WO · 2026-09-12

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.51 · 48.26 · 1:12.34 · 1:24.55 · Final 1:37.46

Splits (24:75) (24:08) (12:21) (12:91)

LITTLE LOLA dictated terms with her ears pricked cruising along up front just off the rail early on, got a breather uncontested on the engine down the backstretch, was nudged along still comfortably on the lead with the closest pursuer in a drive at the five sixteenths pole trying to keep up and opened up further when roused in the two path by the furlong pole and held well at the finish line for the frontrunning score. YORKTON'S TAFFY was situated near the rear going widest outside foes four wide on the first of two turns, improved mildly outside foes lengthening stride down the backstretch, started to uncork a rally three wide at the midpoint of the second bend, shifted out widest in the four-path turning for home, found his best run late closing in down the lane, could not get to the winner in time but finished up strongly to best the rest for the secondary prize at the wire. LIVE EACH DAY tracked the frontrunner on the outside, inched up at the half shadowing the leader, was hard ridden just to keep up to the winner on the far turn at the five sixteenths pole, chased in vain three wide in upper stretch, was no match by the furlong marker and faded slightly in the late going getting picked up by the outside foe late for the place share. LAPIN DE PLAGE had the rail position sitting just back off and behind the pacesetter for the first half of this two turn event, was scrubbed on the fence holding forward position in the far turn at the quarter pole, hugged the rail in the mix for a share at the top of the stretch bit evened out inside rivals in the last eighth of a mile to settle on the fringes. PARTY CENTRAL travelled three off the rail seeing the field around the initial bend, trailed the field in the two path well within striking distance through at the half mile marker, was a joint last outside another through the second bend and could not play a factor in the stretch running. TREASURED MISCHIEF had the three path inside another close to the back end early on, had only one runner beaten down the backside when galloping along on the fence, shared the rear inside making no headway on the final turn and failed to menace in the drive to the wire.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #6 Little Lola · close 5.25-1

• LITTLE LOLA dictated terms with her ears pricked cruising along up front just off the rail early on, got a breather uncontested on the engine down the backstretch, was nudged along still comfortably on the lead with the closest pursuer in a drive at the five sixteenths pole trying to keep up and opened up further when roused in the two path by the furlong pole and held well at the finish line for the frontrunning score.
• YORKTON'S TAFFY was situated near the rear going widest outside foes four wide on the first of two turns, improved mildly outside foes lengthening stride down the backstretch, started to uncork a rally three wide at the midpoint of the second bend, shifted out widest in the four-path turning for home, found his best run late closing in down the lane, could not get to the winner in time but finished up strongly to best the rest for the secondary prize at the wire.
• LIVE EACH DAY tracked the frontrunner on the outside, inched up at the half shadowing the leader, was hard ridden just to keep up to the winner on the far turn at the five sixteenths pole, chased in vain three wide in upper stretch, was no match by the furlong marker and faded slightly in the late going getting picked up by the outside foe late for the place share.
• LAPIN DE PLAGE had the rail position sitting just back off and behind the pacesetter for the first half of this two turn event, was scrubbed on the fence holding forward position in the far turn at the quarter pole, hugged the rail in the mix for a share at the top of the stretch bit evened out inside rivals in the last eighth of a mile to settle on the fringes.
• PARTY CENTRAL travelled three off the rail seeing the field around the initial bend, trailed the field in the two path well within striking distance through at the half mile marker, was a joint last outside another through the second bend and could not play a factor in the stretch running.
• TREASURED MISCHIEF had the three path inside another close to the back end early on, had only one runner beaten down the backside when galloping along on the fence, shared the rear inside making no headway on the final turn and failed to menace in the drive to the wire.

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:
LITTLE LOLA dictated terms with her ears pricked cruising along up front just off the rail early on, got a breather uncontested on the engine down the backstretch, was nudged along still comfortably on the lead with the closest pursuer in a drive at the five sixteenths pole trying to keep up and opened up further when roused in the two path by the furlong pole and held well at the finish line for the frontrunning score. YORKTON'S TAFFY was situated near the rear going widest outside foes four wide on the first of two turns, improved mildly outside foes lengthening stride down the backstretch, started to uncork a rally three wide at the midpoint of the second bend, shifted out widest in the four-path turning for home, found his best run late closing in down the lane, could not get to the winner in time but finished up strongly to best the rest for the secondary prize at the wire. LIVE EACH DAY tracked the frontrunner on the outside, inched up at the half shadowing the leader, was hard ridden just to keep up to the winner on the far turn at the five sixteenths pole, chased in vain three wide in upper stretch, was no match by the furlong marker and faded slightly in the late going getting picked up by the outside foe late for the place share. LAPIN DE PLAGE had the rail position sitting just back off and behind the pacesetter for the first half of this two turn event, was scrubbed on the fence holding forward position in the far turn at the quarter pole, hugged the rail in the mix for a share at the top of the stretch bit evened out inside rivals in the last eighth of a mile to settle on the fringes. PARTY CENTRAL travelled three off the rail seeing the field around the initial bend, trailed the field in the two path well within striking distance through at the half mile marker, was a joint last outside another through the second bend and could not play a factor in the stretch running. TREASURED MISCHIEF had the three path inside another close to the back end early on, had only one runner beaten down the backside when galloping along on the fence, shared the rear inside making no headway on the final turn and failed to menace in the drive to the wire.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Lone E (#3) likely to get a soft lead on a closer/inside bias; stalker #5 and closers #4 / #1 track back — shape favors the closing style but both chalk horses own the market · CHALK #4 YORKTONS TAFFY (1.8) co-chalk, solid-to-short — rising fig cycle is real but price is prohibitive; #6 LITTLE LOLA (2.0) co-chalk, class rise from MOC, no ready flag, usable but short

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-12 WO R1 pass_ok · winner #6 LITTLE LOLA @ 5.25 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.15 · 45.19 · 57.42 · Final 1:10.48

Splits (23:04) (12:23) (13:06)

EL ALACRAN had a slim advantage on the outside in the beginning, cleared away coming into the turn, was nursed along around the bend, had company bearing down outside at the quarter pole, switched leads find another gear opening up once again by mid-stretch and comfortably cruised in at the finish line. RED WEAVER had the rail position sitting in midfield, took the short way around in the early part of the turn, shifted out off the front pair up top three wide at the quarter pole, angled to the four path in the hunt straightening out for the drive, could not get to the winner late but did show grit closing in a few jumps before the finish line to best the rest for the runners up share. ARABIAN PRINCE stumbled on the break, was allowed to settle into stride outside trailing the group down the back straight, lagged behind the pack on the turn, scraped paint starting to gather speed taking the final corner and had a good late charge inside horses in the last eighth of amile just missing the nod at the wire for the second-place share. NAPA SPIRIT (IRE) prompted the pace inside early on, took back off the pacesetter at the seven sixteenths pole, moved outwards at the three eighths marker closing in around the oval to re-engaged the inside leader at the quarter pole, threatened briefly three wide at the top of the stretch but was no match for the winner unable to keep with a sixteenth remaining and faded in deep stretch between runners losing a couple of positions late. ONE TRUE GENTLEMAN had one rival beaten along the backside, advanced mildly three wide outside runners in the turn running, was pushed out four wide at the quarter pole, began to shorten stride in the five path while staying on the incorrect lead in upper stretch and wilted by the furlong marker. PRIMA bobbled on the first jump out of the gate, recovered to have a good spot on the outside in the three-path watching the lead duo at the half, was roused two wide between horses at the three eighths pole but was retreating through the turn and emptied out in the three path at the head of the lane.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #4 El Alacran · close 3.10-1

