WO · 2026-09-13

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.99 · 46.16 · 58.73 · Final 1:11.94

Splits (23:17) (12:57) (13:21)

GOOD TO BE LUCKY hit the gate hard inside at the break, recovered smartly to have a neck in front outside early on, contently let the inside speed rival go on with it dictating terms at the half mile pole, started to reel in the frontrunner two wide at the quarter pole, skimmed the fence getting a slight advantage taking the final corner and was kept busy in the last furlong holding off the oncoming runner up. MAYNARD'S SONG sat all alone having a couple of runners beaten in a strung out pack early on, moved closer passing an inside foe at the seven sixteenths pole uncorking a rally, made steady gains outside three wide on the turn, pounced in the four path outside a couple of rivals fighting for the lead, chased in vain in the late going but was denied at the wire unable to get by the determined winner through the stretch running. SWITCHIN' TO GLIDE stumbled on the start, recouped to having a nice position forwardly placed isolated watching the contesting front two runners midway down the backside, was hard ridden making little headway on the lead trio on the turn at the quarter pole, shifted to the four path straightening out for home and ran on mildly down the stretch to be a distant third at the finish line. HALCON NEGRO broke outwards into the gate on the start, trailed the field being a long last down the backside, saved ground around the oval still seeing the group, hugged the rail starting to reach for more ground and finished up with late interest passing tired foes down the lane settling on the fringes in the end. SCREEN SCENE was under a snug hold pressing the issue inside in the beginning, went on with it taking command on the rail by the half mile marker, opened up setting a lively tempo in midturn, gave way up top being engulfed on both sides in the three path at the head of the lane and had little left for the drive wilting between foes in the final furlong. BLACK GODDESS was unhurried near the rear having only a troubled starter beaten with the field strung out along the backside, ran well back off the leaders throughout the turn, swung out widest in the five-path turning for home but made little impression down the lane.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #6 Good to Be Lucky · close 0.75-1

• GOOD TO BE LUCKY hit the gate hard inside at the break, recovered smartly to have a neck in front outside early on, contently let the inside speed rival go on with it dictating terms at the half mile pole, started to reel in the frontrunner two wide at the quarter pole, skimmed the fence getting a slight advantage taking the final corner and was kept busy in the last furlong holding off the oncoming runner up.
• MAYNARD'S SONG sat all alone having a couple of runners beaten in a strung out pack early on, moved closer passing an inside foe at the seven sixteenths pole uncorking a rally, made steady gains outside three wide on the turn, pounced in the four path outside a couple of rivals fighting for the lead, chased in vain in the late going but was denied at the wire unable to get by the determined winner through the stretch running.
• SWITCHIN' TO GLIDE stumbled on the start, recouped to having a nice position forwardly placed isolated watching the contesting front two runners midway down the backside, was hard ridden making little headway on the lead trio on the turn at the quarter pole, shifted to the four path straightening out for home and ran on mildly down the stretch to be a distant third at the finish line.
• HALCON NEGRO broke outwards into the gate on the start, trailed the field being a long last down the backside, saved ground around the oval still seeing the group, hugged the rail starting to reach for more ground and finished up with late interest passing tired foes down the lane settling on the fringes in the end.
• SCREEN SCENE was under a snug hold pressing the issue inside in the beginning, went on with it taking command on the rail by the half mile marker, opened up setting a lively tempo in midturn, gave way up top being engulfed on both sides in the three path at the head of the lane and had little left for the drive wilting between foes in the final furlong.
• BLACK GODDESS was unhurried near the rear having only a troubled starter beaten with the field strung out along the backside, ran well back off the leaders throughout the turn, swung out widest in the five-path turning for home but made little impression down 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.
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5. Chart note

