final furlong and just missed for the show spot. FABER raced three wide off the pace, chased four wide on the turn and weakened. NAPTOWN raced two wide off the pace, chased three wide on the turn and faded.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #2 Wicked Django · close 8.30-1

• WICKED DJANGO raced off the pace inside, advanced between rivals on the turn, rallied three wide into the lane, took charge outside rivals nearing the furlong marker, then dug in gamely in the two path, dueled with PARAMOUNT PRINCE to the wire and prevailed determinedly.
• PARAMOUNT PRINCE set the pace on the inside, dueled on the turn, dug in gamely on the rail in midstretch, battled back and dueled to the finish.
• RAPID TEST raced off the pace inside, chased inside on the turn, angled out in upper stretch, rallied mildly outside and got up for third at the wire.
• SIDE STREET stalked close up two wide, bid on the turn, dueled into the stretch, stayed on well in the final furlong and just missed for the show spot.
• FABER raced three wide off the pace, chased four wide on the turn and weakened.
• NAPTOWN raced two wide off the pace, chased three wide on the turn and faded.

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:
WICKED DJANGO raced off the pace inside, advanced between rivals on the turn, rallied three wide into the lane, took charge outside rivals nearing the furlong marker, then dug in gamely in the two path, dueled with PARAMOUNT PRINCE to the wire and prevailed determinedly. PARAMOUNT PRINCE set the pace on the inside, dueled on the turn, dug in gamely on the rail in midstretch, battled back and dueled to the finish. RAPID TEST raced off the pace inside, chased inside on the turn, angled out in upper stretch, rallied mildly outside and got up for third at the wire. SIDE STREET stalked close up two wide, bid on the turn, dueled into the stretch, stayed on well in the final furlong and just missed for the show spot. FABER raced three wide off the pace, chased four wide on the turn and weakened. NAPTOWN raced two wide off the pace, chased three wide on the turn and faded.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Lone speed (#3 Paramount Prince) controls; closers need a melt; bias favors speed and inside posts · CHALK #3 Paramount Prince · solid · top fig, top pace score, lone E in a 7-horse turf route from post 3; the race to lose

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-27 WO R5 pass_ok · winner #2 WICKED DJANGO @ 8.3 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.69 · 45.72 · 58.12 · Final 1:11.47

Splits (23:03) (12:40) (13:35)

VELOCITA was unhurried finding his stride moving to the rail seeing the field at the half mile marker, cruised up the fence reaching for more ground passing outside foes in midturn with the rider still in the saddle, skimmed the fence looming a menace presence at the top of the stretch and powered past sharply inside driven up the rail to the lead by the sixteenth pole and won going away when crossing the finish line. DADDY'S SECRET was situated three deep in midfield, came under a busy ride being vigorously scrubbed on three wide at the three eighths pole making little gain on the frontrunner, angled to the four path in with a chance for a share turning for home and found another gear in the last sixteenth of a mile surging outside two others at the wire getting just up in time to best the rest for the runners up position. ONE SHOT SCOTT was quickest out of the gate loose up top down the backside, continued to be unopposed freewheeling around the turn in hand while slowing the tempo down slightly, had the two path still quite in control at the head of the lane, relinquished the lead unable to fend off the hard charging winner inside by the sixteenth pole and faded in very deep stretch getting picked up right at the wire outside for the place share. EDEY improved on the fence down the backstretch watching the top two runners with a half mile still to run, was coaxed for more at the five sixteenths pole when the leader started to pull away further, closed the gap three wide in the hunt outside two others in upper stretch, kept trying between runners to the very end but was on the losing end of a blanket three way finish for the second money. EPISODE was hard held pulling at the rider between foes in the three path in the early stages having only the eventual winner beaten, took the overland route going three to four wide around foes through the turn going in the wrong direction to be last at the quarter pole, swung out widest to the six path in upper stretch and could only manage to pass

