WO · 2026-09-24

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.61 · 46.49 · Final 59.37

Splits (23:88) (12:88)

FROM TIME TO TIME had a narrow advantage between runners in the early going, edged clear moving to the fence by the half mile marker, controlled the pace travelling comfortably up top while hounded outside by a couple of outside rivals throughout the turn, fought on stubbornly hugging the rail at the top of the stretch and under a well rationed out ride had plenty more when set down at the furlong pole to win going away at the finish line. YERWAN prompted the pace three deep throughout the backstretch, dueled outside three wide with two inside rivals for the lead in midturn, continued to have the three path in the thick of things outside at the head of the lane, could not continue on with the winner in the final eighth of a mile but still finished up strong enough to easily best the rest for the runners share. EMPIRE'S FLAME veered out sharply on the break spotting the field many lengths while roused to stay interested down the backstretch, took the short route still well behind the pack in the turn running, skimmed the fence taking the final corner, shifted outside showing good late energy in the final furlong and got up outside in the final few strides for the third place share. HAVE RESPECT had the inside position on the fence in the mix up top in the beginning, was bumped in tight having to be checked on the rail coming up to the half mile marker losing momentum dropping back slightly, re-engaged two wide between horses at the five sixteenths pole bidding for the lead between rivals, had the two path still in the fight with runners on both sides at the head of the lane, could not continue with the front two by the furlong marker and folded up in the late running inside getting nabbed at the wire for the show award. RIDERS CLAIM OF FOUL #1 HAVE RESPECT AGAINST #2 FROM TIME TO TIME DOWN THE BACKSTRETCH IN THE VICINITY OF THE HALF MILE MARKER WAS DISALLOWED

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #2 From Time to Time · close 1.75-1

• FROM TIME TO TIME had a narrow advantage between runners in the early going, edged clear moving to the fence by the half mile marker, controlled the pace travelling comfortably up top while hounded outside by a couple of outside rivals throughout the turn, fought on stubbornly hugging the rail at the top of the stretch and under a well rationed out ride had plenty more when set down at the furlong pole to win going away at the finish line.
• YERWAN prompted the pace three deep throughout the backstretch, dueled outside three wide with two inside rivals for the lead in midturn, continued to have the three path in the thick of things outside at the head of the lane, could not continue on with the winner in the final eighth of a mile but still finished up strong enough to easily best the rest for the runners share.
• EMPIRE'S FLAME veered out sharply on the break spotting the field many lengths while roused to stay interested down the backstretch, took the short route still well behind the pack in the turn running, skimmed the fence taking the final corner, shifted outside showing good late energy in the final furlong and got up outside in the final few strides for the third place share.
• HAVE RESPECT had the inside position on the fence in the mix up top in the beginning, was bumped in tight having to be checked on the rail coming up to the half mile marker losing momentum dropping back slightly, re-engaged two wide between horses at the five sixteenths pole bidding for the lead between rivals, had the two path still in the fight with runners on both sides at the head of the lane, could not continue with the front two by the furlong marker and folded up in the late running inside getting nabbed at the wire for the show award. RIDERS CLAIM OF FOUL #1 HAVE RESPECT AGAINST #2 FROM TIME TO TIME DOWN THE BACKSTRETCH IN THE VICINITY OF THE HALF MILE MARKER WAS DISALLOWED

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
FROM TIME TO TIME had a narrow advantage between runners in the early going, edged clear moving to the fence by the half mile marker, controlled the pace travelling comfortably up top while hounded outside by a couple of outside rivals throughout the turn, fought on stubbornly hugging the rail at the top of the stretch and under a well rationed out ride had plenty more when set down at the furlong pole to win going away at the finish line. YERWAN prompted the pace three deep throughout the backstretch, dueled outside three wide with two inside rivals for the lead in midturn, continued to have the three path in the thick of things outside at the head of the lane, could not continue on with the winner in the final eighth of a mile but still finished up strong enough to easily best the rest for the runners share. EMPIRE'S FLAME veered out sharply on the break spotting the field many lengths while roused to stay interested down the backstretch, took the short route still well behind the pack in the turn running, skimmed the fence taking the final corner, shifted outside showing good late energy in the final furlong and got up outside in the final few strides for the third place share. HAVE RESPECT had the inside position on the fence in the mix up top in the beginning, was bumped in tight having to be checked on the rail coming up to the half mile marker losing momentum dropping back slightly, re-engaged two wide between horses at the five sixteenths pole bidding for the lead between rivals, had the two path still in the fight with runners on both sides at the head of the lane, could not continue with the front two by the furlong marker and folded up in the late running inside getting nabbed at the wire for the show award. RIDERS CLAIM OF FOUL #1 HAVE RESPECT AGAINST #2 FROM TIME TO TIME DOWN THE BACKSTRETCH IN THE VICINITY OF THE HALF MILE MARKER WAS DISALLOWED