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CHART — Equibase footnotes:
GOOD TO BE LUCKY hit the gate hard inside at the break, recovered smartly to have a neck in front outside early on, contently let the inside speed rival go on with it dictating terms at the half mile pole, started to reel in the frontrunner two wide at the quarter pole, skimmed the fence getting a slight advantage taking the final corner and was kept busy in the last furlong holding off the oncoming runner up. MAYNARD'S SONG sat all alone having a couple of runners beaten in a strung out pack early on, moved closer passing an inside foe at the seven sixteenths pole uncorking a rally, made steady gains outside three wide on the turn, pounced in the four path outside a couple of rivals fighting for the lead, chased in vain in the late going but was denied at the wire unable to get by the determined winner through the stretch running. SWITCHIN' TO GLIDE stumbled on the start, recouped to having a nice position forwardly placed isolated watching the contesting front two runners midway down the backside, was hard ridden making little headway on the lead trio on the turn at the quarter pole, shifted to the four path straightening out for home and ran on mildly down the stretch to be a distant third at the finish line. HALCON NEGRO broke outwards into the gate on the start, trailed the field being a long last down the backside, saved ground around the oval still seeing the group, hugged the rail starting to reach for more ground and finished up with late interest passing tired foes down the lane settling on the fringes in the end. SCREEN SCENE was under a snug hold pressing the issue inside in the beginning, went on with it taking command on the rail by the half mile marker, opened up setting a lively tempo in midturn, gave way up top being engulfed on both sides in the three path at the head of the lane and had little left for the drive wilting between foes in the final furlong. BLACK GODDESS was unhurried near the rear having only a troubled starter beaten with the field strung out along the backside, ran well back off the leaders throughout the turn, swung out widest in the five-path turning for home but made little impression down the lane.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Lone EP (#6) into a closer-heavy field; closer/rail bias sets up for a deep run but both overlapping chalks own the pace and price · CHALK #6 GOOD TO BE LUCKY (ML 2) and #2 SWITCHIN TO GLIDE (ML 2.5) — both zero-edge, no overlay, automatic passes

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-13 WO R1 pass_ok · winner #6 GOOD TO BE LUCKY @ 0.75 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.87 · 47.43 · 1:11.78 · 1:36.58 · Final 1:43.14

Splits (24:56) (24:35) (24:80) (6:56)

DELTA FORCE settled in the second flight inside tracking the leaders while saving ground, came out under urging turning for home, split runners in tight nearing mid-stretch exchanging some light bumps with foes inside and out, took the lead a sixteenth out and edged away late under steady urging. MOTION GRANTED was urged from the start to make the early lead but was soon outsprinted by an outside rival, switched outside that one on the first turn, stalked two to three wide up the backstretch into the far turn, was encouraged by the five-sixteenths advancing on the leader, took a narrow advantage leaving the far turn but drifted out turning for home, drifted back in battling for the lead, exchanged bumps in mid- to late-stretch, kept on outside to get the nod for place. THUNDERMAKER moved clear and shifted in setting the pace inside, was headed leaving the far turn, fought on inside, exchanged light bumps in mid-stretch, fought on but just missed second in a head-bobbing finish. MIA MITOLE settled off the pace inside, saved ground both turns, was blocked in mid-stretch, ran on willingly for the minor award. REMARKABLY HUMAN settled at the rear off the rail, moved out and advanced outside foes four wide up the backstretch and on the far turn, came into upper stretch five deep, had no late bid. KING ROSSO was outside a foe toward the rear early, received encouragement to keep up passing the half, swung six wide into upper stretch, was never near enough to threaten. ACCELERANDO switched out early heading to the first turn racing outside the eventual winner mid-pack two to three wide, was encouraged along three then four wide on the far turn, weakened.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #2 Delta Force · close 1.60-1

• DELTA FORCE settled in the second flight inside tracking the leaders while saving ground, came out under urging turning for home, split runners in tight nearing mid-stretch exchanging some light bumps with foes inside and out, took the lead a sixteenth out and edged away late under steady urging.
• MOTION GRANTED was urged from the start to make the early lead but was soon outsprinted by an outside rival, switched outside that one on the first turn, stalked two to three wide up the backstretch into the far turn, was encouraged by the five-sixteenths advancing on the leader, took a narrow advantage leaving the far turn but drifted out turning for home, drifted back in battling for the lead, exchanged bumps in mid- to late-stretch, kept on outside to get the nod for place.
• THUNDERMAKER moved clear and shifted in setting the pace inside, was headed leaving the far turn, fought on inside, exchanged light bumps in mid-stretch, fought on but just missed second in a head-bobbing finish.
• MIA MITOLE settled off the pace inside, saved ground both turns, was blocked in mid-stretch, ran on willingly for the minor award.
• REMARKABLY HUMAN settled at the rear off the rail, moved out and advanced outside foes four wide up the backstretch and on the far turn, came into upper stretch five deep, had no late bid.
• KING ROSSO was outside a foe toward the rear early, received encouragement to keep up passing the half, swung six wide into upper stretch, was never near enough to threaten.
• ACCELERANDO switched out early heading to the first turn racing outside the eventual winner mid-pack two to three wide, was encouraged along three then four wide on the far turn, weakened.

