LRL · 2026-09-20

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 24.98 · 51.96 · 1:16.90 · 1:28.62 · Final 1:40.54

Splits (26:98) (24:94) (11:72) (11:92)

GOLD BREW broke out to pinched back CORDOVA, settled well off the pace in the two path, crept closer between horses into the far turn, angled out three then four wide exiting the final turn, shifted out a bit further, long drive, fully extended to be up in time. MOTOCROSS broke forwardly, narrowly showed the way into and through the first turn, continued to set the pace through some modest fractions, dueled into the lane, battled to the end giving ground grudgingly to the winner, stubbornly held the place. PRETTY VIOLENT broke on top, relinquished the advantage past the wire the first time, tracked the pace in the second flight along the inside, continued to save ground into the far turn, tipped three wide for the drive, slowly gained on the runner up, could not contain the winner late, missed the second spot while between the top two at the wire. WAVES OF SUCCESS stalked the pace from the three path, remained within striking distance through the final turn, set down for the drive, went evenly the final furlong in lacking a closing punch. WHO WORE IT BEST moved to the front outside the winner into the first turn, pressed that one up the backstretch, challenged and dueled with that same rival into the stretch, began to weaken past the furlong marker. SHE'S THE MOAMENT raced in mid pack off the inside, four to five wide through the second turn, lacked a serious closing response while remaining well out in the course. CORDOVA pinched back at the start, raced back, four wide through the final turn, also came up empty through the stretch. TOUJOURS was finished after a half. MARIA ELENA broke in to help pinch back CORDOVA, trailed throughout to be always outrun.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #5 Gold Brew · close 2.50-1

• GOLD BREW broke out to pinched back CORDOVA, settled well off the pace in the two path, crept closer between horses into the far turn, angled out three then four wide exiting the final turn, shifted out a bit further, long drive, fully extended to be up in time.
• MOTOCROSS broke forwardly, narrowly showed the way into and through the first turn, continued to set the pace through some modest fractions, dueled into the lane, battled to the end giving ground grudgingly to the winner, stubbornly held the place.
• PRETTY VIOLENT broke on top, relinquished the advantage past the wire the first time, tracked the pace in the second flight along the inside, continued to save ground into the far turn, tipped three wide for the drive, slowly gained on the runner up, could not contain the winner late, missed the second spot while between the top two at the wire.
• WAVES OF SUCCESS stalked the pace from the three path, remained within striking distance through the final turn, set down for the drive, went evenly the final furlong in lacking a closing punch.
• WHO WORE IT BEST moved to the front outside the winner into the first turn, pressed that one up the backstretch, challenged and dueled with that same rival into the stretch, began to weaken past the furlong marker.
• SHE'S THE MOAMENT raced in mid pack off the inside, four to five wide through the second turn, lacked a serious closing response while remaining well out in the course.
• CORDOVA pinched back at the start, raced back, four wide through the final turn, also came up empty through the stretch.
• TOUJOURS was finished after a half.
• MARIA ELENA broke in to help pinch back CORDOVA, trailed throughout to be always outrun.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS — #2's edge is thin (0.025), style unknown, turf debut off a dirt race, single-race PP; no conviction at any floor · 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:
GOLD BREW broke out to pinched back CORDOVA, settled well off the pace in the two path, crept closer between horses into the far turn, angled out three then four wide exiting the final turn, shifted out a bit further, long drive, fully extended to be up in time. MOTOCROSS broke forwardly, narrowly showed the way into and through the first turn, continued to set the pace through some modest fractions, dueled into the lane, battled to the end giving ground grudgingly to the winner, stubbornly held the place. PRETTY VIOLENT broke on top, relinquished the advantage past the wire the first time, tracked the pace in the second flight along the inside, continued to save ground into the far turn, tipped three wide for the drive, slowly gained on the runner up, could not contain the winner late, missed the second spot while between the top two at the wire. WAVES OF SUCCESS stalked the pace from the three path, remained within striking distance through the final turn, set down for the drive, went evenly the final furlong in lacking a closing punch. WHO WORE IT BEST moved to the front outside the winner into the first turn, pressed that one up the backstretch, challenged and dueled with that same rival into the stretch, began to weaken past the furlong marker. SHE'S THE MOAMENT raced in mid pack off the inside, four to five wide through the second turn, lacked a serious closing response while remaining well out in the course. CORDOVA pinched back at the start, raced back, four wide through the final turn, also came up empty through the stretch. TOUJOURS was finished after a half. MARIA ELENA broke in to help pinch back CORDOVA, trailed throughout to be always outrun.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS — #2's edge is thin (0.025), style unknown, turf debut off a dirt race, single-race PP; no conviction at any floor · SHAPE No dedicated early, crawl likely, closers may stall without a target — stalker #6 benefits in A and B · CHALK #6 CORDOVA · 3-1 · solid — best fig in the field, pace map squarely in its favor, Stidham barn