• EL ALACRAN had a slim advantage on the outside in the beginning, cleared away coming into the turn, was nursed along around the bend, had company bearing down outside at the quarter pole, switched leads find another gear opening up once again by mid-stretch and comfortably cruised in at the finish line.
• RED WEAVER had the rail position sitting in midfield, took the short way around in the early part of the turn, shifted out off the front pair up top three wide at the quarter pole, angled to the four path in the hunt straightening out for the drive, could not get to the winner late but did show grit closing in a few jumps before the finish line to best the rest for the runners up share.
• ARABIAN PRINCE stumbled on the break, was allowed to settle into stride outside trailing the group down the back straight, lagged behind the pack on the turn, scraped paint starting to gather speed taking the final corner and had a good late charge inside horses in the last eighth of amile just missing the nod at the wire for the second-place share.
• NAPA SPIRIT (IRE) prompted the pace inside early on, took back off the pacesetter at the seven sixteenths pole, moved outwards at the three eighths marker closing in around the oval to re-engaged the inside leader at the quarter pole, threatened briefly three wide at the top of the stretch but was no match for the winner unable to keep with a sixteenth remaining and faded in deep stretch between runners losing a couple of positions late.
• ONE TRUE GENTLEMAN had one rival beaten along the backside, advanced mildly three wide outside runners in the turn running, was pushed out four wide at the quarter pole, began to shorten stride in the five path while staying on the incorrect lead in upper stretch and wilted by the furlong marker.
• PRIMA bobbled on the first jump out of the gate, recovered to have a good spot on the outside in the three-path watching the lead duo at the half, was roused two wide between horses at the three eighths pole but was retreating through the turn and emptied out in the three path at the head of the lane.

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:
EL ALACRAN had a slim advantage on the outside in the beginning, cleared away coming into the turn, was nursed along around the bend, had company bearing down outside at the quarter pole, switched leads find another gear opening up once again by mid-stretch and comfortably cruised in at the finish line. RED WEAVER had the rail position sitting in midfield, took the short way around in the early part of the turn, shifted out off the front pair up top three wide at the quarter pole, angled to the four path in the hunt straightening out for the drive, could not get to the winner late but did show grit closing in a few jumps before the finish line to best the rest for the runners up share. ARABIAN PRINCE stumbled on the break, was allowed to settle into stride outside trailing the group down the back straight, lagged behind the pack on the turn, scraped paint starting to gather speed taking the final corner and had a good late charge inside horses in the last eighth of amile just missing the nod at the wire for the second-place share. NAPA SPIRIT (IRE) prompted the pace inside early on, took back off the pacesetter at the seven sixteenths pole, moved outwards at the three eighths marker closing in around the oval to re-engaged the inside leader at the quarter pole, threatened briefly three wide at the top of the stretch but was no match for the winner unable to keep with a sixteenth remaining and faded in deep stretch between runners losing a couple of positions late. ONE TRUE GENTLEMAN had one rival beaten along the backside, advanced mildly three wide outside runners in the turn running, was pushed out four wide at the quarter pole, began to shorten stride in the five path while staying on the incorrect lead in upper stretch and wilted by the furlong marker. PRIMA bobbled on the first jump out of the gate, recovered to have a good spot on the outside in the three-path watching the lead duo at the half, was roused two wide between horses at the three eighths pole but was retreating through the turn and emptied out in the three path at the head of the lane.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Lone speed (#3 E, post 3) into a speed/inside bias — stalkers and pressers chase; closers have no pace target · CHALK #3 NAPA SPIRIT 2.5 · solid · clean lone-speed trip, ideal post, rail bias in its favour, dropping $10k in class

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-12 WO R2 pass_ok · winner #4 EL ALACRAN @ 3.1 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.24 · 47.03 · 59.38 · Final 1:12.65

Splits (23:79) (12:35) (13:27)

SCOTCH SCAR broke inwardly, settled at the back, steadily advanced inside passing the half, continued to gain on the turn saving ground, tipped out in mid-stretch, surged late to get up. CHINOOK bobbled just slightly at the start but nevertheless broke on top, quickly moved clear to set the pace just off the inside, had a rival just outside and behind coming to the three-eighths, shook free of that foe leaving the turn and extended the advantage in upper- to mid-stretch, came out late to meet a new challenger but was reeled in near the wire. FEELING SUPERSONIC stalked from off the lone leader early, moved closer just off that one's flank coming to the three-eighths, weakened in the stretch. MARIETTA BABE broke out just a bit, raced between foes mid-pack early, continued off the inside through the turn, was one-paced. FLATTER SUCCESS was outside foes early, dropped back, came into upper stretch six wide under urging but failed to rally. C C KITKAT broke inwardly and a step slowly then was urged forward switching out off the rail but inside foes chasing up the backstretch, steadily dropped back and faded.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #2 Scotch Scar · close 7.45-1

• SCOTCH SCAR broke inwardly, settled at the back, steadily advanced inside passing the half, continued to gain on the turn saving ground, tipped out in mid-stretch, surged late to get up.
• CHINOOK bobbled just slightly at the start but nevertheless broke on top, quickly moved clear to set the pace just off the inside, had a rival just outside and behind coming to the three-eighths, shook free of that foe leaving the turn and extended the advantage in upper- to mid-stretch, came out late to meet a new challenger but was reeled in near the wire.
• FEELING SUPERSONIC stalked from off the lone leader early, moved closer just off that one's flank coming to the three-eighths, weakened in the stretch.
• MARIETTA BABE broke out just a bit, raced between foes mid-pack early, continued off the inside through the turn, was one-paced.
• FLATTER SUCCESS was outside foes early, dropped back, came into upper stretch six wide under urging but failed to rally.
• C C KITKAT broke inwardly and a step slowly then was urged forward switching out off the rail but inside foes chasing up the backstretch, steadily dropped back 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.
• This page does not write the production file. A human test that beats the close is the only path into use.