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:
DELTA FORCE settled in the second flight inside tracking the leaders while saving ground, came out under urging turning for home, split runners in tight nearing mid-stretch exchanging some light bumps with foes inside and out, took the lead a sixteenth out and edged away late under steady urging. MOTION GRANTED was urged from the start to make the early lead but was soon outsprinted by an outside rival, switched outside that one on the first turn, stalked two to three wide up the backstretch into the far turn, was encouraged by the five-sixteenths advancing on the leader, took a narrow advantage leaving the far turn but drifted out turning for home, drifted back in battling for the lead, exchanged bumps in mid- to late-stretch, kept on outside to get the nod for place. THUNDERMAKER moved clear and shifted in setting the pace inside, was headed leaving the far turn, fought on inside, exchanged light bumps in mid-stretch, fought on but just missed second in a head-bobbing finish. MIA MITOLE settled off the pace inside, saved ground both turns, was blocked in mid-stretch, ran on willingly for the minor award. REMARKABLY HUMAN settled at the rear off the rail, moved out and advanced outside foes four wide up the backstretch and on the far turn, came into upper stretch five deep, had no late bid. KING ROSSO was outside a foe toward the rear early, received encouragement to keep up passing the half, swung six wide into upper stretch, was never near enough to threaten. ACCELERANDO switched out early heading to the first turn racing outside the eventual winner mid-pack two to three wide, was encouraged along three then four wide on the far turn, weakened.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Lone speed (#5 E) with two EP pressers inside (posts 2-3); bias favors closers and inside rail — chalk is set up to be pressed and fade · CHALK #5 THUNDERMAKER (ML 2) opposable — lone E from post 5 on a closer/rail-biased turf course, figures declining (82, 81 vs earlier 87-88 on dirt), only turf start was a 39 fig disaster, dropping to claiming for first turf try at this class

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-13 WO R2 pass_ok · winner #2 DELTA FORCE @ 1.6 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.64 · 45.29 · 1:09.52 · Final 1:22.35

Splits (22:65) (24:23) (12:83)

EPIC AFFAIR sat just off the fence having only a couple of runners beaten in the early stages, edged up smartly in hand inside of rivals around the bend, forced her way through making a seam three wide taking the corner, took over control with little urging by the furlong pole and won very comfortably at the finish line under only a hand ride. GLORIOUS GEM was unhurried near the rear having only the distant trailed beaten in the early stages, started to come with a run picking up the bit shifting out four wide at the three eighths pole starting to circle around foes, swung out widest in the seven-path closing steadily on the outside in upper stretch but could not match strides with the winner who had plenty left in the final furlong. HUMBLE AND KIND emerged from the pack getting loose on the fence in mid-backstretch setting an honest pace, rolled along uncontested around the turn, had the two path still up top at the head of the lane, had no answer when the winner drove past coming up to the eighth pole and faded slightly inside losing the place share while running on to be a clear third at the wire. ANY OSCAR settled on the outside of another in midfield down the back straight, kept pace outside of runners midway around the turn, had the six path in tight between rivals getting bounced around at the three sixteenths pole, stubbornly fought back in the final furlong and finished up to capture a small share in the end. KLASSEN broke out bobbling slightly at the start, sat well placed on the fence stalking the frontrunner down the backside, continued to give chase two wide around the bend, closed the gap with seven sixteenths to run, had the three path being pushed out to four wide in upper stretch by the eventual winner and could only run on one paced in the last furlong just getting picked up late losing a minor award. CLASSIC LINES was in tandem with an outside foe in the middle of the pack, travelled three wide on the turn but was losing ground to rivals at the seven sixteenths pole, angled out to the five path between horses turning for home but could not offer a finishing kick in the last eighth of a mile. GINNY'S SOUPER brushed the inside of the gate having a very tardy start, was uninterested swishing her tail, short striding spotting the field by many down the backstretch, still lagged well behind the group in the throughout the turn but did finish up with some late interest reaching for more ground narrowing the margin on the pack in the late stretch running.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Epic Affair · close 2-1