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #7 Velocita · close 16.6-1

• VELOCITA was unhurried finding his stride moving to the rail seeing the field at the half mile marker, cruised up the fence reaching for more ground passing outside foes in midturn with the rider still in the saddle, skimmed the fence looming a menace presence at the top of the stretch and powered past sharply inside driven up the rail to the lead by the sixteenth pole and won going away when crossing the finish line.
• DADDY'S SECRET was situated three deep in midfield, came under a busy ride being vigorously scrubbed on three wide at the three eighths pole making little gain on the frontrunner, angled to the four path in with a chance for a share turning for home and found another gear in the last sixteenth of a mile surging outside two others at the wire getting just up in time to best the rest for the runners up position.
• ONE SHOT SCOTT was quickest out of the gate loose up top down the backside, continued to be unopposed freewheeling around the turn in hand while slowing the tempo down slightly, had the two path still quite in control at the head of the lane, relinquished the lead unable to fend off the hard charging winner inside by the sixteenth pole and faded in very deep stretch getting picked up right at the wire outside for the place share.
• EDEY improved on the fence down the backstretch watching the top two runners with a half mile still to run, was coaxed for more at the five sixteenths pole when the leader started to pull away further, closed the gap three wide in the hunt outside two others in upper stretch, kept trying between runners to the very end but was on the losing end of a blanket three way finish for the second money.
• EPISODE was hard held pulling at the rider between foes in the three path in the early stages having only the eventual winner beaten, took the overland route going three to four wide around foes through the turn going in the wrong direction to be last at the quarter pole, swung out widest to the six path in upper stretch and could only manage to pass

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

#2 LETS GO SOUPER · win · min 3-1 (at 5-2 or shorter, pass) · PLAY out · play_out · out

Price model

WATCH · #2 LETS GO SOUPER · edge — overlay was not the official winner — noticed, not in use

Book

none

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
VELOCITA was unhurried finding his stride moving to the rail seeing the field at the half mile marker, cruised up the fence reaching for more ground passing outside foes in midturn with the rider still in the saddle, skimmed the fence looming a menace presence at the top of the stretch and powered past sharply inside driven up the rail to the lead by the sixteenth pole and won going away when crossing the finish line. DADDY'S SECRET was situated three deep in midfield, came under a busy ride being vigorously scrubbed on three wide at the three eighths pole making little gain on the frontrunner, angled to the four path in with a chance for a share turning for home and found another gear in the last sixteenth of a mile surging outside two others at the wire getting just up in time to best the rest for the runners up position. ONE SHOT SCOTT was quickest out of the gate loose up top down the backside, continued to be unopposed freewheeling around the turn in hand while slowing the tempo down slightly, had the two path still quite in control at the head of the lane, relinquished the lead unable to fend off the hard charging winner inside by the sixteenth pole and faded in very deep stretch getting picked up right at the wire outside for the place share. EDEY improved on the fence down the backstretch watching the top two runners with a half mile still to run, was coaxed for more at the five sixteenths pole when the leader started to pull away further, closed the gap three wide in the hunt outside two others in upper stretch, kept trying between runners to the very end but was on the losing end of a blanket three way finish for the second money. EPISODE was hard held pulling at the rider between foes in the three path in the early stages having only the eventual winner beaten, took the overland route going three to four wide around foes through the turn going in the wrong direction to be last at the quarter pole, swung out widest to the six path in upper stretch and could only manage to pass

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY #2 LETS GO SOUPER · win · min 3-1 (at 5-2 or shorter, pass) · SHAPE Wall of early pace (#4 #1 #5 #2) sets up pressers/stalkers; speed bias favors inside but pace duel is extreme — stalker path real in A and B · CHALK #6 DADDYS SECRET ML 2 · usable but short · 3rd-start cycle presser, benefits from duel, but post 6 costs ground and zPace is negative; #1 EDEY ML 2.5 · opposable · EP into a four-way duel, faded two back stretching out, class drop masks declining LP

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet play_out · out · play_out · price model WATCH #2 LETS GO SOUPER · 2026-09-27 WO R6 overlay_miss · winner #7 VELOCITA @ 16.6 · overlay #2 LETS GO SOUPER edge 0.030 · PLAY out #2 — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 25.22 · 50.04 · 1:13.55 · 1:37.12 · Final 2:02.04

Splits (24:82) (23:51) (23:57) (24:92)