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 LRL R1 pass_ok · winner #5 GOLD BREW @ 2.5 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.96 · 46.67 · 58.97 · Final 1:11.76

Splits (23:71) (12:30) (12:79)

WHY broke with the field, moved up inside to take control early, set a pressured pace into and through the turn, drew off through the lane while being kept to task. LADY SRIRACHA off a step slow, raced back early as a result, continued to lack speed far turn, cut the corner into the lane, rallied up the inside to annex the place, no threat to the winner. SCARLET'S DREAM within striking distance outside, raced four wide through the turn, lost considerable ground to the top two as a result, displayed some mild late interest to be up for the show at the wire. TASTY TIME forwardly placed while three wide and between horses up the backstretch, crept a bit closer to the winner while still in the three path late turn and into the stretch, flattened out in the run to the wire, nipped late for the third spot. SWEET HONEY BEE broke sharp, vied up front the opening quarter, continued to force the issue far turn, faltered from between rivals with a quarter to run. MISSY'S MAP back off the pace while well out in the strip in the run up the backstretch, five wide through the bend, asked for run halfway through the bend, no response, backed up through the stretch.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #1 Why · close 2.30-1

• WHY broke with the field, moved up inside to take control early, set a pressured pace into and through the turn, drew off through the lane while being kept to task.
• LADY SRIRACHA off a step slow, raced back early as a result, continued to lack speed far turn, cut the corner into the lane, rallied up the inside to annex the place, no threat to the winner.
• SCARLET'S DREAM within striking distance outside, raced four wide through the turn, lost considerable ground to the top two as a result, displayed some mild late interest to be up for the show at the wire.
• TASTY TIME forwardly placed while three wide and between horses up the backstretch, crept a bit closer to the winner while still in the three path late turn and into the stretch, flattened out in the run to the wire, nipped late for the third spot.
• SWEET HONEY BEE broke sharp, vied up front the opening quarter, continued to force the issue far turn, faltered from between rivals with a quarter to run.
• MISSY'S MAP back off the pace while well out in the strip in the run up the backstretch, five wide through the bend, asked for run halfway through the bend, no response, backed up through the stretch.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS · Pass held · pass

Price model

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

Book

none

4. What we keep

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
WHY broke with the field, moved up inside to take control early, set a pressured pace into and through the turn, drew off through the lane while being kept to task. LADY SRIRACHA off a step slow, raced back early as a result, continued to lack speed far turn, cut the corner into the lane, rallied up the inside to annex the place, no threat to the winner. SCARLET'S DREAM within striking distance outside, raced four wide through the turn, lost considerable ground to the top two as a result, displayed some mild late interest to be up for the show at the wire. TASTY TIME forwardly placed while three wide and between horses up the backstretch, crept a bit closer to the winner while still in the three path late turn and into the stretch, flattened out in the run to the wire, nipped late for the third spot. SWEET HONEY BEE broke sharp, vied up front the opening quarter, continued to force the issue far turn, faltered from between rivals with a quarter to run. MISSY'S MAP back off the pace while well out in the strip in the run up the backstretch, five wide through the bend, asked for run halfway through the bend, no response, backed up through the stretch.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Lone speed #6 SCARLETS DREAM, moderate pressure; Scenario A favors the EP; closers need a melt · CHALK #5 TASTY TIME (ML 2) and #6 SCARLETS DREAM (ML 1.8) — both chalk, both model underlay or near-flat; no opposable shape angle against TASTY TIME, but neither is a bet

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 LRL R2 pass_ok · winner #1 WHY @ 2.3 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 24.45 · 48.42 · 1:12.67 · 1:37.25 · Final 1:43.78

Splits (23:97) (24:25) (24:58) (6:53)

MERITORIOUS angled in and took command soon after the start putting IRISH NUNSENSE in tight past the wire the first time, set a pressured pace through some reasonable fractions along the inside, hooked up with the runner up in the second turn, long duel to the wire, dug in late to narrowly prevail in game fashion. RIO GRANDE pressed the winner from the outset from the outside, moved to challenged that rival in the two path final turn, extended duel to the wire, could not get by. EXECUTIVE back off the pace while off the inside, dropped in and began to move closer far turn, chased the top two past the furlong marker, shifted out and was steadily gaining on that pair late. SOUPER CHA CHING brushed at the start, raced back off the inside, came four wide for the drive, set down for the drive, showed some belated interest to improve position. LEVERAGE lacked speed, continued back while saving ground through the final turn, asked along late in that bend, showed some mild late interest bo better his position, not a serious threat. IRISH NUNSENSE broke sharply, was put in tight by the winner not long after, brushed with the rail and steadied, recovered and tracked the issue up front along the inside, remained forward along the rail into the far turn, had little left for the drive. RESOLUTE raced in the second flight while off the inside, came up empty when called on for the drive. GOLD SOVEREIGN stumbled badly at the start, raced back, was five wide through the final turn, remained back through the lane. GOLD RESERVE four wide into the first turn when racing in mid pace, was finished after four furlongs. WAR ACE bothered and put in tight by a stumbling GOLD SOVERIGN at the break, remained always back in failing to threaten.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #7 Meritorious · close 6.10-1