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1. How it ran

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Fractions 23.83 · 47.28 · 1:11.21 · 1:22.95 · Final 1:35.41

Splits (23:45) (23:93) (11:74) (12:46)

ADIR was bumped the outside foe at the break, recovered to seize control inside with his head cocked fighting the rider, veered outwards sharply for a stride or two before being corralled back in up top midway down the backside, battled stubbornly on the rail head to head on the front end around the bend, continued to have a slim advantage in the two path with a couple rivals bearing down in upper stretch and gamely found more inside in the last furlong to pull away determinedly for basically the front running score. TELEPORT (IRE) was pushed out by the eventual winner causing a slight chain reaction with other outside foes when vying alongside the leader midway down the backstretch, continued to prompt the issue outside throughout the turn, dueled between horses posing the main threat in upper stretch but needed more late in the late running getting outkicked by the stubborn winner inside in deep stretch. AMORE MIO broke inwards on the start, had a good spot tucked in behind the pacesetter down the back straight, travelled just off the rail in the second flight with an outside foes tracking the contesting pair around the turn, shifted out off the lead pair in the hunt outside in the four path turning for home, was no match for the top two by the final furlong but did fight on to the end saving the show award from a late closing inside foe at the wire. BRIGHT ANGEL (IRE) was part of the back trio on the inside having to be checked in the vicinity of the five eighths pole, continued to have a ground saving run along the oval sitting poised behind runners, shaved the corner at the head of the hand making a mild rally and finished up with good late energy inside almost closing in at the wire for the third place share. PIPERS REIGN shared the rear between runners, had to alter course briefly midway down the backstretch shifting outwards, narrowed the margin two wide with runners on both sides at the threeeighths pole, angled to the four path straightening out for home but could not factor in the drive to the wire. EXTRAORDINARY ONE (GB) was a joint last on the outside of two others in the early stages being forced out wider by inside rivals around the five eighths pole, made a brief spurt trying to circle three wide around foes at the midpoint of the turn, swung out widest unable to carry the momentum at the top of the lane and failed to menace between rivals in the late drive. PERFECTWORKS pressed the pace three deep down the backside, had to veer out when inside runners came over with five furlongs from home, took back off the front twosome still keeping a close eye on the pair having inside company through the bend, shifted to the five path for the stretch drive but faltered outside of horses at the furlong marker.

2. How it was won / lost

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Winner #1 DQ-Adir · close 6.40-1

• TELEPORT (IRE) was pushed out by the eventual winner causing a slight chain reaction with other outside foes when vying alongside the leader midway down the backstretch, continued to prompt the issue outside throughout the turn, dueled between horses posing the main threat in upper stretch but needed more late in the late running getting outkicked by the stubborn winner inside in deep stretch.
• AMORE MIO broke inwards on the start, had a good spot tucked in behind the pacesetter down the back straight, travelled just off the rail in the second flight with an outside foes tracking the contesting pair around the turn, shifted out off the lead pair in the hunt outside in the four path turning for home, was no match for the top two by the final furlong but did fight on to the end saving the show award from a late closing inside foe at the wire.
• BRIGHT ANGEL (IRE) was part of the back trio on the inside having to be checked in the vicinity of the five eighths pole, continued to have a ground saving run along the oval sitting poised behind runners, shaved the corner at the head of the hand making a mild rally and finished up with good late energy inside almost closing in at the wire for the third place share.
• PIPERS REIGN shared the rear between runners, had to alter course briefly midway down the backstretch shifting outwards, narrowed the margin two wide with runners on both sides at the threeeighths pole, angled to the four path straightening out for home but could not factor in the drive to the wire.
• EXTRAORDINARY ONE (GB) was a joint last on the outside of two others in the early stages being forced out wider by inside rivals around the five eighths pole, made a brief spurt trying to circle three wide around foes at the midpoint of the turn, swung out widest unable to carry the momentum at the top of the lane and failed to menace between rivals in the late drive.
• PERFECTWORKS pressed the pace three deep down the backside, had to veer out when inside runners came over with five furlongs from home, took back off the front twosome still keeping a close eye on the pair having inside company through the bend, shifted to the five path for the stretch drive but faltered outside of horses at the furlong marker.

