TUP · 2026-01-20

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

PIP PIOR ES NADA away well, vied mid-field, drifted out, surged late. MR MO DACIOUS clean break, led late, second best. PS GRAND FURI broke well, clean trip, good effort, outfinished. MSBLUE no excuses, outrun. EXPRESS PYC in-tight mid-stretch, faded late. DESERT CASH broke a step slow, never involved, well beaten.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #4 Pip Pior Es Nada · close 1.70-1

• PIP PIOR ES NADA away well, vied mid-field, drifted out, surged late.
• MR MO DACIOUS clean break, led late, second best.
• PS GRAND FURI broke well, clean trip, good effort, outfinished.
• MSBLUE no excuses, outrun.
• EXPRESS PYC in-tight mid-stretch, faded late.
• DESERT CASH broke a step slow, never involved, well beaten.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
PIP PIOR ES NADA away well, vied mid-field, drifted out, surged late. MR MO DACIOUS clean break, led late, second best. PS GRAND FURI broke well, clean trip, good effort, outfinished. MSBLUE no excuses, outrun. EXPRESS PYC in-tight mid-stretch, faded late. DESERT CASH broke a step slow, never involved, well beaten.

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 24.49 · 49.31 · 1:13.48 · 1:25.84 · Final 1:38.42

Splits (24:82) (24:17) (12:36) (12:58)

LOOKIN FOR CURLY secured the inside position in the tracking group, was under a slight hold through the first half, let loose at that point, bided time inside through the turn, then responded when set down near the quarter pole, rallied up the rail and got up in the final yards. WOODROW CALL took the early lead and attempted to slow the pace, maintained a narrow advantage to the far turn, then had something left when asked to go on, quickened midway on the turn, held on well to deep stretch but could not hold off the winner in the final yards. WEST IS WEST tracked three-wide to the far turn, made a mild bid, then faltered in the stretch. KING OF THE DISCO settled at the back of the compact field through the early stages, then struggled to keep up as the pace quickened, but did manage to improve a position. HUNTING FOR GOLD tracked close up three-wide to the far turn, then tired and lacked a finish. LEGAL MOUSSE lost action in the rear shortly after the break, was pulled up, and transported from the track via the equine ambulance.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Woodrow Call · close 10.1-1

• WOODROW CALL took the early lead and attempted to slow the pace, maintained a narrow advantage to the far turn, then had something left when asked to go on, quickened midway on the turn, held on well to deep stretch but could not hold off the winner in the final yards.
• WEST IS WEST tracked three-wide to the far turn, made a mild bid, then faltered in the stretch.
• KING OF THE DISCO settled at the back of the compact field through the early stages, then struggled to keep up as the pace quickened, but did manage to improve a position. HUNTING FOR GOLD tracked close up three-wide to the far turn, then tired and lacked a finish.
• LEGAL MOUSSE lost action in the rear shortly after the break, was pulled up, and transported from the track via the equine ambulance.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

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Book

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
LOOKIN FOR CURLY secured the inside position in the tracking group, was under a slight hold through the first half, let loose at that point, bided time inside through the turn, then responded when set down near the quarter pole, rallied up the rail and got up in the final yards. WOODROW CALL took the early lead and attempted to slow the pace, maintained a narrow advantage to the far turn, then had something left when asked to go on, quickened midway on the turn, held on well to deep stretch but could not hold off the winner in the final yards. WEST IS WEST tracked three-wide to the far turn, made a mild bid, then faltered in the stretch. KING OF THE DISCO settled at the back of the compact field through the early stages, then struggled to keep up as the pace quickened, but did manage to improve a position. HUNTING FOR GOLD tracked close up three-wide to the far turn, then tired and lacked a finish. LEGAL MOUSSE lost action in the rear shortly after the break, was pulled up, and transported from the track via the equine ambulance.