5. Chart note

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

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
SCOTCH SCAR broke inwardly, settled at the back, steadily advanced inside passing the half, continued to gain on the turn saving ground, tipped out in mid-stretch, surged late to get up. CHINOOK bobbled just slightly at the start but nevertheless broke on top, quickly moved clear to set the pace just off the inside, had a rival just outside and behind coming to the three-eighths, shook free of that foe leaving the turn and extended the advantage in upper- to mid-stretch, came out late to meet a new challenger but was reeled in near the wire. FEELING SUPERSONIC stalked from off the lone leader early, moved closer just off that one's flank coming to the three-eighths, weakened in the stretch. MARIETTA BABE broke out just a bit, raced between foes mid-pack early, continued off the inside through the turn, was one-paced. FLATTER SUCCESS was outside foes early, dropped back, came into upper stretch six wide under urging but failed to rally. C C KITKAT broke inwardly and a step slowly then was urged forward switching out off the rail but inside foes chasing up the backstretch, steadily dropped back and faded.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Lone experienced presser (#6) on a speed-biased track; five debut unknowns scramble the map and inflate volatility to extreme · CHALK #6 Chinook (ML 2) and #4 Feeling Supersonic (ML 2.5) — both chalk, both flat model edge; #6 solid on shape, #4 usable but short

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-12 WO R3 pass_ok · winner #2 SCOTCH SCAR @ 7.45 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.75 · 47.80 · 1:12.20 · 1:36.85 · Final 1:43.29

Splits (25:05) (24:40) (24:65) (6:44)

BACKSTREET EMMA travelled three wide close to the back end, had horses on either side part of the trio in last at the half mile pole, started to get into gearing coming with a rally three wide at the quarter marker, was in full flight widest in the seven-path having clear run straightening out for home and stormed on past with leaving the furlong pole to win going away in the end. MIKELLE was content to sit off the lone speed rival in the early stages, edge up closer at the half, was scrubbed on at the quarter pole to go after the frontrunner while two wide inside a couple of challengers, had the four path in the hunt at the top of the stretch, could not match strides with the winner outside at the sixteenth pole but still fought on gamely to win the battle inside for the runners up share at the wire. TAP MY DESIRE was forced in soon after the start by the outside rival, settled near the rear inside in the beginning, lagged behind the pack along the backside, was a joint last outside another with a half mile still to run, made an early move at the three furlong pole circling four wide around horses on the far turn, had the five path in the heat of battle for the front in upper stretch, was no match for the winner at the sixteenth pole and dug in late but lost the duel outside being nosed out for the second place share in a photo at the finish line. KINZIE GIRL was under a snug hold up top, slowed the pace down considerably along the backside unchallenged at the half, rolled along moved well within herself on the far turn still in control, had the three path clinging onto the front end with outside rivals threatening, offered no resistance with a trio of late closers storming on past with a sixteenth to run and just lasted at the wire for a minor role. TOTALLY IN CHARGE settled in mid-division while three wide outside two other runners, made little movement along the

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #8 Backstreet Emma · close 2.50-1

• BACKSTREET EMMA travelled three wide close to the back end, had horses on either side part of the trio in last at the half mile pole, started to get into gearing coming with a rally three wide at the quarter marker, was in full flight widest in the seven-path having clear run straightening out for home and stormed on past with leaving the furlong pole to win going away in the end.
• MIKELLE was content to sit off the lone speed rival in the early stages, edge up closer at the half, was scrubbed on at the quarter pole to go after the frontrunner while two wide inside a couple of challengers, had the four path in the hunt at the top of the stretch, could not match strides with the winner outside at the sixteenth pole but still fought on gamely to win the battle inside for the runners up share at the wire.
• TAP MY DESIRE was forced in soon after the start by the outside rival, settled near the rear inside in the beginning, lagged behind the pack along the backside, was a joint last outside another with a half mile still to run, made an early move at the three furlong pole circling four wide around horses on the far turn, had the five path in the heat of battle for the front in upper stretch, was no match for the winner at the sixteenth pole and dug in late but lost the duel outside being nosed out for the second place share in a photo at the finish line.
• KINZIE GIRL was under a snug hold up top, slowed the pace down considerably along the backside unchallenged at the half, rolled along moved well within herself on the far turn still in control, had the three path clinging onto the front end with outside rivals threatening, offered no resistance with a trio of late closers storming on past with a sixteenth to run and just lasted at the wire for a minor role.
• TOTALLY IN CHARGE settled in mid-division while three wide outside two other runners, made little movement along 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

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

5. Chart note

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

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
BACKSTREET EMMA travelled three wide close to the back end, had horses on either side part of the trio in last at the half mile pole, started to get into gearing coming with a rally three wide at the quarter marker, was in full flight widest in the seven-path having clear run straightening out for home and stormed on past with leaving the furlong pole to win going away in the end. MIKELLE was content to sit off the lone speed rival in the early stages, edge up closer at the half, was scrubbed on at the quarter pole to go after the frontrunner while two wide inside a couple of challengers, had the four path in the hunt at the top of the stretch, could not match strides with the winner outside at the sixteenth pole but still fought on gamely to win the battle inside for the runners up share at the wire. TAP MY DESIRE was forced in soon after the start by the outside rival, settled near the rear inside in the beginning, lagged behind the pack along the backside, was a joint last outside another with a half mile still to run, made an early move at the three furlong pole circling four wide around horses on the far turn, had the five path in the heat of battle for the front in upper stretch, was no match for the winner at the sixteenth pole and dug in late but lost the duel outside being nosed out for the second place share in a photo at the finish line. KINZIE GIRL was under a snug hold up top, slowed the pace down considerably along the backside unchallenged at the half, rolled along moved well within herself on the far turn still in control, had the three path clinging onto the front end with outside rivals threatening, offered no resistance with a trio of late closers storming on past with a sixteenth to run and just lasted at the wire for a minor role. TOTALLY IN CHARGE settled in mid-division while three wide outside two other runners, made little movement along the

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Lone speed (#5) into a field of stalkers/closers; bias strongly favors closers from inside posts — pace should honest up and set up the closers, but no presser emerges to guarantee a true duel · CHALK #1 LADY IZZY · solid chalk · rising figs, inside post, bias-aligned stalker style — but 2-1 ML is not a bet

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-12 WO R4 pass_ok · winner #8 BACKSTREET EMMA @ 2.5 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.09 · 46.13 · 1:10.20 · 1:22.13 · Final 1:35.06

Splits (23:04) (24:07) (11:93) (12:93)

VOYAGER settled mid-pack outside a foe going two to three wide on the turn, moved out past the three-eighths coming to the five-sixteenths five wide, swept to the lead in upper stretch, drifted in and out just slightly but held well. DE LA RENTA tracked from inside mid-division, angled seven wide coming into upper stretch, loomed a threat on the winner by mid-stretch but could make no headway late and just held second. EMBOUTEILLAGE pressed the early pace from between runners, dropped back leaving the backstretch in behind the leaders in the second flight, shifted in a bit in upper stretch, kept on inside to get up for show. BOUNCE BACK was hard to load, broke just a half-step slowly, settled off the pace racing outside a rival into the turn, swung nine wide into upper stretch and gained late outside. RUNAWAY BRIDE bumped a rival at the start, shifted in settling near but off the rail in the back half of the field, angled eight wide at the top of the stretch, ran on between foes. ROYAL FOXTROT bumped with a rival at the start, stalked the leading trio early from well outside, dropped back and tucked in behind racing in the second group into the turn three to four wide, ran on but needed more. LAMIRADA set the pace