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
ADIR was bumped the outside foe at the break, recovered to seize control inside with his head cocked fighting the rider, veered outwards sharply for a stride or two before being corralled back in up top midway down the backside, battled stubbornly on the rail head to head on the front end around the bend, continued to have a slim advantage in the two path with a couple rivals bearing down in upper stretch and gamely found more inside in the last furlong to pull away determinedly for basically the front running score. TELEPORT (IRE) was pushed out by the eventual winner causing a slight chain reaction with other outside foes when vying alongside the leader midway down the backstretch, continued to prompt the issue outside throughout the turn, dueled between horses posing the main threat in upper stretch but needed more late in the late running getting outkicked by the stubborn winner inside in deep stretch. AMORE MIO broke inwards on the start, had a good spot tucked in behind the pacesetter down the back straight, travelled just off the rail in the second flight with an outside foes tracking the contesting pair around the turn, shifted out off the lead pair in the hunt outside in the four path turning for home, was no match for the top two by the final furlong but did fight on to the end saving the show award from a late closing inside foe at the wire. BRIGHT ANGEL (IRE) was part of the back trio on the inside having to be checked in the vicinity of the five eighths pole, continued to have a ground saving run along the oval sitting poised behind runners, shaved the corner at the head of the hand making a mild rally and finished up with good late energy inside almost closing in at the wire for the third place share. PIPERS REIGN shared the rear between runners, had to alter course briefly midway down the backstretch shifting outwards, narrowed the margin two wide with runners on both sides at the threeeighths pole, angled to the four path straightening out for home but could not factor in the drive to the wire. EXTRAORDINARY ONE (GB) was a joint last on the outside of two others in the early stages being forced out wider by inside rivals around the five eighths pole, made a brief spurt trying to circle three wide around foes at the midpoint of the turn, swung out widest unable to carry the momentum at the top of the lane and failed to menace between rivals in the late drive. PERFECTWORKS pressed the pace three deep down the backside, had to veer out when inside runners came over with five furlongs from home, took back off the front twosome still keeping a close eye on the pair having inside company through the bend, shifted to the five path for the stretch drive but faltered outside of horses at the furlong marker.

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1. How it ran

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Fractions 23.46 · 47.89 · 1:13.76 · 1:40.86 · Final 1:48.03

Splits (24:43) (25:87) (27:10) (7:17)

NILE PASSAGE broke out at the start, had the early lead in the two path under the wire for the first time, took back being reined in at the midpoint of the initial bend letting the outside rival go on with it up top, shifted outside tracking the frontrunner at the half, regained control by the seven sixteenths pole, rolled along unopposed around the final bend, spurted away from her closest pursuers in mid-stretch and held safe at the wire for the win. RATINGS UPGRADE (IRE) was unhurried inside being a joint last in the beginning, took closer order lengthening stride heading into the last turn, had no running room stuck behind the tiring early frontrunner from the three eighths pole until shifting out at the quarter marker and when clear rushed home down the stretch but could only finish up a troubled second best behind the winner. PIPINNA was in tight between horses on the break, had company outside sitting in mid-division throughout, angled to the five path finding her best stride in the drive and closed in belatedly outside just getting up at the finish line for the

2. How it was won / lost

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Winner #3 Nile Passage · close 6.85-1

• NILE PASSAGE broke out at the start, had the early lead in the two path under the wire for the first time, took back being reined in at the midpoint of the initial bend letting the outside rival go on with it up top, shifted outside tracking the frontrunner at the half, regained control by the seven sixteenths pole, rolled along unopposed around the final bend, spurted away from her closest pursuers in mid-stretch and held safe at the wire for the win.
• RATINGS UPGRADE (IRE) was unhurried inside being a joint last in the beginning, took closer order lengthening stride heading into the last turn, had no running room stuck behind the tiring early frontrunner from the three eighths pole until shifting out at the quarter marker and when clear rushed home down the stretch but could only finish up a troubled second best behind the winner.
• PIPINNA was in tight between horses on the break, had company outside sitting in mid-division throughout, angled to the five path finding her best stride in the drive and closed in belatedly outside just getting up at the finish line for the