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.57 · 46.05 · 1:10.39 · 1:22.88 · Final 1:35.38

Splits (23:48) (24:34) (12:49) (12:50)

BAIE LONGUE settled in along the rail well behind the pacesetting duo, took the inside path through the far turn, waited for some room to the stretch, tipped out to the three path in upper stretch and finished strong under steady handling to take down the top prize. DEL RAYO dueled through the first half-mile with NO ORDINARY TIGER, got the better of that rival on the far turn, then fought back gamely when challenged by KING ELVIS late on the far turn, gained the upper hand on that foe by mid-stretch but could not hold off the winner in the final yards. KING ELVIS tracked behind the dueling leaders through the early stages, advanced three-wide late on the far turn to bid for the lead, battled with a resurgent DEL RAYO to mid-stretch, but could not get past that one and weakened in the late stages. UNCHARTED was allowed to settle from the break, lost some ground on the pack going into the far turn, then ran on a bit late to improve. STRADIVARIAN settled near the back and was having to be coaxed along through the first half, then lacked a rally. NO ORDINARY TIGER dueled to the outside of DEL RAYO, trading the lead several times along the way, the gave way approaching the quarter pole and had little left for the stretch run.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #5 Baie Longue · close 7.70-1

• BAIE LONGUE settled in along the rail well behind the pacesetting duo, took the inside path through the far turn, waited for some room to the stretch, tipped out to the three path in upper stretch and finished strong under steady handling to take down the top prize.
• DEL RAYO dueled through the first half-mile with NO ORDINARY TIGER, got the better of that rival on the far turn, then fought back gamely when challenged by KING ELVIS late on the far turn, gained the upper hand on that foe by mid-stretch but could not hold off the winner in the final yards.
• KING ELVIS tracked behind the dueling leaders through the early stages, advanced three-wide late on the far turn to bid for the lead, battled with a resurgent DEL RAYO to mid-stretch, but could not get past that one and weakened in the late stages.
• UNCHARTED was allowed to settle from the break, lost some ground on the pack going into the far turn, then ran on a bit late to improve.
• STRADIVARIAN settled near the back and was having to be coaxed along through the first half, then lacked a rally.
• NO ORDINARY TIGER dueled to the outside of DEL RAYO, trading the lead several times along the way, the gave way approaching the quarter pole and had little left for the stretch run.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

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Book

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4. What we keep

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5. Chart note

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

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
BAIE LONGUE settled in along the rail well behind the pacesetting duo, took the inside path through the far turn, waited for some room to the stretch, tipped out to the three path in upper stretch and finished strong under steady handling to take down the top prize. DEL RAYO dueled through the first half-mile with NO ORDINARY TIGER, got the better of that rival on the far turn, then fought back gamely when challenged by KING ELVIS late on the far turn, gained the upper hand on that foe by mid-stretch but could not hold off the winner in the final yards. KING ELVIS tracked behind the dueling leaders through the early stages, advanced three-wide late on the far turn to bid for the lead, battled with a resurgent DEL RAYO to mid-stretch, but could not get past that one and weakened in the late stages. UNCHARTED was allowed to settle from the break, lost some ground on the pack going into the far turn, then ran on a bit late to improve. STRADIVARIAN settled near the back and was having to be coaxed along through the first half, then lacked a rally. NO ORDINARY TIGER dueled to the outside of DEL RAYO, trading the lead several times along the way, the gave way approaching the quarter pole and had little left for the stretch run.

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 21.97 · 44.63 · 56.66 · Final 1:09.12

Splits (22:66) (12:03) (12:46)

CHASING RAIN was two-deep in a four-way early pace battle, went on with only MOM SAYS into the turn, the took command late on the turn and drew off in the stretch under a steady hand ride. HONOR THE CAT took some time to get going, then was the early trailer, then started to run on through the turn and sustained the rally into the stretch to gain second. MOM SAYS stumbled exiting the gate but recovered quickly, was the outside horse in the early pace scramble, went on with CHASING RAIN through the turn but could not keep up with that one in the stretch and weakened. REACH HIGHER raced in the back half of the field early, ran on in the late stages, bid five or six wide into the stretch and improved. HATAGASAL had no early speed from the break, chased early, then lacked a rally in the stretch and was never a threat. BOTTLE CAPS settled four-wide behind the pace battle, made a mild bid wide into the stretch but lacked a finish. BIG JIMMY was the inside horse in early pace battle to the half-mile pole, dropped out at that point and was not a factor in the later stages. FARENHEIT O C vied three-deep in the early pace mix, dropped out near the seven-sixteenths marker, then had nothing left for the stretch run.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Chasing Rain · close 1.10-1