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #4 Voyager · close 3.75-1

• VOYAGER settled mid-pack outside a foe going two to three wide on the turn, moved out past the three-eighths coming to the five-sixteenths five wide, swept to the lead in upper stretch, drifted in and out just slightly but held well.
• DE LA RENTA tracked from inside mid-division, angled seven wide coming into upper stretch, loomed a threat on the winner by mid-stretch but could make no headway late and just held second.
• EMBOUTEILLAGE pressed the early pace from between runners, dropped back leaving the backstretch in behind the leaders in the second flight, shifted in a bit in upper stretch, kept on inside to get up for show.
• BOUNCE BACK was hard to load, broke just a half-step slowly, settled off the pace racing outside a rival into the turn, swung nine wide into upper stretch and gained late outside.
• RUNAWAY BRIDE bumped a rival at the start, shifted in settling near but off the rail in the back half of the field, angled eight wide at the top of the stretch, ran on between foes.
• ROYAL FOXTROT bumped with a rival at the start, stalked the leading trio early from well outside, dropped back and tucked in behind racing in the second group into the turn three to four wide, ran on but needed more.
• LAMIRADA set the pace

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS — model shows no overlay; MO COOKIE is the one horse with a legitimate pace path and two ready flags but at 20-1 ML with edge 0.000 this is a judgment call in a G1 with no quantitative support; sheet rec is 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.
• This page does not write the production file. A human test that beats the close is the only path into use.

5. Chart note

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

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
VOYAGER settled mid-pack outside a foe going two to three wide on the turn, moved out past the three-eighths coming to the five-sixteenths five wide, swept to the lead in upper stretch, drifted in and out just slightly but held well. DE LA RENTA tracked from inside mid-division, angled seven wide coming into upper stretch, loomed a threat on the winner by mid-stretch but could make no headway late and just held second. EMBOUTEILLAGE pressed the early pace from between runners, dropped back leaving the backstretch in behind the leaders in the second flight, shifted in a bit in upper stretch, kept on inside to get up for show. BOUNCE BACK was hard to load, broke just a half-step slowly, settled off the pace racing outside a rival into the turn, swung nine wide into upper stretch and gained late outside. RUNAWAY BRIDE bumped a rival at the start, shifted in settling near but off the rail in the back half of the field, angled eight wide at the top of the stretch, ran on between foes. ROYAL FOXTROT bumped with a rival at the start, stalked the leading trio early from well outside, dropped back and tucked in behind racing in the second group into the turn three to four wide, ran on but needed more. LAMIRADA set the pace

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS — model shows no overlay; MO COOKIE is the one horse with a legitimate pace path and two ready flags but at 20-1 ML with edge 0.000 this is a judgment call in a G1 with no quantitative support; sheet rec is PASS · SHAPE Closer-biased surface, inside rail favored; #10 lone E from post 10 likely hooked by #2/#11 EP pair — honest-to-melt pace scenario suits late runners; chalk style unknown · CHALK #6 LAMIRADA (2.5 ML) — opposable; one dirt sprint on the line, style unclassified, stepping into G1 against a closer bias she has never faced at this distance or surface

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-12 WO R5 pass_ok · winner #4 VOYAGER @ 3.75 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.32 · 44.68 · 1:09.12 · Final 1:22.06

Splits (22:36) (24:44) (12:94)

HEAVY POUR broke out at the start, recovered sharply being on the engine outside runners heading into the backstretch, crossed over getting loose up top on the fence by the five eighths pole under a snug hold, rolled along moving very smoothly with little pressure being applied by the chasing trio throughout the turn, had the two path with company pressing inside in upper stretch, responded smartly when asked for more under a right-handed crop pulling away at the furlong pole and was kept to the task holding safely from the late charging outside rival for the 'catch me if you can' score. MANSETTI bobbled on the break, had only the other troubled start beaten along the backside, started to pick up the bit when roused for more inside foes at the five sixteenths pole, shifted out five wide bullying his way through at the top of the stretch and had a string late charge outside closing in but could not get to the winner in time. WAGSTAFF had a good spot on the rail sitting a couple lengths off the pacesetter early on, sat poised creeping up taking the shortest route around the bend drafting behind the leader at the quarter pole, skimmed the fence making a bid inside at the head of the lane, could not match strides with the winner

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #8 Heavy Pour · close 13.7-1

• HEAVY POUR broke out at the start, recovered sharply being on the engine outside runners heading into the backstretch, crossed over getting loose up top on the fence by the five eighths pole under a snug hold, rolled along moving very smoothly with little pressure being applied by the chasing trio throughout the turn, had the two path with company pressing inside in upper stretch, responded smartly when asked for more under a right-handed crop pulling away at the furlong pole and was kept to the task holding safely from the late charging outside rival for the 'catch me if you can' score.
• MANSETTI bobbled on the break, had only the other troubled start beaten along the backside, started to pick up the bit when roused for more inside foes at the five sixteenths pole, shifted out five wide bullying his way through at the top of the stretch and had a string late charge outside closing in but could not get to the winner in time.
• WAGSTAFF had a good spot on the rail sitting a couple lengths off the pacesetter early on, sat poised creeping up taking the shortest route around the bend drafting behind the leader at the quarter pole, skimmed the fence making a bid inside at the head of the lane, could not match strides with the winner

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS — sheet rec is PASS (non-chalk overlays only); no price overlay exists; MANSETTI is primed but edge=0.000 and the brief confirms no overlay; min odds for a play would need 6-1 or better on the board with confirmed live tote · 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:
HEAVY POUR broke out at the start, recovered sharply being on the engine outside runners heading into the backstretch, crossed over getting loose up top on the fence by the five eighths pole under a snug hold, rolled along moving very smoothly with little pressure being applied by the chasing trio throughout the turn, had the two path with company pressing inside in upper stretch, responded smartly when asked for more under a right-handed crop pulling away at the furlong pole and was kept to the task holding safely from the late charging outside rival for the 'catch me if you can' score. MANSETTI bobbled on the break, had only the other troubled start beaten along the backside, started to pick up the bit when roused for more inside foes at the five sixteenths pole, shifted out five wide bullying his way through at the top of the stretch and had a string late charge outside closing in but could not get to the winner in time. WAGSTAFF had a good spot on the rail sitting a couple lengths off the pacesetter early on, sat poised creeping up taking the shortest route around the bend drafting behind the leader at the quarter pole, skimmed the fence making a bid inside at the head of the lane, could not match strides with the winner

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS — sheet rec is PASS (non-chalk overlays only); no price overlay exists; MANSETTI is primed but edge=0.000 and the brief confirms no overlay; min odds for a play would need 6-1 or better on the board with confirmed live tote · SHAPE Three EP types from posts 1/4/8 guarantee contested pace on a speed/rail-biased track; stalker/presser tier gets the best of it · CHALK #1 PIPERS FACTOR (1.6) — short/opposable; recent figs on turf, EP style into a duel, outside closer #7 Notorious Gangster (2.0) is 2nd chalk with trouble last but still no overlay