• EPIC AFFAIR sat just off the fence having only a couple of runners beaten in the early stages, edged up smartly in hand inside of rivals around the bend, forced her way through making a seam three wide taking the corner, took over control with little urging by the furlong pole and won very comfortably at the finish line under only a hand ride.
• GLORIOUS GEM was unhurried near the rear having only the distant trailed beaten in the early stages, started to come with a run picking up the bit shifting out four wide at the three eighths pole starting to circle around foes, swung out widest in the seven-path closing steadily on the outside in upper stretch but could not match strides with the winner who had plenty left in the final furlong.
• HUMBLE AND KIND emerged from the pack getting loose on the fence in mid-backstretch setting an honest pace, rolled along uncontested around the turn, had the two path still up top at the head of the lane, had no answer when the winner drove past coming up to the eighth pole and faded slightly inside losing the place share while running on to be a clear third at the wire.
• ANY OSCAR settled on the outside of another in midfield down the back straight, kept pace outside of runners midway around the turn, had the six path in tight between rivals getting bounced around at the three sixteenths pole, stubbornly fought back in the final furlong and finished up to capture a small share in the end.
• KLASSEN broke out bobbling slightly at the start, sat well placed on the fence stalking the frontrunner down the backside, continued to give chase two wide around the bend, closed the gap with seven sixteenths to run, had the three path being pushed out to four wide in upper stretch by the eventual winner and could only run on one paced in the last furlong just getting picked up late losing a minor award.
• CLASSIC LINES was in tandem with an outside foe in the middle of the pack, travelled three wide on the turn but was losing ground to rivals at the seven sixteenths pole, angled out to the five path between horses turning for home but could not offer a finishing kick in the last eighth of a mile.
• GINNY'S SOUPER brushed the inside of the gate having a very tardy start, was uninterested swishing her tail, short striding spotting the field by many down the backstretch, still lagged well behind the group in the throughout the turn but did finish up with some late interest reaching for more ground narrowing the margin on the pack in the late stretch running.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS (sheet rec confirms; no model overlay clears chalk filter; CLASSIC LINES is watchable at 5-1+ live but that tote is unseen) · 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:
EPIC AFFAIR sat just off the fence having only a couple of runners beaten in the early stages, edged up smartly in hand inside of rivals around the bend, forced her way through making a seam three wide taking the corner, took over control with little urging by the furlong pole and won very comfortably at the finish line under only a hand ride. GLORIOUS GEM was unhurried near the rear having only the distant trailed beaten in the early stages, started to come with a run picking up the bit shifting out four wide at the three eighths pole starting to circle around foes, swung out widest in the seven-path closing steadily on the outside in upper stretch but could not match strides with the winner who had plenty left in the final furlong. HUMBLE AND KIND emerged from the pack getting loose on the fence in mid-backstretch setting an honest pace, rolled along uncontested around the turn, had the two path still up top at the head of the lane, had no answer when the winner drove past coming up to the eighth pole and faded slightly inside losing the place share while running on to be a clear third at the wire. ANY OSCAR settled on the outside of another in midfield down the back straight, kept pace outside of runners midway around the turn, had the six path in tight between rivals getting bounced around at the three sixteenths pole, stubbornly fought back in the final furlong and finished up to capture a small share in the end. KLASSEN broke out bobbling slightly at the start, sat well placed on the fence stalking the frontrunner down the backside, continued to give chase two wide around the bend, closed the gap with seven sixteenths to run, had the three path being pushed out to four wide in upper stretch by the eventual winner and could only run on one paced in the last furlong just getting picked up late losing a minor award. CLASSIC LINES was in tandem with an outside foe in the middle of the pack, travelled three wide on the turn but was losing ground to rivals at the seven sixteenths pole, angled out to the five path between horses turning for home but could not offer a finishing kick in the last eighth of a mile. GINNY'S SOUPER brushed the inside of the gate having a very tardy start, was uninterested swishing her tail, short striding spotting the field by many down the backstretch, still lagged well behind the group in the throughout the turn but did finish up with some late interest reaching for more ground narrowing the margin on the pack in the late stretch running.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS (sheet rec confirms; no model overlay clears chalk filter; CLASSIC LINES is watchable at 5-1+ live but that tote is unseen) · SHAPE Closer/inside bias; lone pace from #1 (rail EP), rest closers or unknowns — shape sets up for a single presser to clear and get pressured late; no non-chalk price overlay · CHALK #3 EPIC AFFAIR 2.5 · short · fig spike (89, +13) and trouble last are real, post 3 suits the bias, but 2.5 is not a bet

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-13 WO R3 pass_ok · winner #3 EPIC AFFAIR @ 2 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.11 · 46.27 · 58.58 · Final 1:05.01

Splits (23:16) (12:31) (6:43)