• CHASING RAIN was two-deep in a four-way early pace battle, went on with only MOM SAYS into the turn, the took command late on the turn and drew off in the stretch under a steady hand ride.
• HONOR THE CAT took some time to get going, then was the early trailer, then started to run on through the turn and sustained the rally into the stretch to gain second.
• MOM SAYS stumbled exiting the gate but recovered quickly, was the outside horse in the early pace scramble, went on with CHASING RAIN through the turn but could not keep up with that one in the stretch and weakened.
• REACH HIGHER raced in the back half of the field early, ran on in the late stages, bid five or six wide into the stretch and improved.
• HATAGASAL had no early speed from the break, chased early, then lacked a rally in the stretch and was never a threat.
• BOTTLE CAPS settled four-wide behind the pace battle, made a mild bid wide into the stretch but lacked a finish.
• BIG JIMMY was the inside horse in early pace battle to the half-mile pole, dropped out at that point and was not a factor in the later stages.
• FARENHEIT O C vied three-deep in the early pace mix, dropped out near the seven-sixteenths marker, then had nothing left for the stretch run.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

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Book

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
CHASING RAIN was two-deep in a four-way early pace battle, went on with only MOM SAYS into the turn, the took command late on the turn and drew off in the stretch under a steady hand ride. HONOR THE CAT took some time to get going, then was the early trailer, then started to run on through the turn and sustained the rally into the stretch to gain second. MOM SAYS stumbled exiting the gate but recovered quickly, was the outside horse in the early pace scramble, went on with CHASING RAIN through the turn but could not keep up with that one in the stretch and weakened. REACH HIGHER raced in the back half of the field early, ran on in the late stages, bid five or six wide into the stretch and improved. HATAGASAL had no early speed from the break, chased early, then lacked a rally in the stretch and was never a threat. BOTTLE CAPS settled four-wide behind the pace battle, made a mild bid wide into the stretch but lacked a finish. BIG JIMMY was the inside horse in early pace battle to the half-mile pole, dropped out at that point and was not a factor in the later stages. FARENHEIT O C vied three-deep in the early pace mix, dropped out near the seven-sixteenths marker, then had nothing left for the stretch run.

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.08 · 45.19 · 57.33 · Final 1:09.90

Splits (23:11) (12:14) (12:57)

KANGAROO COAST broke out and made light contact with G DAWG, then tracked the early pace from the inside, angled out to the four-path for the stretch, then finished up well, wore down CANCUN NATIVE on the lead and went clear in the late stages. CANCUN NATIVE pressed the early pace three-wide, took command passing the quarter pole, opened up in upper stretch but could not hold off the rally of the winner in the final yards while finishing well clear of the next horse. CHICK COMMAND contested the early pace from between horses briefly went on with CANCUN NATIVE from the quarter poe into the stretch but could not keep up late but managed to save third. G DAWG took a light bump from the inside rival at the start, then settled in the back through the early stages, then started to run on through the turn, came about six or seven wide into the stretch and sustained the run to improve position while never a serious threat to the top pair. UKRAINE STRONG raced mid-pack down the backstretch, steadied going into the turn, dropped to least, then came back on in the stretch to improve position. MACNAMARA was off a bit awkwardly, saved ground to no avail and lacked a rally. EXCESSIVE THIEVERY raced mid-pack three-wide, made a mild forward move late on the turn but flattened out. BEAU'S CHARM pulled to the lead while a bit rank, had to rivals pressing the issue to the outside to the tun, then, gave way before the quarter pole and stopped to a walk in the stretch, and eased up across the finish line.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #6 Kangaroo Coast · close 1.20-1

• KANGAROO COAST broke out and made light contact with G DAWG, then tracked the early pace from the inside, angled out to the four-path for the stretch, then finished up well, wore down CANCUN NATIVE on the lead and went clear in the late stages.
• CANCUN NATIVE pressed the early pace three-wide, took command passing the quarter pole, opened up in upper stretch but could not hold off the rally of the winner in the final yards while finishing well clear of the next horse.
• CHICK COMMAND contested the early pace from between horses briefly went on with CANCUN NATIVE from the quarter poe into the stretch but could not keep up late but managed to save third.
• G DAWG took a light bump from the inside rival at the start, then settled in the back through the early stages, then started to run on through the turn, came about six or seven wide into the stretch and sustained the run to improve position while never a serious threat to the top pair.
• UKRAINE STRONG raced mid-pack down the backstretch, steadied going into the turn, dropped to least, then came back on in the stretch to improve position.
• MACNAMARA was off a bit awkwardly, saved ground to no avail and lacked a rally.
• EXCESSIVE THIEVERY raced mid-pack three-wide, made a mild forward move late on the turn but flattened out.
• BEAU'S CHARM pulled to the lead while a bit rank, had to rivals pressing the issue to the outside to the tun, then, gave way before the quarter pole and stopped to a walk in the stretch, and eased up across the finish line.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