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-12 WO R6 pass_ok · winner #8 HEAVY POUR @ 13.65 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.67 · 47.96 · 1:12.47 · 1:23.91 · Final 1:35.66

Splits (24:29) (24:51) (11:44) (11:75)

AL HUDAIBA (GB) settled off the pace outside, swung five wide into upper stretch, moved out and was carried out a bit more while commencing a bid, took command past the three-sixteenths, edged clear passing the furlong marker, ducked out near the sixteenth pole but continued on to prevail. OSCAR exchanged a light bump at the start, switched out early moving out and up to mid-pack, stalked from outside a foe into the turn, was encouraged along while shifting out late on that bend, made a brief bid under urging just past the three-sixteenths, drifted out in mid-stretch, was no match for the winner. INDUCTION unhurriedly brought up the rear, swung six wide into upper stretch, was carried out in the lane but ran on to get show honors. BIG MONEY MAN (IRE) broke just a step slowly then was coaxed forward inside to reach mid-pack, settled tracking from inside, steadied just slightly about the nine-sixteenths entering the turn, came out four wide in upper stretch, kept on but just missed show honors. LET EM KNOW exchanged a light bump at the start, was forwardly-placed tracking the pace from inside, saved ground on the turn, tapped on the brakes slightly near the furlong marker, kept on up the rail late. PLAY IT AGAIN settled off the pace inside, saved ground on the turn, swung four wide into upper stretch moving out six deep soon after, ran on but needed more. SWORD SALUTE bobbled ever so slightly at the start then moved forward just in behind and outside the pacesetter, stalked two to three wide on the turn, failed ot rally. QUIPSTER was quick to take the lead, set the pace from just off the rail, weakened in the stretch.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #9 Al Hudaiba (GB) · close 0.65-1

• AL HUDAIBA (GB) settled off the pace outside, swung five wide into upper stretch, moved out and was carried out a bit more while commencing a bid, took command past the three-sixteenths, edged clear passing the furlong marker, ducked out near the sixteenth pole but continued on to prevail.
• OSCAR exchanged a light bump at the start, switched out early moving out and up to mid-pack, stalked from outside a foe into the turn, was encouraged along while shifting out late on that bend, made a brief bid under urging just past the three-sixteenths, drifted out in mid-stretch, was no match for the winner.
• INDUCTION unhurriedly brought up the rear, swung six wide into upper stretch, was carried out in the lane but ran on to get show honors.
• BIG MONEY MAN (IRE) broke just a step slowly then was coaxed forward inside to reach mid-pack, settled tracking from inside, steadied just slightly about the nine-sixteenths entering the turn, came out four wide in upper stretch, kept on but just missed show honors.
• LET EM KNOW exchanged a light bump at the start, was forwardly-placed tracking the pace from inside, saved ground on the turn, tapped on the brakes slightly near the furlong marker, kept on up the rail late.
• PLAY IT AGAIN settled off the pace inside, saved ground on the turn, swung four wide into upper stretch moving out six deep soon after, ran on but needed more.
• SWORD SALUTE bobbled ever so slightly at the start then moved forward just in behind and outside the pacesetter, stalked two to three wide on the turn, failed ot rally.
• QUIPSTER was quick to take the lead, set the pace from just off the rail, weakened in the stretch.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS · Pass held · pass

Price model

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

Book

none

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5. Chart note

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

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
AL HUDAIBA (GB) settled off the pace outside, swung five wide into upper stretch, moved out and was carried out a bit more while commencing a bid, took command past the three-sixteenths, edged clear passing the furlong marker, ducked out near the sixteenth pole but continued on to prevail. OSCAR exchanged a light bump at the start, switched out early moving out and up to mid-pack, stalked from outside a foe into the turn, was encouraged along while shifting out late on that bend, made a brief bid under urging just past the three-sixteenths, drifted out in mid-stretch, was no match for the winner. INDUCTION unhurriedly brought up the rear, swung six wide into upper stretch, was carried out in the lane but ran on to get show honors. BIG MONEY MAN (IRE) broke just a step slowly then was coaxed forward inside to reach mid-pack, settled tracking from inside, steadied just slightly about the nine-sixteenths entering the turn, came out four wide in upper stretch, kept on but just missed show honors. LET EM KNOW exchanged a light bump at the start, was forwardly-placed tracking the pace from inside, saved ground on the turn, tapped on the brakes slightly near the furlong marker, kept on up the rail late. PLAY IT AGAIN settled off the pace inside, saved ground on the turn, swung four wide into upper stretch moving out six deep soon after, ran on but needed more. SWORD SALUTE bobbled ever so slightly at the start then moved forward just in behind and outside the pacesetter, stalked two to three wide on the turn, failed ot rally. QUIPSTER was quick to take the lead, set the pace from just off the rail, weakened in the stretch.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Thin early speed (one EP, one P, rest unknown/closing) → closer-favoring pace likely; bias strongly supports late runners and inside posts; chalk #9 at post 9 draws against the inside-rail bias · CHALK #9 AL HUDAIBA · short (ML 2) · solid on class (G2 winner stepping up) but post 9 works against the inside-rail bias and style is unknown with no figs on file

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-12 WO R7 pass_ok · winner #9 AL HUDAIBA @ 0.65 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.20 · 46.83 · 1:11.37 · 1:36.49 · Final 1:43.38

Splits (23:63) (24:54) (25:12) (6:89)

LUPA (IRE) was loose on the lead unchallenged on the rail, was hard held wanting to go setting basically an even tempo still all alone up top down the back straight, pulled away from the closest rival at the three eighths pole being let out a notch, hugged the rail well in control entering the stretch and increased the margin of victory pulling away impressively in the final furlong. FANTASTICAL had the rail position sitting behind the pacesetter on the first turn as well as through the backside, started to make a run reaching for more ground shifting outside at the five sixteenths pole, posed the only threat two wide turning for home and gave chased in earnest through the stretch but was second best on this day. WAR PAINTER was unhurried trailing the field in the two path, lagged well behind settling into stride down the backstretch, started to make a move closing the gap two wide on the far turn with a quarter mile from the wire, shifted out to the three path in the mix at the head of the lane but could only finish up evenly to be a distant but clear third at the wire. HURRICANE CLAIR veered inwards having to be taken up for a stride or two leaving the gate, recouped to be three wide between rivals in the mix up top heading into the first of two turns, settled on the outside of another sitting in mid-pack, co-trailed on the outside of another while three wide around the last turn, swung out widest to the five path for the drive to the finish line but could only manage to pass a tiring inside foe at the furlong pole. SERENDIPITY travelled four wide on the initial bend tracking the pacesetter, sat outside off the frontrunner keeping her in her sights but applying little pressure on the stablemate down the backside, could not make any gains going two wide in tandem with an inside foe in midturn, shifted to the four-path turning for home and folded inside at the furlong pole.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Lupa (IRE) · close 4.25-1