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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
NILE PASSAGE broke out at the start, had the early lead in the two path under the wire for the first time, took back being reined in at the midpoint of the initial bend letting the outside rival go on with it up top, shifted outside tracking the frontrunner at the half, regained control by the seven sixteenths pole, rolled along unopposed around the final bend, spurted away from her closest pursuers in mid-stretch and held safe at the wire for the win. RATINGS UPGRADE (IRE) was unhurried inside being a joint last in the beginning, took closer order lengthening stride heading into the last turn, had no running room stuck behind the tiring early frontrunner from the three eighths pole until shifting out at the quarter marker and when clear rushed home down the stretch but could only finish up a troubled second best behind the winner. PIPINNA was in tight between horses on the break, had company outside sitting in mid-division throughout, angled to the five path finding her best stride in the drive and closed in belatedly outside just getting up at the finish line for the

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1. How it ran

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Fractions 23.37 · 48.26 · 1:12.58 · 1:25.25 · Final 1:38.06

Splits (24:89) (24:32) (12:67) (12:81)

BORDER FOX raced in the second flight early with a rail trip then moved up into contention nearing the 1/2 pole before steadying behind a tiring MESSY RIDING nearing the 3/8 pole but was able to split horses and rally through the stretch to get up in time. CARRICK ON STAGE broke outward and bumped JOSHUA STRIKE at the start then chased the pacesetter into the first turn before assuming command into the second turn and opening up into the stretch then was all out, just getting caught in the shadow of the wire. JOSHUA STRIKE reared then was pinballed at the start by CARRICK ON STAGE and

2. How it was won / lost

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Winner #1 Border Fox · close 1.80-1

• BORDER FOX raced in the second flight early with a rail trip then moved up into contention nearing the 1/2 pole before steadying behind a tiring MESSY RIDING nearing the 3/8 pole but was able to split horses and rally through the stretch to get up in time.
• CARRICK ON STAGE broke outward and bumped JOSHUA STRIKE at the start then chased the pacesetter into the first turn before assuming command into the second turn and opening up into the stretch then was all out, just getting caught in the shadow of the wire.
• JOSHUA STRIKE reared then was pinballed at the start by CARRICK ON STAGE and

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
BORDER FOX raced in the second flight early with a rail trip then moved up into contention nearing the 1/2 pole before steadying behind a tiring MESSY RIDING nearing the 3/8 pole but was able to split horses and rally through the stretch to get up in time. CARRICK ON STAGE broke outward and bumped JOSHUA STRIKE at the start then chased the pacesetter into the first turn before assuming command into the second turn and opening up into the stretch then was all out, just getting caught in the shadow of the wire. JOSHUA STRIKE reared then was pinballed at the start by CARRICK ON STAGE and

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1. How it ran

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Fractions 24.13 · 48.52 · 1:13.09 · 1:37.27 · Final 1:43.61

Splits (24:39) (24:57) (24:18) (6:34)

SPICY BOURBON pressed the early pace on the rail under a snug hold, rated kindly sitting behind the frontrunner waiting for the cue to go from the rider around the bend, pounced shifting out three wide in mid-stretch seizing control and fought on determinedly just holding off a closing inside rival at the finish line for the victory. DESIGN DIVA broke in on the break but was quickly corrected, had the two path part of the quartet sitting in mid-pack, travelled two wide

2. How it was won / lost

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Winner #3 Spicy Bourbon · close 7-1

• SPICY BOURBON pressed the early pace on the rail under a snug hold, rated kindly sitting behind the frontrunner waiting for the cue to go from the rider around the bend, pounced shifting out three wide in mid-stretch seizing control and fought on determinedly just holding off a closing inside rival at the finish line for the victory.
• DESIGN DIVA broke in on the break but was quickly corrected, had the two path part of the quartet sitting in mid-pack, travelled two wide

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
SPICY BOURBON pressed the early pace on the rail under a snug hold, rated kindly sitting behind the frontrunner waiting for the cue to go from the rider around the bend, pounced shifting out three wide in mid-stretch seizing control and fought on determinedly just holding off a closing inside rival at the finish line for the victory. DESIGN DIVA broke in on the break but was quickly corrected, had the two path part of the quartet sitting in mid-pack, travelled two wide