MAGICAL TRICKSTER bumped with the outside foes at the start, settled mid-pack, was encouraged along three furlongs out racing off the inside, asked in earnest coming past the quarter pole, swung six wide into upper stretch, drifted out a bit at that juncture but took aim and straightened out, ran to the lead a sixteenth out and won going away. SIGNATURE WINNER advanced early up the backstretch outside the leading pair three wide into the turn, dueled through the bend taking the lead coming out of it, edged just clear in mid-stretch but was collared by an outside foe and no match while clearly second best. THE PENDULUMSWINGS was urged from the start, quickly took the early lead, set the tempo then faced a new challenger to the outside, dueled inside that one through the turn, yielded in the stretch. WASTELAND broke inwardly bumping a rival, settled into stride off the inside part of the track, was never near enough to threaten. HYPNOTIZM was a bit antic behind the gate, urged from the start moving up inside to press the pacesetter, dropped back entering the turn, ran on evenly in the stretch. NORTHERN KING raced well back and was not a factor. BAYTOWN THRACIAN was bumped and squeezed at the start then slow to gather, was not a factor.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #3 Magical Trickster · close 1.90-1

• MAGICAL TRICKSTER bumped with the outside foes at the start, settled mid-pack, was encouraged along three furlongs out racing off the inside, asked in earnest coming past the quarter pole, swung six wide into upper stretch, drifted out a bit at that juncture but took aim and straightened out, ran to the lead a sixteenth out and won going away.
• SIGNATURE WINNER advanced early up the backstretch outside the leading pair three wide into the turn, dueled through the bend taking the lead coming out of it, edged just clear in mid-stretch but was collared by an outside foe and no match while clearly second best.
• THE PENDULUMSWINGS was urged from the start, quickly took the early lead, set the tempo then faced a new challenger to the outside, dueled inside that one through the turn, yielded in the stretch.
• WASTELAND broke inwardly bumping a rival, settled into stride off the inside part of the track, was never near enough to threaten.
• HYPNOTIZM was a bit antic behind the gate, urged from the start moving up inside to press the pacesetter, dropped back entering the turn, ran on evenly in the stretch.
• NORTHERN KING raced well back and was not a factor.
• BAYTOWN THRACIAN was bumped and squeezed at the start then slow to gather, was not a factor.

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:
MAGICAL TRICKSTER bumped with the outside foes at the start, settled mid-pack, was encouraged along three furlongs out racing off the inside, asked in earnest coming past the quarter pole, swung six wide into upper stretch, drifted out a bit at that juncture but took aim and straightened out, ran to the lead a sixteenth out and won going away. SIGNATURE WINNER advanced early up the backstretch outside the leading pair three wide into the turn, dueled through the bend taking the lead coming out of it, edged just clear in mid-stretch but was collared by an outside foe and no match while clearly second best. THE PENDULUMSWINGS was urged from the start, quickly took the early lead, set the tempo then faced a new challenger to the outside, dueled inside that one through the turn, yielded in the stretch. WASTELAND broke inwardly bumping a rival, settled into stride off the inside part of the track, was never near enough to threaten. HYPNOTIZM was a bit antic behind the gate, urged from the start moving up inside to press the pacesetter, dropped back entering the turn, ran on evenly in the stretch. NORTHERN KING raced well back and was not a factor. BAYTOWN THRACIAN was bumped and squeezed at the start then slow to gather, was not a factor.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Unknown — all seven are debut/no-PP; pace map is blind; closer/rail bias exists but no style reads to exploit it · CHALK #3 MAGICAL TRICKSTER (ML 2) and #6 NORTHERN KING (ML 2.5) co-chalk, both first-out with no PPs; neither can be assessed or played

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-13 WO R4 pass_ok · winner #3 MAGICAL TRICKSTER @ 1.9 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.60 · 47.79 · 1:11.71 · 1:24.30 · Final 1:36.95

Splits (24:19) (23:92) (12:59) (12:65)

COPA DE PLATA was paired up with an inside rival sitting in mid-division in the early stages, edged closer outside moving very comfortably at the half, had the two path waiting for the cue to go watching the embattled trio at the midpoint of the final bend, shifted to the three path initially looking for running room, found a seam darting through in the two path at the furlong marker and powered past inside from a couple of runners for the win in the final seventy yards. MOON CHANNEL slightly tossed his head on the break, was keen behind rivals getting into the bit for moment three wide on the first turn, relaxed having only one runner beaten along the backstretch, glided around foes three wide when let out a notch at the three eighths pole, got to the lead for a fleeting moment at the sixteenth pole between rivals but was outkicked by the winner inside in deep stretch. NO HAY DOS sat in midfield inside another, offered no movement on the fence down the backside, shifted out uncorking a run three wide with a quarter mile from home, had the four path in the hunt at the top of the stretch, grinded away outside inching up through the stretch but was held off at the wire settling for a clear third in a tight finish for the top two spots. BALTIC SEA was pulling at the rider tracking the pacesetter on the outside, moved closer shadowing the leader outside down the backstraight, vied between horses briefly for the front end at the five sixteenth pole under a drive, could not go on with the lead quarter at the top of the lane but still finished up willingly coming back on catching the weary early leader at the finish line to be a fringe player in the end. SMOKIN EMPIRE was away alertly being the frontrunner just off the rail on the initial bend, remained on the front end unopposed along the backside galloping along, had the fence being scrubbed on for more midway around the final turn with outside foes bearing down, had the two path finding more with the pace quickening still holding of rivals in upper stretch but could not fend off outside challengers with a furlong from home and faded inside horses just getting nabbed at the wire for a minor share. FOREVER FROSTY broke a step slow on the start, travelled three wide at the rear on the first turn, was well back of the pack with a half mile remaining, made little gain around the second bend and could not get involved in the stretch drive. CHASING MEMORIES hopped at the break, recouped to have an inside tracking position on the rail in the early stages, was coaxed on the rail but was going in the wrong direction at the five sixteenths pole and came up empty inside runners by mid-stretch.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #5 Copa de Plata · close 3.45-1