• LUPA (IRE) was loose on the lead unchallenged on the rail, was hard held wanting to go setting basically an even tempo still all alone up top down the back straight, pulled away from the closest rival at the three eighths pole being let out a notch, hugged the rail well in control entering the stretch and increased the margin of victory pulling away impressively in the final furlong.
• FANTASTICAL had the rail position sitting behind the pacesetter on the first turn as well as through the backside, started to make a run reaching for more ground shifting outside at the five sixteenths pole, posed the only threat two wide turning for home and gave chased in earnest through the stretch but was second best on this day.
• WAR PAINTER was unhurried trailing the field in the two path, lagged well behind settling into stride down the backstretch, started to make a move closing the gap two wide on the far turn with a quarter mile from the wire, shifted out to the three path in the mix at the head of the lane but could only finish up evenly to be a distant but clear third at the wire.
• HURRICANE CLAIR veered inwards having to be taken up for a stride or two leaving the gate, recouped to be three wide between rivals in the mix up top heading into the first of two turns, settled on the outside of another sitting in mid-pack, co-trailed on the outside of another while three wide around the last turn, swung out widest to the five path for the drive to the finish line but could only manage to pass a tiring inside foe at the furlong pole.
• SERENDIPITY travelled four wide on the initial bend tracking the pacesetter, sat outside off the frontrunner keeping her in her sights but applying little pressure on the stablemate down the backside, could not make any gains going two wide in tandem with an inside foe in midturn, shifted to the four-path turning for home and folded inside at the furlong pole.

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:
LUPA (IRE) was loose on the lead unchallenged on the rail, was hard held wanting to go setting basically an even tempo still all alone up top down the back straight, pulled away from the closest rival at the three eighths pole being let out a notch, hugged the rail well in control entering the stretch and increased the margin of victory pulling away impressively in the final furlong. FANTASTICAL had the rail position sitting behind the pacesetter on the first turn as well as through the backside, started to make a run reaching for more ground shifting outside at the five sixteenths pole, posed the only threat two wide turning for home and gave chased in earnest through the stretch but was second best on this day. WAR PAINTER was unhurried trailing the field in the two path, lagged well behind settling into stride down the backstretch, started to make a move closing the gap two wide on the far turn with a quarter mile from the wire, shifted out to the three path in the mix at the head of the lane but could only finish up evenly to be a distant but clear third at the wire. HURRICANE CLAIR veered inwards having to be taken up for a stride or two leaving the gate, recouped to be three wide between rivals in the mix up top heading into the first of two turns, settled on the outside of another sitting in mid-pack, co-trailed on the outside of another while three wide around the last turn, swung out widest to the five path for the drive to the finish line but could only manage to pass a tiring inside foe at the furlong pole. SERENDIPITY travelled four wide on the initial bend tracking the pacesetter, sat outside off the frontrunner keeping her in her sights but applying little pressure on the stablemate down the backside, could not make any gains going two wide in tandem with an inside foe in midturn, shifted to the four-path turning for home and folded inside at the furlong pole.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Three E-types (#3 #6 #7) should generate an honest duel; inside-rail/speed bias favors the duel survivors and especially the lone stalker #1 on the best post — but that's the chalk · CHALK #1 FANTASTICAL (ML 1.6) and #3 LUPA (ML 2.0) — both solid in their own right; pace map actually suits FANTASTICAL perfectly (sits off the duel from post 1 on a rail-biased track), so fade is not warranted, but neither is a bet

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-12 WO R8 pass_ok · winner #3 LUPA @ 4.25 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 24.36 · 47.89 · 1:10.73 · 1:21.89 · Final 1:33.86

Splits (23:53) (22:84) (11:16) (11:97)

NOTABLE SPEECH (GB) settled in behind runners off the rail, bided time through the turn, angled five wide at the top of the stretch, unleashed a furious rally to take the lead a sixteenth out and draw clear. DETERMINISTIC was quick to take the lead, set a moderate pace inside in the clear, was no match for the winner but second best. GAS ME UP was a bit keen pulling against restraint in behind the early leader, saved ground on the turn, angled four wide in upper stretch, was no match for the top pair but secured show honors. ITSASTORMYMONDAY hopped just slightly at the start, settled at the rear outside off the rail, went mostly in the three path on the turn, swung seven wide into upper stretch and ran on for the minor award. PIERRE stalked from outside, took closer order four wide on the turn, shifted in through the stretch, failed to rally. SILIUS (IRE) was under a hold early stalking from outside a foe, went three wide on the turn, failed to rally.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Notable Speech (GB) · close 0.70-1

• NOTABLE SPEECH (GB) settled in behind runners off the rail, bided time through the turn, angled five wide at the top of the stretch, unleashed a furious rally to take the lead a sixteenth out and draw clear.
• DETERMINISTIC was quick to take the lead, set a moderate pace inside in the clear, was no match for the winner but second best.
• GAS ME UP was a bit keen pulling against restraint in behind the early leader, saved ground on the turn, angled four wide in upper stretch, was no match for the top pair but secured show honors.
• ITSASTORMYMONDAY hopped just slightly at the start, settled at the rear outside off the rail, went mostly in the three path on the turn, swung seven wide into upper stretch and ran on for the minor award.
• PIERRE stalked from outside, took closer order four wide on the turn, shifted in through the stretch, failed to rally.
• SILIUS (IRE) was under a hold early stalking from outside a foe, went three wide on the turn, failed to rally.

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:
NOTABLE SPEECH (GB) settled in behind runners off the rail, bided time through the turn, angled five wide at the top of the stretch, unleashed a furious rally to take the lead a sixteenth out and draw clear. DETERMINISTIC was quick to take the lead, set a moderate pace inside in the clear, was no match for the winner but second best. GAS ME UP was a bit keen pulling against restraint in behind the early leader, saved ground on the turn, angled four wide in upper stretch, was no match for the top pair but secured show honors. ITSASTORMYMONDAY hopped just slightly at the start, settled at the rear outside off the rail, went mostly in the three path on the turn, swung seven wide into upper stretch and ran on for the minor award. PIERRE stalked from outside, took closer order four wide on the turn, shifted in through the stretch, failed to rally. SILIUS (IRE) was under a hold early stalking from outside a foe, went three wide on the turn, failed to rally.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Thin early speed (#1 lone E from post 1), closers dominate bias; chalk absorbs all model probability · CHALK #3 NOTABLE SPEECH (ML 1) / #1 DETERMINISTIC (ML 2) · both solid-to-short · no overlay, no fade reason beyond price

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-12 WO R9 pass_ok · winner #3 NOTABLE SPEECH @ 0.7 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 26.52 · 51.77 · 1:16.60 · 1:40.26 · Final 2:02.71

Splits (25:25) (24:83) (23:66) (22:45)