EXUDE raced off the pace inside, saved ground on the turn, rallied in the two path, closed willingly in midstretch, charged to the front, dug in gamely inside of BREAKING ALONG, dueled with that rival to the wire and narrowly prevailed. BREAKING ALONE raced off the pace inside, angled out midway on the turn, came four wide into the lane, closed willingly outside in midstretch, charged to the front, dueled with EXUDE to the wire and just missed. CALL ME SUE trailed the field, advanced at the quarter pole, rallied behind rivals in the stretch, split foes and closed late for third. ZABO was bumped at the start, set

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Exude · close 14.7-1

• EXUDE raced off the pace inside, saved ground on the turn, rallied in the two path, closed willingly in midstretch, charged to the front, dug in gamely inside of BREAKING ALONG, dueled with that rival to the wire and narrowly prevailed.
• BREAKING ALONE raced off the pace inside, angled out midway on the turn, came four wide into the lane, closed willingly outside in midstretch, charged to the front, dueled with EXUDE to the wire and just missed.
• CALL ME SUE trailed the field, advanced at the quarter pole, rallied behind rivals in the stretch, split foes and closed late for third.
• ZABO was bumped at the start, set

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

#2 Offlee Naughty · win · minimum 8-1 · pass if board drops below 8-1 · Died at the floor · board_inside_floor · floor

Price model

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

Book

none

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
EXUDE raced off the pace inside, saved ground on the turn, rallied in the two path, closed willingly in midstretch, charged to the front, dug in gamely inside of BREAKING ALONG, dueled with that rival to the wire and narrowly prevailed. BREAKING ALONE raced off the pace inside, angled out midway on the turn, came four wide into the lane, closed willingly outside in midstretch, charged to the front, dueled with EXUDE to the wire and just missed. CALL ME SUE trailed the field, advanced at the quarter pole, rallied behind rivals in the stretch, split foes and closed late for third. ZABO was bumped at the start, set

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY #2 Offlee Naughty · win · minimum 8-1 · pass if board drops below 8-1 · SHAPE Lone speed #7 One More Brew; inside-rail/speed bias; closer-heavy field must wait for a melt that may not come in Scenario A · CHALK #8 Palace View · short/usable · best turf record here but closing from post 8 against a rail bias, negative form factor, and a rival with a superior last fig

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet floor_miss · floor · board_inside_floor · price model WATCH #2 OFFLEE NAUGHTY · 2026-09-27 WO R7 floor_miss · winner #3 EXUDE @ 14.7 · overlay #2 OFFLEE NAUGHTY edge 0.028 · PLAY floor #2 — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.56 · 45.11 · 1:09.70 · Final 1:23.11

Splits (22:55) (24:59) (13:41)

COUNTRYBOYSURVIVE was allowed to settle into stride seeing the group down the backstretch, started to reach for more ground bursting between horses making a sharp move four wide at the quarter pole, moved out to the six path between rivals full of run and charged home in the last furlong at just got up surging outside at the wire for the win. ENDRICK had a neck in front cruising along in the beginning, shook loose getting to the rail by the half, moved well up top in hand with the rider rationing out his speed through the turn, spurted away once again from his closest pursuer when let out a notch in mid-stretch but started to get leg weary in the last sixteenth of a mile and was caught by the fast closing winner outside right at the finish line. YACHT BOY settled on the inside close to the back, started to commence a run closing in three wide between foes midpoint of the bend, was floated out widest in the seven-path straightening out for the stretch drive and determinedly kept on coming to get up getting the nod outside at the wire for the show money. SHADOW REALM had runners on either side sitting in the middle of the pack leaving the gate, advanced down the backstretch to track the frontrunner by the half, chased through the turn closing in making a bid briefly outside at the quarter pole but was under a steady drive to do so, shifted to the three path for the stretch run but evened out in deep stretch getting nabbed late losing the third place share. INDY ONE tugged at the rider under a stronghold sitting in midfield, was roused for more two wide at the five sixteenths pole but offering little response, improved smartly shaving the final corner getting into contention with many

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #8 Countryboysurvive · close 5.55-1