• MERITORIOUS angled in and took command soon after the start putting IRISH NUNSENSE in tight past the wire the first time, set a pressured pace through some reasonable fractions along the inside, hooked up with the runner up in the second turn, long duel to the wire, dug in late to narrowly prevail in game fashion.
• RIO GRANDE pressed the winner from the outset from the outside, moved to challenged that rival in the two path final turn, extended duel to the wire, could not get by.
• EXECUTIVE back off the pace while off the inside, dropped in and began to move closer far turn, chased the top two past the furlong marker, shifted out and was steadily gaining on that pair late.
• SOUPER CHA CHING brushed at the start, raced back off the inside, came four wide for the drive, set down for the drive, showed some belated interest to improve position.
• LEVERAGE lacked speed, continued back while saving ground through the final turn, asked along late in that bend, showed some mild late interest bo better his position, not a serious threat.
• IRISH NUNSENSE broke sharply, was put in tight by the winner not long after, brushed with the rail and steadied, recovered and tracked the issue up front along the inside, remained forward along the rail into the far turn, had little left for the drive.
• RESOLUTE raced in the second flight while off the inside, came up empty when called on for the drive.
• GOLD SOVEREIGN stumbled badly at the start, raced back, was five wide through the final turn, remained back through the lane.
• GOLD RESERVE four wide into the first turn when racing in mid pace, was finished after four furlongs.
• WAR ACE bothered and put in tight by a stumbling GOLD SOVERIGN at the break, remained always back in failing to threaten.

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:
MERITORIOUS angled in and took command soon after the start putting IRISH NUNSENSE in tight past the wire the first time, set a pressured pace through some reasonable fractions along the inside, hooked up with the runner up in the second turn, long duel to the wire, dug in late to narrowly prevail in game fashion. RIO GRANDE pressed the winner from the outset from the outside, moved to challenged that rival in the two path final turn, extended duel to the wire, could not get by. EXECUTIVE back off the pace while off the inside, dropped in and began to move closer far turn, chased the top two past the furlong marker, shifted out and was steadily gaining on that pair late. SOUPER CHA CHING brushed at the start, raced back off the inside, came four wide for the drive, set down for the drive, showed some belated interest to improve position. LEVERAGE lacked speed, continued back while saving ground through the final turn, asked along late in that bend, showed some mild late interest bo better his position, not a serious threat. IRISH NUNSENSE broke sharply, was put in tight by the winner not long after, brushed with the rail and steadied, recovered and tracked the issue up front along the inside, remained forward along the rail into the far turn, had little left for the drive. RESOLUTE raced in the second flight while off the inside, came up empty when called on for the drive. GOLD SOVEREIGN stumbled badly at the start, raced back, was five wide through the final turn, remained back through the lane. GOLD RESERVE four wide into the first turn when racing in mid pace, was finished after four furlongs. WAR ACE bothered and put in tight by a stumbling GOLD SOVERIGN at the break, remained always back in failing to threaten.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE No dedicated early; crawl likely; stalkers/closers aided but need target; moderate volatility · CHALK #5 SOUPER CHA CHING · short/solid · best signal and zPace but single turf line and unknown pace role; not opposable on shape

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 LRL R3 pass_ok · winner #7 MERITORIOUS @ 6.1 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.90 · 46.19 · 58.48 · Final 1:11.63

Splits (23:29) (12:29) (13:15)

ON THE LEVEL within striking distance early while outside, made a four wide move while in hand to challenge the pacesetter midway on the turn, took over late in the bend under continued confident handling, drew out through the stretch without being asked for his best. BELTANE put a head in front soon after the start from between horses, continued to show the way into the turn off the inside, offered brief resistance to the winner when that one came calling midway on the bend, proved no match through the lane, clearly second best. FIGHTING WORDS broke up front just inside the runner up, fell back while along the inside, continued to save ground turn, cut the corner into the stretch, managed a mild rail rally to annex the show. TIZ THE GREAT fell back to trail after the start out in the strip, raced four to five wide late in the turn, improved slightly through the lane, not a serious threat. BATTALION LEADER in the second flight three wide and inside the winner early, roused when four wide into the lane, lacked a closing response. COPERNIUM forwardly placed in the two path early, began a steady retreat before a half.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #7 On the Level · close 0.50-1