• COPA DE PLATA was paired up with an inside rival sitting in mid-division in the early stages, edged closer outside moving very comfortably at the half, had the two path waiting for the cue to go watching the embattled trio at the midpoint of the final bend, shifted to the three path initially looking for running room, found a seam darting through in the two path at the furlong marker and powered past inside from a couple of runners for the win in the final seventy yards.
• MOON CHANNEL slightly tossed his head on the break, was keen behind rivals getting into the bit for moment three wide on the first turn, relaxed having only one runner beaten along the backstretch, glided around foes three wide when let out a notch at the three eighths pole, got to the lead for a fleeting moment at the sixteenth pole between rivals but was outkicked by the winner inside in deep stretch.
• NO HAY DOS sat in midfield inside another, offered no movement on the fence down the backside, shifted out uncorking a run three wide with a quarter mile from home, had the four path in the hunt at the top of the stretch, grinded away outside inching up through the stretch but was held off at the wire settling for a clear third in a tight finish for the top two spots.
• BALTIC SEA was pulling at the rider tracking the pacesetter on the outside, moved closer shadowing the leader outside down the backstraight, vied between horses briefly for the front end at the five sixteenth pole under a drive, could not go on with the lead quarter at the top of the lane but still finished up willingly coming back on catching the weary early leader at the finish line to be a fringe player in the end.
• SMOKIN EMPIRE was away alertly being the frontrunner just off the rail on the initial bend, remained on the front end unopposed along the backside galloping along, had the fence being scrubbed on for more midway around the final turn with outside foes bearing down, had the two path finding more with the pace quickening still holding of rivals in upper stretch but could not fend off outside challengers with a furlong from home and faded inside horses just getting nabbed at the wire for a minor share.
• FOREVER FROSTY broke a step slow on the start, travelled three wide at the rear on the first turn, was well back of the pack with a half mile remaining, made little gain around the second bend and could not get involved in the stretch drive.
• CHASING MEMORIES hopped at the break, recouped to have an inside tracking position on the rail in the early stages, was coaxed on the rail but was going in the wrong direction at the five sixteenths pole and came up empty inside runners by mid-stretch.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS — no non-chalk overlay exists; #7 is interesting at 8-1+ on the board but the sheet has no price confirmation and post 7 runs against the inside bias · Pass held · pass