GIMME A NOTHER (SAF) rated kindly having a nice set-up under a snug hold watching the front two runners while nestled on the fence throughout in the early running, had the two path at the quarter pole sitting right behind the pacesetter deciding which lane to take, shifted outside to the three-path getting a seam starting to rally between runners leaving the three sixteenths pole, under a well-timed moved seized control by the furlong pole and determinedly fought on inside rivals just lasting at the finish line from the late charging outside runners in a blanket finish. SEE THE FIRE (GB) hesitated then veered out on the break, settled close to the back outside foes in the early stages, reached for more being let loose three wide with five sixteenths from the wire, was floated out by the inside rival to be widest in the eight path at the top of the lane and had a quick late turn of foot rushing home outside rivals surging in deep stretch winning the place share by a nose while just missing getting to the winner in the end. JANCIS (IRE) had the rail position near the rear, inched up on the far turn looking for running room beginning to lengthen stride, angled out sharply to the seven path for clear run, closed in steadily down the stretch and had a strong late charge but came up just shy when on the wrong end of a tight three way finish for the win at the wire. VENETIAN LACE (IRE) was forwardly positioned tracking the pacesetter on the outside. closed the gap two wide sitting just off the flank of the leader on the far turn, dueled outside head to head three wide at the quarter pole, briefly gained the advantage having a neck in front at the three sixteenths marker, relinquished to top spot by the eighth pole, stubbornly tried to counter between foes with a sixteenth still to run but faded ever so slightly just getting outkicked coming to the wire settling on a minor placing only in a thrilling finish. DIAMOND RAIN (GB) settled in midfield having runners on both sides, made little progression along the back straight, was driven between rivals making a move two wide at the five sixteenths marker, bid for the lead in the four path in upper stretch but could not sustain the rally and stalled between horses at the sixteenth pole. SULTANA broke outwards on the start, was allowed to settle into a rhythm seeing the field down the backstretch, galloped along still at the rear two wide well within striking distance, shifted to the three path behind a wall of runners turning for home but could not get into contention only passing a couple of weary runners at the furlong marker. SOMETHINABOUTHER travelled three deep in mid-division,

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #1 Gimme a Nother (SAF) · close 3.45-1

• GIMME A NOTHER (SAF) rated kindly having a nice set-up under a snug hold watching the front two runners while nestled on the fence throughout in the early running, had the two path at the quarter pole sitting right behind the pacesetter deciding which lane to take, shifted outside to the three-path getting a seam starting to rally between runners leaving the three sixteenths pole, under a well-timed moved seized control by the furlong pole and determinedly fought on inside rivals just lasting at the finish line from the late charging outside runners in a blanket finish.
• SEE THE FIRE (GB) hesitated then veered out on the break, settled close to the back outside foes in the early stages, reached for more being let loose three wide with five sixteenths from the wire, was floated out by the inside rival to be widest in the eight path at the top of the lane and had a quick late turn of foot rushing home outside rivals surging in deep stretch winning the place share by a nose while just missing getting to the winner in the end.
• JANCIS (IRE) had the rail position near the rear, inched up on the far turn looking for running room beginning to lengthen stride, angled out sharply to the seven path for clear run, closed in steadily down the stretch and had a strong late charge but came up just shy when on the wrong end of a tight three way finish for the win at the wire.
• VENETIAN LACE (IRE) was forwardly positioned tracking the pacesetter on the outside. closed the gap two wide sitting just off the flank of the leader on the far turn, dueled outside head to head three wide at the quarter pole, briefly gained the advantage having a neck in front at the three sixteenths marker, relinquished to top spot by the eighth pole, stubbornly tried to counter between foes with a sixteenth still to run but faded ever so slightly just getting outkicked coming to the wire settling on a minor placing only in a thrilling finish.
• DIAMOND RAIN (GB) settled in midfield having runners on both sides, made little progression along the back straight, was driven between rivals making a move two wide at the five sixteenths marker, bid for the lead in the four path in upper stretch but could not sustain the rally and stalled between horses at the sixteenth pole.
• SULTANA broke outwards on the start, was allowed to settle into a rhythm seeing the field down the backstretch, galloped along still at the rear two wide well within striking distance, shifted to the three path behind a wall of runners turning for home but could not get into contention only passing a couple of weary runners at the furlong marker.
• SOMETHINABOUTHER travelled three deep in mid-division,

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS — primed horse exists but carries no price overlay; sheet rec is PASS; at 12-1 ML with edge 0.000 and no model separation, there is no certified number to stand behind · 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:
GIMME A NOTHER (SAF) rated kindly having a nice set-up under a snug hold watching the front two runners while nestled on the fence throughout in the early running, had the two path at the quarter pole sitting right behind the pacesetter deciding which lane to take, shifted outside to the three-path getting a seam starting to rally between runners leaving the three sixteenths pole, under a well-timed moved seized control by the furlong pole and determinedly fought on inside rivals just lasting at the finish line from the late charging outside runners in a blanket finish. SEE THE FIRE (GB) hesitated then veered out on the break, settled close to the back outside foes in the early stages, reached for more being let loose three wide with five sixteenths from the wire, was floated out by the inside rival to be widest in the eight path at the top of the lane and had a quick late turn of foot rushing home outside rivals surging in deep stretch winning the place share by a nose while just missing getting to the winner in the end. JANCIS (IRE) had the rail position near the rear, inched up on the far turn looking for running room beginning to lengthen stride, angled out sharply to the seven path for clear run, closed in steadily down the stretch and had a strong late charge but came up just shy when on the wrong end of a tight three way finish for the win at the wire. VENETIAN LACE (IRE) was forwardly positioned tracking the pacesetter on the outside. closed the gap two wide sitting just off the flank of the leader on the far turn, dueled outside head to head three wide at the quarter pole, briefly gained the advantage having a neck in front at the three sixteenths marker, relinquished to top spot by the eighth pole, stubbornly tried to counter between foes with a sixteenth still to run but faded ever so slightly just getting outkicked coming to the wire settling on a minor placing only in a thrilling finish. DIAMOND RAIN (GB) settled in midfield having runners on both sides, made little progression along the back straight, was driven between rivals making a move two wide at the five sixteenths marker, bid for the lead in the four path in upper stretch but could not sustain the rally and stalled between horses at the sixteenth pole. SULTANA broke outwards on the start, was allowed to settle into a rhythm seeing the field down the backstretch, galloped along still at the rear two wide well within striking distance, shifted to the three path behind a wall of runners turning for home but could not get into contention only passing a couple of weary runners at the furlong marker. SOMETHINABOUTHER travelled three deep in mid-division,

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS — primed horse exists but carries no price overlay; sheet rec is PASS; at 12-1 ML with edge 0.000 and no model separation, there is no certified number to stand behind · SHAPE One honest pace source (#2 from post 2), closer bias track, inside rail favored; shape sets up for late runners from mid-draw · CHALK #4 DIAMOND RAIN (1.4) — solid talent, winning fig 106 possible, but 0 model edge, no works on file, last domestic fig 28d back with no Brisnet line since; short price on a horse whose recent lines are all British question marks; pass not fade

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-12 WO R10 pass_ok · winner #1 GIMME A NOTHER @ 3.45 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.30 · 47.40 · 1:11.59 · 1:36.81 · Final 1:49.81