• ON THE LEVEL within striking distance early while outside, made a four wide move while in hand to challenge the pacesetter midway on the turn, took over late in the bend under continued confident handling, drew out through the stretch without being asked for his best.
• BELTANE put a head in front soon after the start from between horses, continued to show the way into the turn off the inside, offered brief resistance to the winner when that one came calling midway on the bend, proved no match through the lane, clearly second best.
• FIGHTING WORDS broke up front just inside the runner up, fell back while along the inside, continued to save ground turn, cut the corner into the stretch, managed a mild rail rally to annex the show.
• TIZ THE GREAT fell back to trail after the start out in the strip, raced four to five wide late in the turn, improved slightly through the lane, not a serious threat.
• BATTALION LEADER in the second flight three wide and inside the winner early, roused when four wide into the lane, lacked a closing response.
• COPERNIUM forwardly placed in the two path early, began a steady retreat before a half.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

#3 BELTANE · min 4-1 · WIN · PLAY in the money · itm

Price model

BET · #2 COPERNIUM · 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:
ON THE LEVEL within striking distance early while outside, made a four wide move while in hand to challenge the pacesetter midway on the turn, took over late in the bend under continued confident handling, drew out through the stretch without being asked for his best. BELTANE put a head in front soon after the start from between horses, continued to show the way into the turn off the inside, offered brief resistance to the winner when that one came calling midway on the bend, proved no match through the lane, clearly second best. FIGHTING WORDS broke up front just inside the runner up, fell back while along the inside, continued to save ground turn, cut the corner into the stretch, managed a mild rail rally to annex the show. TIZ THE GREAT fell back to trail after the start out in the strip, raced four to five wide late in the turn, improved slightly through the lane, not a serious threat. BATTALION LEADER in the second flight three wide and inside the winner early, roused when four wide into the lane, lacked a closing response. COPERNIUM forwardly placed in the two path early, began a steady retreat before a half.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY #3 BELTANE · min 4-1 · WIN · SHAPE Lone speed (#6) with all closers behind — honest if unpressured; meltdown possible if B fires · CHALK #7 ON THE LEVEL · fade · last fig 40 off OC30000c, steep class drop screams dump not send, closer style needs pace it may not get

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet play_itm · itm · price model BET #2 COPERNIUM · 2026-09-20 LRL R4 overlay_miss · winner #7 ON THE LEVEL @ 0.5 · overlay #2 COPERNIUM edge 0.040 · PLAY itm #3 — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.74 · 46.25 · 57.68 · Final 1:03.90

Splits (23:51) (11:43) (6:22)

METALLICAN bothered at the start when his entrymate broke out forcing CALL IT outward, recovered to race off the pace and the inside, three wide into the lane. JOKE TELLER dueled early off the inside, fell back off the other speed late backstretch, went back after that one midway on the turn, dueled into the stretch, shook clear past the furlong marker, nailed by the winner in the final strides after drifting out a bit. FUTILE GESTURE stalked the pace while racing three wide, continued within striking distance into the stretch, stalled a bit midstretch, steered inside the drifting leader and finished up evenly to prove best of the rest. ALL NESSED UP broke out forcing CALL IT into the winner, was straightened, raced back and inside, moved a bit closer turning into the straight, flattened out the final furlong. BETTABE TOUGH away in good order from along the inside, shook clear into the turn, responded when challenged by the runner up midway on the turn, raced on equal terms with that one into the stretch, yielded nearing the furlong grounds. CALL IT bothered and pushed out at the start, raced back off the pace, steadied in some traffic into the turn, four wide through the bend, lacked a closing kick. PARKRIDGE lacked speed along the inside, in some traffic entering the turn, fell back to trail, no response stretch.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #7 Joke Teller · close 2.40-1

• JOKE TELLER dueled early off the inside, fell back off the other speed late backstretch, went back after that one midway on the turn, dueled into the stretch, shook clear past the furlong marker, nailed by the winner in the final strides after drifting out a bit.
• FUTILE GESTURE stalked the pace while racing three wide, continued within striking distance into the stretch, stalled a bit midstretch, steered inside the drifting leader and finished up evenly to prove best of the rest.
• ALL NESSED UP broke out forcing CALL IT into the winner, was straightened, raced back and inside, moved a bit closer turning into the straight, flattened out the final furlong.
• BETTABE TOUGH away in good order from along the inside, shook clear into the turn, responded when challenged by the runner up midway on the turn, raced on equal terms with that one into the stretch, yielded nearing the furlong grounds.
• CALL IT bothered and pushed out at the start, raced back off the pace, steadied in some traffic into the turn, four wide through the bend, lacked a closing kick.
• PARKRIDGE lacked speed along the inside, in some traffic entering the turn, fell back to trail, no response stretch.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS · Pass held · pass