Price model

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

Book

none

4. What we keep

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5. Chart note

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

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
COPA DE PLATA was paired up with an inside rival sitting in mid-division in the early stages, edged closer outside moving very comfortably at the half, had the two path waiting for the cue to go watching the embattled trio at the midpoint of the final bend, shifted to the three path initially looking for running room, found a seam darting through in the two path at the furlong marker and powered past inside from a couple of runners for the win in the final seventy yards. MOON CHANNEL slightly tossed his head on the break, was keen behind rivals getting into the bit for moment three wide on the first turn, relaxed having only one runner beaten along the backstretch, glided around foes three wide when let out a notch at the three eighths pole, got to the lead for a fleeting moment at the sixteenth pole between rivals but was outkicked by the winner inside in deep stretch. NO HAY DOS sat in midfield inside another, offered no movement on the fence down the backside, shifted out uncorking a run three wide with a quarter mile from home, had the four path in the hunt at the top of the stretch, grinded away outside inching up through the stretch but was held off at the wire settling for a clear third in a tight finish for the top two spots. BALTIC SEA was pulling at the rider tracking the pacesetter on the outside, moved closer shadowing the leader outside down the backstraight, vied between horses briefly for the front end at the five sixteenth pole under a drive, could not go on with the lead quarter at the top of the lane but still finished up willingly coming back on catching the weary early leader at the finish line to be a fringe player in the end. SMOKIN EMPIRE was away alertly being the frontrunner just off the rail on the initial bend, remained on the front end unopposed along the backside galloping along, had the fence being scrubbed on for more midway around the final turn with outside foes bearing down, had the two path finding more with the pace quickening still holding of rivals in upper stretch but could not fend off outside challengers with a furlong from home and faded inside horses just getting nabbed at the wire for a minor share. FOREVER FROSTY broke a step slow on the start, travelled three wide at the rear on the first turn, was well back of the pack with a half mile remaining, made little gain around the second bend and could not get involved in the stretch drive. CHASING MEMORIES hopped at the break, recouped to have an inside tracking position on the rail in the early stages, was coaxed on the rail but was going in the wrong direction at the five sixteenths pole and came up empty inside runners by mid-stretch.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS — no non-chalk overlay exists; #7 is interesting at 8-1+ on the board but the sheet has no price confirmation and post 7 runs against the inside bias · SHAPE Closer bias, inside rail bias; three closers, one EP wide, pace likely honest-to-slow; stalkers #1/#2 press from inside · CHALK #3 MOON CHANNEL (2-1) and #1 NO HAY DOS (2.5-1) — both untouchable; shape suits #3's style but price is automatic pass

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sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-13 WO R5 pass_ok · winner #5 COPA DE PLATA @ 3.45 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.30 · 46.32 · 1:09.84 · Final 1:22.95

Splits (23:02) (23:52) (13:11)

GHOSTFACE was forwardly-positioned stalking the pace, applied some pressure past the half, lost ground on the leader leaving the turn, shifted out a path to be four wide at the quarter pole under urging with aim on the leader, ground on steadily and got up inside the final sixteenth. SUNNY'S RAINBOW bumped the inside rival lightly at the start then moved sharply to soon take the lead, set the pace just in the clear, received outside pressure past the half-mile marker, shook clear of that one leaving the turn, drifted just slightly in the stretch, fought on but was outfinished. BUNYAN broke alertly then settled into stride off the leaders racing mid-pack outside foes into the turn, travelled three to four wide on that bend and encouraged along past the three-eighths, came into upper stretch six wide, gained well but too late. TRUE NORTH STAR was bumped at the start, made a swift early advance outside foes to race

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #7 Ghostface · close 5.05-1

• GHOSTFACE was forwardly-positioned stalking the pace, applied some pressure past the half, lost ground on the leader leaving the turn, shifted out a path to be four wide at the quarter pole under urging with aim on the leader, ground on steadily and got up inside the final sixteenth.
• SUNNY'S RAINBOW bumped the inside rival lightly at the start then moved sharply to soon take the lead, set the pace just in the clear, received outside pressure past the half-mile marker, shook clear of that one leaving the turn, drifted just slightly in the stretch, fought on but was outfinished.
• BUNYAN broke alertly then settled into stride off the leaders racing mid-pack outside foes into the turn, travelled three to four wide on that bend and encouraged along past the three-eighths, came into upper stretch six wide, gained well but too late.
• TRUE NORTH STAR was bumped at the start, made a swift early advance outside foes to race

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS — primed signal on #1 is real but model edge is flat and no tote confirmation exists; minimum live number to reconsider would be 8-1 or longer · 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:
GHOSTFACE was forwardly-positioned stalking the pace, applied some pressure past the half, lost ground on the leader leaving the turn, shifted out a path to be four wide at the quarter pole under urging with aim on the leader, ground on steadily and got up inside the final sixteenth. SUNNY'S RAINBOW bumped the inside rival lightly at the start then moved sharply to soon take the lead, set the pace just in the clear, received outside pressure past the half-mile marker, shook clear of that one leaving the turn, drifted just slightly in the stretch, fought on but was outfinished. BUNYAN broke alertly then settled into stride off the leaders racing mid-pack outside foes into the turn, travelled three to four wide on that bend and encouraged along past the three-eighths, came into upper stretch six wide, gained well but too late. TRUE NORTH STAR was bumped at the start, made a swift early advance outside foes to race

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS — primed signal on #1 is real but model edge is flat and no tote confirmation exists; minimum live number to reconsider would be 8-1 or longer · SHAPE Inside-bias closer track, majority of field is debut/unknown style, pace map indeterminate — chaos volatility · CHALK #11 TRUE NORTH STAR · opposable · no PPs, post 11 is 0-for in bias sample, first-time starter with no competitive evidence