• COUNTRYBOYSURVIVE was allowed to settle into stride seeing the group down the backstretch, started to reach for more ground bursting between horses making a sharp move four wide at the quarter pole, moved out to the six path between rivals full of run and charged home in the last furlong at just got up surging outside at the wire for the win.
• ENDRICK had a neck in front cruising along in the beginning, shook loose getting to the rail by the half, moved well up top in hand with the rider rationing out his speed through the turn, spurted away once again from his closest pursuer when let out a notch in mid-stretch but started to get leg weary in the last sixteenth of a mile and was caught by the fast closing winner outside right at the finish line.
• YACHT BOY settled on the inside close to the back, started to commence a run closing in three wide between foes midpoint of the bend, was floated out widest in the seven-path straightening out for the stretch drive and determinedly kept on coming to get up getting the nod outside at the wire for the show money.
• SHADOW REALM had runners on either side sitting in the middle of the pack leaving the gate, advanced down the backstretch to track the frontrunner by the half, chased through the turn closing in making a bid briefly outside at the quarter pole but was under a steady drive to do so, shifted to the three path for the stretch run but evened out in deep stretch getting nabbed late losing the third place share.
• INDY ONE tugged at the rider under a stronghold sitting in midfield, was roused for more two wide at the five sixteenths pole but offering little response, improved smartly shaving the final corner getting into contention with many

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

#5 CARNEW · win · min 7-2 (pass if board is shorter) · PLAY out · play_out · out

Price model

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

Book

none

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
COUNTRYBOYSURVIVE was allowed to settle into stride seeing the group down the backstretch, started to reach for more ground bursting between horses making a sharp move four wide at the quarter pole, moved out to the six path between rivals full of run and charged home in the last furlong at just got up surging outside at the wire for the win. ENDRICK had a neck in front cruising along in the beginning, shook loose getting to the rail by the half, moved well up top in hand with the rider rationing out his speed through the turn, spurted away once again from his closest pursuer when let out a notch in mid-stretch but started to get leg weary in the last sixteenth of a mile and was caught by the fast closing winner outside right at the finish line. YACHT BOY settled on the inside close to the back, started to commence a run closing in three wide between foes midpoint of the bend, was floated out widest in the seven-path straightening out for the stretch drive and determinedly kept on coming to get up getting the nod outside at the wire for the show money. SHADOW REALM had runners on either side sitting in the middle of the pack leaving the gate, advanced down the backstretch to track the frontrunner by the half, chased through the turn closing in making a bid briefly outside at the quarter pole but was under a steady drive to do so, shifted to the three path for the stretch run but evened out in deep stretch getting nabbed late losing the third place share. INDY ONE tugged at the rider under a stronghold sitting in midfield, was roused for more two wide at the five sixteenths pole but offering little response, improved smartly shaving the final corner getting into contention with many

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY #5 CARNEW · win · min 7-2 (pass if board is shorter) · SHAPE Wall of early speed (#7 #5 #1) guarantees pressure; stalkers and pressers inherit if the lead melts · CHALK #7 ENDRICK · short · dominant fig and class drop but 2-1 into a duel is not a price

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet play_out · out · play_out · price model WATCH #5 CARNEW · 2026-09-27 WO R8 overlay_miss · winner #8 COUNTRYBOYSURVIVE @ 5.55 · overlay #5 CARNEW edge 0.023 · PLAY out #5 — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 25.14 · 50.48 · 1:15.10 · 1:40.73 · 2:05.90 · Final 2:30.57

Splits (25:34) (24:62) (25:63) (25:17) (24:67)

FIRE AND WINE set the pace on the inside racing with a clear lead, was pressed along by IMYOURMEDICINEMAN on the backside, opened up on the far turn, responded when roused in upper stretch and pulled away under urging for the win. BOND MARKET raced off the pace inside, dropped far back on the backside, advanced on the turn, rallied on the rail in the stretch run, angled out in midstretch, finished well but second best. BUIUM raced two wide off the pace, advanced on the far turn, rallied four wide into the stretch, closed mildly outside and earned the show award. IMYOURMEDICINEMAN pulled in the early stages while close up four wide, then stalked close up to the winner, pressed that rival on the backside, bid between foes on the far turn, rallied mildly between, steadied slightly behind BOND MARKET near the eighth pole and continued evenly for fourth. KATIE'S GRACE settled well off the early pace, advanced on the turn, rallied three wide into the stretch, bid and was outkicked. KEEPMYPOWDERDRY raced off the pace inside, chased inside on the turn and tired. After a Stewards' Inquiry and Jockey Objection by the rider of the fourth place finisher against the runner up, the race was declared official.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Fire and Wine · close 11.3-1