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Book

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
KANGAROO COAST broke out and made light contact with G DAWG, then tracked the early pace from the inside, angled out to the four-path for the stretch, then finished up well, wore down CANCUN NATIVE on the lead and went clear in the late stages. CANCUN NATIVE pressed the early pace three-wide, took command passing the quarter pole, opened up in upper stretch but could not hold off the rally of the winner in the final yards while finishing well clear of the next horse. CHICK COMMAND contested the early pace from between horses briefly went on with CANCUN NATIVE from the quarter poe into the stretch but could not keep up late but managed to save third. G DAWG took a light bump from the inside rival at the start, then settled in the back through the early stages, then started to run on through the turn, came about six or seven wide into the stretch and sustained the run to improve position while never a serious threat to the top pair. UKRAINE STRONG raced mid-pack down the backstretch, steadied going into the turn, dropped to least, then came back on in the stretch to improve position. MACNAMARA was off a bit awkwardly, saved ground to no avail and lacked a rally. EXCESSIVE THIEVERY raced mid-pack three-wide, made a mild forward move late on the turn but flattened out. BEAU'S CHARM pulled to the lead while a bit rank, had to rivals pressing the issue to the outside to the tun, then, gave way before the quarter pole and stopped to a walk in the stretch, and eased up across the finish line.

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.63 · 47.25 · 1:11.20 · 1:23.45 · Final 1:35.92

Splits (23:62) (23:95) (12:25) (12:47)

COASTAL KID was away well then pressed the pace two-wide early, took command passing the half-mile pole, brushed up all challengers on the turn, then held sway through the stretch. COUNT DRACULA tracked two-wide behind the leading pair, followed COASTAL KID through the far turn and into the stretch, made a run at that one but could do no better than chase to the wire. LOGICAL MYTH was outpaced to the first turn, settled mid-pack inside through the early stages moved out to the two-path on the far turn, then launched a bid from the five-sixteenths marker, came four-wide into the stretch and finished well to move up into third. SIR MAXIMUS won the race into the first turn, then dueled to the inside of COASTAL KID to the far turn, was unable to kick on with the rest from the three-furlong pole, then was kept to task late to hold position. SEVENTEEN BLACK was held up in last position through the first half, but was pulling hard on the rider, moved up some while under a ride through the far turn, but flattened in the stretch and was unable to threaten. BY DECREED was the inside horse in the tracking pair to the far turn, went evenly late but was outfinished. BIG JACK lacked any early speed and was unable to mount a late threat despite saving ground throughout. DRINKING AGAIN raced three to four wide throughout, settled at the back of the pack early, then was unable to generate a significant rally in the stretch.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #7 Coastal Kid · close 4-1

• COASTAL KID was away well then pressed the pace two-wide early, took command passing the half-mile pole, brushed up all challengers on the turn, then held sway through the stretch.
• COUNT DRACULA tracked two-wide behind the leading pair, followed COASTAL KID through the far turn and into the stretch, made a run at that one but could do no better than chase to the wire.
• LOGICAL MYTH was outpaced to the first turn, settled mid-pack inside through the early stages moved out to the two-path on the far turn, then launched a bid from the five-sixteenths marker, came four-wide into the stretch and finished well to move up into third.
• SIR MAXIMUS won the race into the first turn, then dueled to the inside of COASTAL KID to the far turn, was unable to kick on with the rest from the three-furlong pole, then was kept to task late to hold position.
• SEVENTEEN BLACK was held up in last position through the first half, but was pulling hard on the rider, moved up some while under a ride through the far turn, but flattened in the stretch and was unable to threaten.
• BY DECREED was the inside horse in the tracking pair to the far turn, went evenly late but was outfinished.
• BIG JACK lacked any early speed and was unable to mount a late threat despite saving ground throughout.
• DRINKING AGAIN raced three to four wide throughout, settled at the back of the pack early, then was unable to generate a significant rally in the stretch.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
COASTAL KID was away well then pressed the pace two-wide early, took command passing the half-mile pole, brushed up all challengers on the turn, then held sway through the stretch. COUNT DRACULA tracked two-wide behind the leading pair, followed COASTAL KID through the far turn and into the stretch, made a run at that one but could do no better than chase to the wire. LOGICAL MYTH was outpaced to the first turn, settled mid-pack inside through the early stages moved out to the two-path on the far turn, then launched a bid from the five-sixteenths marker, came four-wide into the stretch and finished well to move up into third. SIR MAXIMUS won the race into the first turn, then dueled to the inside of COASTAL KID to the far turn, was unable to kick on with the rest from the three-furlong pole, then was kept to task late to hold position. SEVENTEEN BLACK was held up in last position through the first half, but was pulling hard on the rider, moved up some while under a ride through the far turn, but flattened in the stretch and was unable to threaten. BY DECREED was the inside horse in the tracking pair to the far turn, went evenly late but was outfinished. BIG JACK lacked any early speed and was unable to mount a late threat despite saving ground throughout. DRINKING AGAIN raced three to four wide throughout, settled at the back of the pack early, then was unable to generate a significant rally in the stretch.