Price model

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

Book

none

4. What we keep

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
METALLICAN bothered at the start when his entrymate broke out forcing CALL IT outward, recovered to race off the pace and the inside, three wide into the lane. JOKE TELLER dueled early off the inside, fell back off the other speed late backstretch, went back after that one midway on the turn, dueled into the stretch, shook clear past the furlong marker, nailed by the winner in the final strides after drifting out a bit. FUTILE GESTURE stalked the pace while racing three wide, continued within striking distance into the stretch, stalled a bit midstretch, steered inside the drifting leader and finished up evenly to prove best of the rest. ALL NESSED UP broke out forcing CALL IT into the winner, was straightened, raced back and inside, moved a bit closer turning into the straight, flattened out the final furlong. BETTABE TOUGH away in good order from along the inside, shook clear into the turn, responded when challenged by the runner up midway on the turn, raced on equal terms with that one into the stretch, yielded nearing the furlong grounds. CALL IT bothered and pushed out at the start, raced back off the pace, steadied in some traffic into the turn, four wide through the bend, lacked a closing kick. PARKRIDGE lacked speed along the inside, in some traffic entering the turn, fell back to trail, no response stretch.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Wall of pressers (#1 #5 #11 #4 #8 #10) — extreme pace, sets up late runners · CHALK #9 MONTOUR (1.8 ML) · fade · most overbet chalk, worst model edge (-0.042), negative zPace, one race back on a turf sprint — shape and model both against

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 LRL R5 pass_ok · winner #7 JOKE TELLER @ 2.4 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.22 · 44.91 · 56.51 · Final 1:03.04

Splits (22:69) (11:60) (6:53)

CHITCHATCHITCHAT in mid pack early while three wide, moved closer while out in the course under a light hold through the turn, came four wide into the

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #9 Chitchatchitchat · close 2.20-1

• CHITCHATCHITCHAT in mid pack early while three wide, moved closer while out in the course under a light hold through the turn, came four wide into the

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS · Pass held · pass

Price model

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

Book

none

4. What we keep

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
CHITCHATCHITCHAT in mid pack early while three wide, moved closer while out in the course under a light hold through the turn, came four wide into the

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Wall of early pace (#1A #8 #1 #6 #13) guarantees a contested honest-to-pressure scenario; closers inherit in A and B, but chalk #7 is the deepest closer in the field and is a short-priced underlaid favorite. · CHALK #7 YO ADRIAN · short · C-style with a clean pace path in A/B, but model edge is negative (−0.017), ML 2.5 is shorter than 3-1, and the recent figs (73/77/72) do not inspire confidence for a score at this price.

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 LRL R6 pass_ok · winner #9 CHITCHATCHITCHAT @ 2.2 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 24.58 · 48.03 · 1:12.36 · 1:24.58 · Final 1:37.59

Splits (23:45) (24:33) (12:22) (13:01)

KISSEDBYANANGEL broke running from along the inside, showed the way out of the chute, continued to set the pace while rating under a light hold through some modest fractions, continued to hold the advantage into the lane then increased that advantage under steady handling. DYNA SOAR forwardly placed early outside the winner, chased that one into and through the turn in the three path, could do little with that same rival through the lane, clearly second best. INEEDYOUBABE behind the pace while along the inside, continued to save ground into the stretch, went one paced to the wire in lacking a closing response. CITANA (ARG) void of speed, advanced through the turn outside, floated out five wide into the lane, finished up evenly while remaining widest to the wire. UTOPIA ROSE slipped at the start and broke outward, moved up steadily on the outside in the run up the backstretch, continued to move closer three wide through most of the bend, came out a bit to once again be four wide entering the stretch, weakened in the run to the wire. MARGARET P remained always back in failing to threaten. GOLDEN EIB MICRPHN was finished before a half, fell further and further back, jogged in.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #1 Kissedbyanangel · close 2.40-1

• KISSEDBYANANGEL broke running from along the inside, showed the way out of the chute, continued to set the pace while rating under a light hold through some modest fractions, continued to hold the advantage into the lane then increased that advantage under steady handling.
• DYNA SOAR forwardly placed early outside the winner, chased that one into and through the turn in the three path, could do little with that same rival through the lane, clearly second best.
• INEEDYOUBABE behind the pace while along the inside, continued to save ground into the stretch, went one paced to the wire in lacking a closing response.
• CITANA (ARG) void of speed, advanced through the turn outside, floated out five wide into the lane, finished up evenly while remaining widest to the wire.
• UTOPIA ROSE slipped at the start and broke outward, moved up steadily on the outside in the run up the backstretch, continued to move closer three wide through most of the bend, came out a bit to once again be four wide entering the stretch, weakened in the run to the wire.
• MARGARET P remained always back in failing to threaten.
• GOLDEN EIB MICRPHN was finished before a half, fell further and further back, jogged in.