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.53 · 45.69 · 1:11.16 · Final 1:18.05

Splits (23:16) (25:47) (6:89)

SOBIECH was hustled away for early position and stalked the pace then ranged up at the top of the stretch and split horses, rallying to take the lead mid-stretch and drew clear. ARYA'S QUEST chased the early pace then made a steady advance through the turn while three wide and rallied late for place. SHINING SILVER got away alertly and set the early pace while opening up into the turn then led the field into the stretch but shortened stride along the inside and was caught in the final eighth. MRS. C got off slowly and settled along the inside then was urged along nearing the 1/2 pole and made a mild rally in the stretch while four wide. PRETTY LIZA was allowed to settle early and saved ground into the turn before angling off the rail nearing the 3/8 pole then was asked while five wide into the stretch but made no rally late. TANZANITE LILY was reluctant to load into the gate then broke outward at the start before rating in the second flight early then raced six wide in the stretch but faded.

2. How it was won / lost

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Winner #2 Sobiech · close 12.4-1

• SOBIECH was hustled away for early position and stalked the pace then ranged up at the top of the stretch and split horses, rallying to take the lead mid-stretch and drew clear.
• ARYA'S QUEST chased the early pace then made a steady advance through the turn while three wide and rallied late for place.
• SHINING SILVER got away alertly and set the early pace while opening up into the turn then led the field into the stretch but shortened stride along the inside and was caught in the final eighth.
• MRS. C got off slowly and settled along the inside then was urged along nearing the 1/2 pole and made a mild rally in the stretch while four wide.
• PRETTY LIZA was allowed to settle early and saved ground into the turn before angling off the rail nearing the 3/8 pole then was asked while five wide into the stretch but made no rally late.
• TANZANITE LILY was reluctant to load into the gate then broke outward at the start before rating in the second flight early then raced six wide in the stretch but faded.

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
SOBIECH was hustled away for early position and stalked the pace then ranged up at the top of the stretch and split horses, rallying to take the lead mid-stretch and drew clear. ARYA'S QUEST chased the early pace then made a steady advance through the turn while three wide and rallied late for place. SHINING SILVER got away alertly and set the early pace while opening up into the turn then led the field into the stretch but shortened stride along the inside and was caught in the final eighth. MRS. C got off slowly and settled along the inside then was urged along nearing the 1/2 pole and made a mild rally in the stretch while four wide. PRETTY LIZA was allowed to settle early and saved ground into the turn before angling off the rail nearing the 3/8 pole then was asked while five wide into the stretch but made no rally late. TANZANITE LILY was reluctant to load into the gate then broke outward at the start before rating in the second flight early then raced six wide in the stretch but faded.

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1. How it ran

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Fractions 23.80 · 47.36 · 1:13.07 · Final 1:25.89

Splits (23:56) (25:71) (12:82)

MALIBU BETTY rated in the second flight early and saved ground then was urged along nearing the 3/8 pole and made a rail rally when LOVELY SUMMER drifted at the top of the stretch and drew clear late. FLIGHTMARE got off slowly from the gate and tucked in early then raced with a rail trip into the turn before angling off the rail into the stretch and was gaining late for place. THAT'S A FACT stalked the early pace while three wide then was asked to challenge in the turn before being carried five wide nearing the 1/4 pole then drifted out mid-stretch but showed some run late. MONSOON DANCER rated in the middle of the pack early then waited behind the pacesetters in the turn before splitting horses into the stretch and closed willingly. MAXIMUM REACTION was allowed to settle early with a four wide trip then angled six wide into the stretch and made a bid at the 1/4 pole but faltered in the stretch. LOVELY SUMMER moved up and assumed command early while opening up on the lead then was headed mid-turn and drifted off the rail at the top of the stretch before coming up empty late. SEASHELL SANCTUARY was keen to go early but stalked while under a tight hold then chased the pace before being asked while four wide on the turn but flattened out in the stretch.