Splits (24:10) (24:19) (25:22) (13:00)

NAUVOO sped clear and shifted in, set a lively pace extending the advantage up the backstretch, had enough left in the lane and held. GRANDSON exchanged a light bump at the start, settled off the pace inside, saved ground both turns, came out in mid-stretch, was gaining too late. CASH THE MONEY settled outside two to three wide on the early going, went three then four wide on the far turn, ran on to secure show honors. NIIGON'S LAW moved off the rail on the first turn leading the remainder of the field well back of the loose leader, was ridden along by the five-sixteenths, came out a bit in the stretch, weakened. WEMBLEY AVENUE exchanged bumps at the start, shifted in settling off the pace saving ground, angled four wide into upper stretch, failed to menace. JAGGERSGOTAGUN bumped with a rival at the start, raced at the rear off the inside, swung six wide, was never near enough to threaten. PROUD RONIN broke outwardly, chased outside three to four wide early, dropped back and faded.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #7 Nauvoo · close 2.60-1

• NAUVOO sped clear and shifted in, set a lively pace extending the advantage up the backstretch, had enough left in the lane and held.
• GRANDSON exchanged a light bump at the start, settled off the pace inside, saved ground both turns, came out in mid-stretch, was gaining too late.
• CASH THE MONEY settled outside two to three wide on the early going, went three then four wide on the far turn, ran on to secure show honors.
• NIIGON'S LAW moved off the rail on the first turn leading the remainder of the field well back of the loose leader, was ridden along by the five-sixteenths, came out a bit in the stretch, weakened.
• WEMBLEY AVENUE exchanged bumps at the start, shifted in settling off the pace saving ground, angled four wide into upper stretch, failed to menace.
• JAGGERSGOTAGUN bumped with a rival at the start, raced at the rear off the inside, swung six wide, was never near enough to threaten.
• PROUD RONIN broke outwardly, chased outside three to four wide early, dropped back and faded.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS — NIIGONS LAW is the most logical beneficiary of shape and bias but is priced at ML 3 with zero overlay; no non-chalk horse presents a legitimate overlay with a pace path; the sheet recommendation is PASS and the numbers confirm it · 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.
• This page does not write the production file. A human test that beats the close is the only path into use.

5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
NAUVOO sped clear and shifted in, set a lively pace extending the advantage up the backstretch, had enough left in the lane and held. GRANDSON exchanged a light bump at the start, settled off the pace inside, saved ground both turns, came out in mid-stretch, was gaining too late. CASH THE MONEY settled outside two to three wide on the early going, went three then four wide on the far turn, ran on to secure show honors. NIIGON'S LAW moved off the rail on the first turn leading the remainder of the field well back of the loose leader, was ridden along by the five-sixteenths, came out a bit in the stretch, weakened. WEMBLEY AVENUE exchanged bumps at the start, shifted in settling off the pace saving ground, angled four wide into upper stretch, failed to menace. JAGGERSGOTAGUN bumped with a rival at the start, raced at the rear off the inside, swung six wide, was never near enough to threaten. PROUD RONIN broke outwardly, chased outside three to four wide early, dropped back and faded.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS — NIIGONS LAW is the most logical beneficiary of shape and bias but is priced at ML 3 with zero overlay; no non-chalk horse presents a legitimate overlay with a pace path; the sheet recommendation is PASS and the numbers confirm it · SHAPE Lone speed (#7) on a speed/rail-biased track; EP stalker (#1) best placed; wall of closers behind fighting the bias from wide posts · CHALK #4 GRANDSON (ML 2) and #2 CASH THE MONEY (ML 2.5) · both short · GRANDSON is a C-style closer who swung 4-5 wide last out with a declining fig cycle (88→84→81); CASH THE MONEY has a rising fig and an inside post but is chalk — usable but short, not a play

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-12 WO R11 pass_ok · winner #7 NAUVOO @ 2.6 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.58 · 46.19 · 1:10.85 · 1:23.14 · Final 1:29.80

Splits (23:61) (24:66) (12:29) (6:66)

FILM ACADEMY settled in midfield on the inside, ranged up outside in the two path by the half mile pole, moved in quickly three wide midway on the final turn, opened up at the furlong pole and held sway at the finish line. WAR LEGEND travelled two wide sitting in midfield on the first of two turns, sat isolated still in the middle of the pack with half still to go, glided around horse making a rally three wide at the five sixteenths pole, loomed the main threat four wide in upper stretch but was no match for the winner who had more in the late going and held on at the wire besting the rest for second money. FUN FELLA had only one runner beaten in the beginning, continued near the rear with the tempo very fast down the back straight, could not make any headway on the far

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Film Academy · close 3.25-1

• FILM ACADEMY settled in midfield on the inside, ranged up outside in the two path by the half mile pole, moved in quickly three wide midway on the final turn, opened up at the furlong pole and held sway at the finish line.
• WAR LEGEND travelled two wide sitting in midfield on the first of two turns, sat isolated still in the middle of the pack with half still to go, glided around horse making a rally three wide at the five sixteenths pole, loomed the main threat four wide in upper stretch but was no match for the winner who had more in the late going and held on at the wire besting the rest for second money.
• FUN FELLA had only one runner beaten in the beginning, continued near the rear with the tempo very fast down the back straight, could not make any headway on the far

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS — no price overlay cleared by the model; #3 Film Academy is the lone interest but at ML 15 with flat model edge and a class-context question (prior best figs on dirt, today turf), the brief's sheet rec of PASS holds · Pass held · pass

Price model

BET · #5 MR PERFECT · 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.
• This page does not write the production file. A human test that beats the close is the only path into use.

5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
FILM ACADEMY settled in midfield on the inside, ranged up outside in the two path by the half mile pole, moved in quickly three wide midway on the final turn, opened up at the furlong pole and held sway at the finish line. WAR LEGEND travelled two wide sitting in midfield on the first of two turns, sat isolated still in the middle of the pack with half still to go, glided around horse making a rally three wide at the five sixteenths pole, loomed the main threat four wide in upper stretch but was no match for the winner who had more in the late going and held on at the wire besting the rest for second money. FUN FELLA had only one runner beaten in the beginning, continued near the rear with the tempo very fast down the back straight, could not make any headway on the far

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS — no price overlay cleared by the model; #3 Film Academy is the lone interest but at ML 15 with flat model edge and a class-context question (prior best figs on dirt, today turf), the brief's sheet rec of PASS holds · SHAPE Lone speed (#1) sets a soft pace for closers; bias heavily favors closers from inside posts, exposing chalk duo on posts 7 and 9 · CHALK #9 JOE WEST (1.8) and #7 WAR LEGEND (2.0) — both closers drawn wide (posts 9, 7) against a 0%-post-8+ bias; opposable on shape

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model BET #5 MR PERFECT · 2026-09-12 WO R12 overlay_miss · winner #3 FILM ACADEMY @ 3.25 · overlay #5 MR PERFECT edge 0.033 · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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