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:
KISSEDBYANANGEL broke running from along the inside, showed the way out of the chute, continued to set the pace while rating under a light hold through some modest fractions, continued to hold the advantage into the lane then increased that advantage under steady handling. DYNA SOAR forwardly placed early outside the winner, chased that one into and through the turn in the three path, could do little with that same rival through the lane, clearly second best. INEEDYOUBABE behind the pace while along the inside, continued to save ground into the stretch, went one paced to the wire in lacking a closing response. CITANA (ARG) void of speed, advanced through the turn outside, floated out five wide into the lane, finished up evenly while remaining widest to the wire. UTOPIA ROSE slipped at the start and broke outward, moved up steadily on the outside in the run up the backstretch, continued to move closer three wide through most of the bend, came out a bit to once again be four wide entering the stretch, weakened in the run to the wire. MARGARET P remained always back in failing to threaten. GOLDEN EIB MICRPHN was finished before a half, fell further and further back, jogged in.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Lone speed (#6) clears in Scenario A; moderate pressure risk; stalker-heavy field needs a pace melt to fire · CHALK #3 DYNA SOAR · short (2.5 ML) · solid — best signal/speed factors, 2nd off layoff, fits the pace map as a presser with range; lay off

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 LRL R7 pass_ok · winner #1 KISSEDBYANANGEL @ 2.4 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.97 · 49.11 · 1:13.97 · 1:37.65 · Final 1:43.79

Splits (25:14) (24:86) (23:68) (6:14)

UNWAVERING MONARCH (FR) devoid of any early foot after breaking back, continued to see then all onto the backstretch, began to advance four wide into the far turn, came five wide for the drive, roused, finished full of run while widest down the lane to win going away. LET'S DANCE AGAIN broke alertly, showed the way early, relinquished that advantage before a quarter, chased that rival up the backstretch, rebid in the two path second turn, showed the way into and through upper stretch, could not contain the top two late. MISS PICKY broke out but forwardly, taken firmly in hand, continued under restraint the middle half, moved out a bit for the drive and finished willingly to gain the show. COZY ROSIE settled in midpack while racing off the inside, between horses into the far turn, asked along late in that bend, came in the two path for the drive, displayed a mild amount of late interes. SLEEPWALKER in the second flight while toward the inside, in some traffic far turn, raced three wide into the lane, within striking distance a furlong out then went flat to the wire. FINCH well back for six furlongs toward the inside, two path exiting final turn, steered out to the middle of the course, finished with energy to improve, too late to seriously contend. GRIPEN broke back, moved up the opening furlong to show the way into the first turn, long lead up the backstretch, briefly responded when confronted in the second turn then began to weaken, continued to retreat through the stretch. DEVASTATING in the main group while three wide through the first turn, went four wide through the second bend and tired. FIRE'S OUT broke with the field, fell back and was never a threat. BUZZAWAY in the second flight while racing off the inside, gave way through the stretch.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Unwavering Monarch (FR) · close 3.60-1

• UNWAVERING MONARCH (FR) devoid of any early foot after breaking back, continued to see then all onto the backstretch, began to advance four wide into the far turn, came five wide for the drive, roused, finished full of run while widest down the lane to win going away.
• LET'S DANCE AGAIN broke alertly, showed the way early, relinquished that advantage before a quarter, chased that rival up the backstretch, rebid in the two path second turn, showed the way into and through upper stretch, could not contain the top two late.
• MISS PICKY broke out but forwardly, taken firmly in hand, continued under restraint the middle half, moved out a bit for the drive and finished willingly to gain the show.
• COZY ROSIE settled in midpack while racing off the inside, between horses into the far turn, asked along late in that bend, came in the two path for the drive, displayed a mild amount of late interes.
• SLEEPWALKER in the second flight while toward the inside, in some traffic far turn, raced three wide into the lane, within striking distance a furlong out then went flat to the wire.
• FINCH well back for six furlongs toward the inside, two path exiting final turn, steered out to the middle of the course, finished with energy to improve, too late to seriously contend.
• GRIPEN broke back, moved up the opening furlong to show the way into the first turn, long lead up the backstretch, briefly responded when confronted in the second turn then began to weaken, continued to retreat through the stretch.
• DEVASTATING in the main group while three wide through the first turn, went four wide through the second bend and tired.
• FIRE'S OUT broke with the field, fell back and was never a threat.
• BUZZAWAY in the second flight while racing off the inside, gave way through the stretch.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