2. How it was won / lost

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Winner #1 Malibu Betty · close 1.35-1

• MALIBU BETTY rated in the second flight early and saved ground then was urged along nearing the 3/8 pole and made a rail rally when LOVELY SUMMER drifted at the top of the stretch and drew clear late.
• FLIGHTMARE got off slowly from the gate and tucked in early then raced with a rail trip into the turn before angling off the rail into the stretch and was gaining late for place.
• THAT'S A FACT stalked the early pace while three wide then was asked to challenge in the turn before being carried five wide nearing the 1/4 pole then drifted out mid-stretch but showed some run late.
• MONSOON DANCER rated in the middle of the pack early then waited behind the pacesetters in the turn before splitting horses into the stretch and closed willingly.
• MAXIMUM REACTION was allowed to settle early with a four wide trip then angled six wide into the stretch and made a bid at the 1/4 pole but faltered in the stretch.
• LOVELY SUMMER moved up and assumed command early while opening up on the lead then was headed mid-turn and drifted off the rail at the top of the stretch before coming up empty late.
• SEASHELL SANCTUARY was keen to go early but stalked while under a tight hold then chased the pace before being asked while four wide on the turn but flattened out in the stretch.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

no PLAY · Ungraded

Price model

— — 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:
MALIBU BETTY rated in the second flight early and saved ground then was urged along nearing the 3/8 pole and made a rail rally when LOVELY SUMMER drifted at the top of the stretch and drew clear late. FLIGHTMARE got off slowly from the gate and tucked in early then raced with a rail trip into the turn before angling off the rail into the stretch and was gaining late for place. THAT'S A FACT stalked the early pace while three wide then was asked to challenge in the turn before being carried five wide nearing the 1/4 pole then drifted out mid-stretch but showed some run late. MONSOON DANCER rated in the middle of the pack early then waited behind the pacesetters in the turn before splitting horses into the stretch and closed willingly. MAXIMUM REACTION was allowed to settle early with a four wide trip then angled six wide into the stretch and made a bid at the 1/4 pole but faltered in the stretch. LOVELY SUMMER moved up and assumed command early while opening up on the lead then was headed mid-turn and drifted off the rail at the top of the stretch before coming up empty late. SEASHELL SANCTUARY was keen to go early but stalked while under a tight hold then chased the pace before being asked while four wide on the turn but flattened out in the stretch.

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

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet ungraded · price model none · 2026-09-24 WO R7 pass_ok · winner #1 MALIBU BETTY @ 1.35 · overlay none · PLAY none — noticed, not in use

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

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 24.28 · 50.25 · 1:14.95 · 1:27.31 · Final 1:39.77

Splits (25:97) (24:70) (12:36) (12:46)

CHERVONARUTA had a nice set-up nestled on the rail watching the lead duo, moved in sharply between rivals in hand two wide at the five sixteenths pole having dead aim on the leader, glided past taking control three wide at the top of the stretch and won going away impressively under very mild urging. FULLY COMPLETELY was close to the tail end outside going three wide, made little progress in the two path along the back straightaway, kept pace three wide on the last bend, swung out widest in the six path taking the final corner and was in full flight finding her best stride late surging home outside rivals in the final furlong to best the rest for the secondary share. STRAWBERRY WORLD was hustled outside but had trouble negotiating the first of two turns going

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #1 Chervonaruta · close 3.50-1

• CHERVONARUTA had a nice set-up nestled on the rail watching the lead duo, moved in sharply between rivals in hand two wide at the five sixteenths pole having dead aim on the leader, glided past taking control three wide at the top of the stretch and won going away impressively under very mild urging.
• FULLY COMPLETELY was close to the tail end outside going three wide, made little progress in the two path along the back straightaway, kept pace three wide on the last bend, swung out widest in the six path taking the final corner and was in full flight finding her best stride late surging home outside rivals in the final furlong to best the rest for the secondary share.
• STRAWBERRY WORLD was hustled outside but had trouble negotiating the first of two turns going

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

no PLAY · Ungraded

Price model

— — 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:
CHERVONARUTA had a nice set-up nestled on the rail watching the lead duo, moved in sharply between rivals in hand two wide at the five sixteenths pole having dead aim on the leader, glided past taking control three wide at the top of the stretch and won going away impressively under very mild urging. FULLY COMPLETELY was close to the tail end outside going three wide, made little progress in the two path along the back straightaway, kept pace three wide on the last bend, swung out widest in the six path taking the final corner and was in full flight finding her best stride late surging home outside rivals in the final furlong to best the rest for the secondary share. STRAWBERRY WORLD was hustled outside but had trouble negotiating the first of two turns going

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

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet ungraded · price model none · 2026-09-24 WO R8 pass_ok · winner #1 CHERVONARUTA @ 3.5 · overlay none · PLAY none — 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.