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.78 · 46.71 · 1:10.83 · 1:23.75 · Final 1:35.45

Splits (23:93) (24:12) (12:92) (11:70)

VORPAL made the front heading on to the main course and was left alone to dictate the early pace, held a clear led into the stretch then responded when set down and drew away to the wire. MCCLUSKY settled mid-pack, then ran on late to gain second. SUGAR BUZZ hustled to get forward position, settled inside behind the pacesetter, chased to the stretch then weakened a bit and was passed for the place. RUN BRYCE RUN was last going into the far turn, then made a wide move around that turn, came into the stretch with good momentum and improved. DEKUDYLAN settled at the back early, saved ground, made a mild bid on the inside through the far turn, but had trouble changing leads in the stretch and faltered. FIVE TWENTY SUNSET was never a threat. LIMITED HEATWAVE raced two or three off the rail through the early stages, then was outkicked in the stretch.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #4 Vorpal · close 3.70-1

• VORPAL made the front heading on to the main course and was left alone to dictate the early pace, held a clear led into the stretch then responded when set down and drew away to the wire.
• MCCLUSKY settled mid-pack, then ran on late to gain second.
• SUGAR BUZZ hustled to get forward position, settled inside behind the pacesetter, chased to the stretch then weakened a bit and was passed for the place.
• RUN BRYCE RUN was last going into the far turn, then made a wide move around that turn, came into the stretch with good momentum and improved.
• DEKUDYLAN settled at the back early, saved ground, made a mild bid on the inside through the far turn, but had trouble changing leads in the stretch and faltered.
• FIVE TWENTY SUNSET was never a threat.
• LIMITED HEATWAVE raced two or three off the rail through the early stages, then was outkicked in the stretch.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
VORPAL made the front heading on to the main course and was left alone to dictate the early pace, held a clear led into the stretch then responded when set down and drew away to the wire. MCCLUSKY settled mid-pack, then ran on late to gain second. SUGAR BUZZ hustled to get forward position, settled inside behind the pacesetter, chased to the stretch then weakened a bit and was passed for the place. RUN BRYCE RUN was last going into the far turn, then made a wide move around that turn, came into the stretch with good momentum and improved. DEKUDYLAN settled at the back early, saved ground, made a mild bid on the inside through the far turn, but had trouble changing leads in the stretch and faltered. FIVE TWENTY SUNSET was never a threat. LIMITED HEATWAVE raced two or three off the rail through the early stages, then was outkicked in the stretch.

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.09 · 44.41 · 1:09.33 · Final 1:15.94

Splits (22:32) (24:92) (6:61)

GREAT KING (FR) broke well, stalked the early pace battle four-wide, moved up through the turn to take command passing the five-sixteenths marker, went

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #10 Great King (FR) · close 0.20-1

• GREAT KING (FR) broke well, stalked the early pace battle four-wide, moved up through the turn to take command passing the five-sixteenths marker, went

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

no PLAY

Price model

— — No card review. Sheet and overlay were not snapped.

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:
GREAT KING (FR) broke well, stalked the early pace battle four-wide, moved up through the turn to take command passing the five-sixteenths marker, went

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

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet none · price model none · no review line — noticed, not in use

KEEP — MEMORY may cite the chart. How hard we tilt toward the model does not change. This note is not a weight.