#5 COZY ROSIE — win · min 4-1 (ML is right at floor; pass if board drifts shorter) · Died at the floor · board_inside_floor · floor

Price model

BET · #5 COZY ROSIE · 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:
UNWAVERING MONARCH (FR) devoid of any early foot after breaking back, continued to see then all onto the backstretch, began to advance four wide into the far turn, came five wide for the drive, roused, finished full of run while widest down the lane to win going away. LET'S DANCE AGAIN broke alertly, showed the way early, relinquished that advantage before a quarter, chased that rival up the backstretch, rebid in the two path second turn, showed the way into and through upper stretch, could not contain the top two late. MISS PICKY broke out but forwardly, taken firmly in hand, continued under restraint the middle half, moved out a bit for the drive and finished willingly to gain the show. COZY ROSIE settled in midpack while racing off the inside, between horses into the far turn, asked along late in that bend, came in the two path for the drive, displayed a mild amount of late interes. SLEEPWALKER in the second flight while toward the inside, in some traffic far turn, raced three wide into the lane, within striking distance a furlong out then went flat to the wire. FINCH well back for six furlongs toward the inside, two path exiting final turn, steered out to the middle of the course, finished with energy to improve, too late to seriously contend. GRIPEN broke back, moved up the opening furlong to show the way into the first turn, long lead up the backstretch, briefly responded when confronted in the second turn then began to weaken, continued to retreat through the stretch. DEVASTATING in the main group while three wide through the first turn, went four wide through the second bend and tired. FIRE'S OUT broke with the field, fell back and was never a threat. BUZZAWAY in the second flight while racing off the inside, gave way through the stretch.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY #5 COZY ROSIE — win · min 4-1 (ML is right at floor; pass if board drifts shorter) · SHAPE Three-wide EP wall (#5 #2 #7) → honest-to-hot pace; stalkers and closers favored · CHALK #3 UNWAVERING MONARCH · opaque — no speed figures, 173d layoff, style unknown; not opposable on shape, just unreadable

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet floor_miss · floor · board_inside_floor · price model BET #5 COZY ROSIE · 2026-09-20 LRL R8 floor_miss · winner #3 UNWAVERING MONARCH @ 3.6 · overlay #5 COZY ROSIE edge 0.050 · PLAY floor #5 — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.63 · 45.83 · 57.95 · Final 1:10.85

Splits (23:20) (12:12) (12:90)

CHANGE MY WORLD unhurried early while off the rail, steered out to be six wide into the stretch, set down for the drive, kept coming down the middle of the strip to be up in the final jump. FASTER GATOR never far back, prompted the issue four wide into the turn, floated out five wide late in the bend, put a head in front entering the stretch, continued to show the way late, nailed at the wire to lose the nod. ALL THE HARDWAYS last away, moved up the inside to a forward position along the rail, idled through the turn, cut the corner into the lane to once again attain a prominent position, lacked a closing punch, saved the show. FEAR NOTHING in the second flight for a half while between horses, came in the two path out of the turn, in some traffic a furlong out, dropped to the rail, outkicked for the show spot late. GATSBY broke forwardly, pressed the pace while between horsed three wide, floated out four wide into the stretch then faltered. VEX broke on top, set the pace while off the inside, got out a bit to be three wide into the lane carrying outer rivals wide, faltered when headed.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #2 Change My World · close 4.90-1

• CHANGE MY WORLD unhurried early while off the rail, steered out to be six wide into the stretch, set down for the drive, kept coming down the middle of the strip to be up in the final jump.
• FASTER GATOR never far back, prompted the issue four wide into the turn, floated out five wide late in the bend, put a head in front entering the stretch, continued to show the way late, nailed at the wire to lose the nod.
• ALL THE HARDWAYS last away, moved up the inside to a forward position along the rail, idled through the turn, cut the corner into the lane to once again attain a prominent position, lacked a closing punch, saved the show.
• FEAR NOTHING in the second flight for a half while between horses, came in the two path out of the turn, in some traffic a furlong out, dropped to the rail, outkicked for the show spot late.
• GATSBY broke forwardly, pressed the pace while between horsed three wide, floated out four wide into the stretch then faltered.
• VEX broke on top, set the pace while off the inside, got out a bit to be three wide into the lane carrying outer rivals wide, faltered when headed.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

#7 GATSBY · win · min 3.5-1 — at shorter, pass · Died at the floor · board_inside_floor · floor