• FIRE AND WINE set the pace on the inside racing with a clear lead, was pressed along by IMYOURMEDICINEMAN on the backside, opened up on the far turn, responded when roused in upper stretch and pulled away under urging for the win.
• BOND MARKET raced off the pace inside, dropped far back on the backside, advanced on the turn, rallied on the rail in the stretch run, angled out in midstretch, finished well but second best.
• BUIUM raced two wide off the pace, advanced on the far turn, rallied four wide into the stretch, closed mildly outside and earned the show award.
• IMYOURMEDICINEMAN pulled in the early stages while close up four wide, then stalked close up to the winner, pressed that rival on the backside, bid between foes on the far turn, rallied mildly between, steadied slightly behind BOND MARKET near the eighth pole and continued evenly for fourth.
• KATIE'S GRACE settled well off the early pace, advanced on the turn, rallied three wide into the stretch, bid and was outkicked.
• KEEPMYPOWDERDRY raced off the pace inside, chased inside on the turn and tired. After a Stewards' Inquiry and Jockey Objection by the rider of the fourth place finisher against the runner up, the race was declared official.

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

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
FIRE AND WINE set the pace on the inside racing with a clear lead, was pressed along by IMYOURMEDICINEMAN on the backside, opened up on the far turn, responded when roused in upper stretch and pulled away under urging for the win. BOND MARKET raced off the pace inside, dropped far back on the backside, advanced on the turn, rallied on the rail in the stretch run, angled out in midstretch, finished well but second best. BUIUM raced two wide off the pace, advanced on the far turn, rallied four wide into the stretch, closed mildly outside and earned the show award. IMYOURMEDICINEMAN pulled in the early stages while close up four wide, then stalked close up to the winner, pressed that rival on the backside, bid between foes on the far turn, rallied mildly between, steadied slightly behind BOND MARKET near the eighth pole and continued evenly for fourth. KATIE'S GRACE settled well off the early pace, advanced on the turn, rallied three wide into the stretch, bid and was outkicked. KEEPMYPOWDERDRY raced off the pace inside, chased inside on the turn and tired. After a Stewards' Inquiry and Jockey Objection by the rider of the fourth place finisher against the runner up, the race was declared official.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Duel risk (#2 vs #3); speed empties → closers inherit; inside rail and speed bias favor whoever can stalk off the pace · CHALK #4 KATIES GRACE (ML 1.2) · solid · top fig, model overlay, inside post, route-to-route, rail bias aligned — opposable only on price, not shape

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-27 WO R9 pass_ok · winner #3 FIRE AND WINE @ 11.35 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 21.78 · 44.07 · Final 55.96

Splits (22:29) (11:89)

WAR STRATEGY was forwardly placed on the outside comfortably tracking the pacesetter down the backstretch, moved in outside going head-to-head up top at the three eighths pole, got a head in front by midturn, opened up when just shown the crop outside the pesky speed rival at the furlong pole and held

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #8 War Strategy · close 3.75-1

• WAR STRATEGY was forwardly placed on the outside comfortably tracking the pacesetter down the backstretch, moved in outside going head-to-head up top at the three eighths pole, got a head in front by midturn, opened up when just shown the crop outside the pesky speed rival at the furlong pole and held

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

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
WAR STRATEGY was forwardly placed on the outside comfortably tracking the pacesetter down the backstretch, moved in outside going head-to-head up top at the three eighths pole, got a head in front by midturn, opened up when just shown the crop outside the pesky speed rival at the furlong pole and held

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Wall of EP speed (#5 #8 #6) projects an honest-to-burning pace; stalkers and pressers from posts 1–4 are the structural beneficiaries, but the only model overlay is chalk · CHALK #4 SET · short · rising figs + clean pace path in A/B, but 2-1 is not a price

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-27 WO R10 pass_ok · winner #8 WAR STRATEGY @ 3.75 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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