Price model

BET · #7 GATSBY · 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:
CHANGE MY WORLD unhurried early while off the rail, steered out to be six wide into the stretch, set down for the drive, kept coming down the middle of the strip to be up in the final jump. FASTER GATOR never far back, prompted the issue four wide into the turn, floated out five wide late in the bend, put a head in front entering the stretch, continued to show the way late, nailed at the wire to lose the nod. ALL THE HARDWAYS last away, moved up the inside to a forward position along the rail, idled through the turn, cut the corner into the lane to once again attain a prominent position, lacked a closing punch, saved the show. FEAR NOTHING in the second flight for a half while between horses, came in the two path out of the turn, in some traffic a furlong out, dropped to the rail, outkicked for the show spot late. GATSBY broke forwardly, pressed the pace while between horsed three wide, floated out four wide into the stretch then faltered. VEX broke on top, set the pace while off the inside, got out a bit to be three wide into the lane carrying outer rivals wide, faltered when headed.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY #7 GATSBY · win · min 3.5-1 — at shorter, pass · SHAPE Wall of early speed (#7 E · #3 E · #4 EP) sets up honest-to-high pace; stalkers #2 #5 #1 own the A/B scenarios · CHALK #4 FASTER GATOR · short — fig-41 bounce risk with trip trouble last, but 2nd-off-layoff flag and prior 89/99 figs keep it usable; ML 1.6 is chalk, not a bet

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet floor_miss · floor · board_inside_floor · price model BET #7 GATSBY · 2026-09-20 LRL R9 floor_miss · winner #2 CHANGE MY WORLD @ 4.9 · overlay #7 GATSBY edge 0.051 · PLAY floor #7 — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 24.68 · 50.05 · 1:14.51 · 1:26.43 · Final 1:38.65

Splits (25:37) (24:46) (11:92) (12:22)

VOLUNTARY forwardly placed from the start while three wide past the furlong marker, settled in the second flight onto the backstretch, went back after the leader while appearing to lug in early far turn, in hand when showing the way into the stretch, maintained that advantage to the wire under steady handling. WETHERBY pulled early while off the inside, covered up and idled through the final turn, saved ground into the lane, moved out, bumped AWESOME MCKINZIE at the furlong grounds, was righted and finished with interest to be slowly closing the gap on the winner. AWESOME MCKINZIE in the second flight along the inside under a firm hold, continued to be restrained into the far turn inside, angled out to be three wide into the lane, bumped by the runner up with a furlong to run, up late for the show. MOLLY THE GREAT last away, continued to lag for six furlongs, two path exiting the final bend, improved

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #7 Voluntary · close 1.70-1

• VOLUNTARY forwardly placed from the start while three wide past the furlong marker, settled in the second flight onto the backstretch, went back after the leader while appearing to lug in early far turn, in hand when showing the way into the stretch, maintained that advantage to the wire under steady handling.
• WETHERBY pulled early while off the inside, covered up and idled through the final turn, saved ground into the lane, moved out, bumped AWESOME MCKINZIE at the furlong grounds, was righted and finished with interest to be slowly closing the gap on the winner.
• AWESOME MCKINZIE in the second flight along the inside under a firm hold, continued to be restrained into the far turn inside, angled out to be three wide into the lane, bumped by the runner up with a furlong to run, up late for the show.
• MOLLY THE GREAT last away, continued to lag for six furlongs, two path exiting the final bend, improved

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS — no non-chalk horse clears the overlay bar; WETHERBY is interesting at 6-1 or better on the live board but that number is not confirmed here · Pass held · pass

Price model

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

Book

none

4. What we keep

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
VOLUNTARY forwardly placed from the start while three wide past the furlong marker, settled in the second flight onto the backstretch, went back after the leader while appearing to lug in early far turn, in hand when showing the way into the stretch, maintained that advantage to the wire under steady handling. WETHERBY pulled early while off the inside, covered up and idled through the final turn, saved ground into the lane, moved out, bumped AWESOME MCKINZIE at the furlong grounds, was righted and finished with interest to be slowly closing the gap on the winner. AWESOME MCKINZIE in the second flight along the inside under a firm hold, continued to be restrained into the far turn inside, angled out to be three wide into the lane, bumped by the runner up with a furlong to run, up late for the show. MOLLY THE GREAT last away, continued to lag for six furlongs, two path exiting the final bend, improved

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS — no non-chalk horse clears the overlay bar; WETHERBY is interesting at 6-1 or better on the live board but that number is not confirmed here · SHAPE Lone speed (#5 CROSS OF VALOR) into a wall of closers; if the lead goes uncontested, a tactical sit-and-kick wins; if #7 presses, closers from stalking positions inherit · CHALK #6 AMBERIA · 2.5-ML · solid-to-short — rising turf figs, clean trip last out, zPace leader, legitimate winner; too short to be the play

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-20 LRL R10 pass_ok · winner #7 VOLUNTARY @ 1.7 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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