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sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-13 WO R6 pass_ok · winner #7 GHOSTFACE @ 5.05 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.38 · 46.48 · 1:10.94 · Final 1:17.67

Splits (23:10) (24:46) (6:73)

SOUPER SURVIVOR was nudged along seizing command on the fence into the backstretch, edged away for a clear advantage at the half, was scrubbed on for more on the fence with company applying pressure outside in midturn, opened up at the quarter pole, shot further away in the two path in upper stretch and increased the margin of victory overpowering the field when crossing the finish line. LONGSHOT LEO contently sat between foes prompting the pace early on, sat poised two wide between rivals just behind the lead twosome on the turn, chased the winner home but to no avail and just lasted inside at the wire for the place share. IT WASN'T A BLUFF had a good spot watching the engaged trio early on, dropped back slightly co-trailing on the outside at the nine sixteenths pole, tried to make a circling move three wide around foes closing the gap midway through the bend, shifted to the four path in the mix at the head of the lane, was no match for the winner at the furlong pole and was inching up late but lost the duel outside for second money. WAR EMPEROR broke inwards hitting the gate, tugged at the rider being a joint last inside another with the group quite compact midway along the backside, shifted out three wide at the quarter finally being roused for more run, swung out widest gathering more speed six wide turning for home but evened out in the final furlong outside settling on the fringes in the end. KING KADOOMENT broke with the field but quickly dropped back leaving the chute, was eager on the fence coming on drafting behind the pacesetter in mid-backstretch, sat nestled on the rail in midturn watching the contesting front duo, was asked for more at the quarter pole but was retreating inside of runners, scraped paint at the top of the stretch but could not get involved, PRINCE SHAMAN forced the pace three deep, bid for the lead outside at the five sixteenths two wide, was undera drive with a quarter mile from home but the winner was slipping away and gave way in the three path by upper stretch

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #1 Souper Survivor · close 0.25-1

• SOUPER SURVIVOR was nudged along seizing command on the fence into the backstretch, edged away for a clear advantage at the half, was scrubbed on for more on the fence with company applying pressure outside in midturn, opened up at the quarter pole, shot further away in the two path in upper stretch and increased the margin of victory overpowering the field when crossing the finish line.
• LONGSHOT LEO contently sat between foes prompting the pace early on, sat poised two wide between rivals just behind the lead twosome on the turn, chased the winner home but to no avail and just lasted inside at the wire for the place share.
• IT WASN'T A BLUFF had a good spot watching the engaged trio early on, dropped back slightly co-trailing on the outside at the nine sixteenths pole, tried to make a circling move three wide around foes closing the gap midway through the bend, shifted to the four path in the mix at the head of the lane, was no match for the winner at the furlong pole and was inching up late but lost the duel outside for second money.
• WAR EMPEROR broke inwards hitting the gate, tugged at the rider being a joint last inside another with the group quite compact midway along the backside, shifted out three wide at the quarter finally being roused for more run, swung out widest gathering more speed six wide turning for home but evened out in the final furlong outside settling on the fringes in the end.
• KING KADOOMENT broke with the field but quickly dropped back leaving the chute, was eager on the fence coming on drafting behind the pacesetter in mid-backstretch, sat nestled on the rail in midturn watching the contesting front duo, was asked for more at the quarter pole but was retreating inside of runners, scraped paint at the top of the stretch but could not get involved, PRINCE SHAMAN forced the pace three deep, bid for the lead outside at the five sixteenths two wide, was undera drive with a quarter mile from home but the winner was slipping away and gave way in the three path by upper stretch

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS · Pass held · pass

Price model

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

Book

none

4. What we keep

• 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:
SOUPER SURVIVOR was nudged along seizing command on the fence into the backstretch, edged away for a clear advantage at the half, was scrubbed on for more on the fence with company applying pressure outside in midturn, opened up at the quarter pole, shot further away in the two path in upper stretch and increased the margin of victory overpowering the field when crossing the finish line. LONGSHOT LEO contently sat between foes prompting the pace early on, sat poised two wide between rivals just behind the lead twosome on the turn, chased the winner home but to no avail and just lasted inside at the wire for the place share. IT WASN'T A BLUFF had a good spot watching the engaged trio early on, dropped back slightly co-trailing on the outside at the nine sixteenths pole, tried to make a circling move three wide around foes closing the gap midway through the bend, shifted to the four path in the mix at the head of the lane, was no match for the winner at the furlong pole and was inching up late but lost the duel outside for second money. WAR EMPEROR broke inwards hitting the gate, tugged at the rider being a joint last inside another with the group quite compact midway along the backside, shifted out three wide at the quarter finally being roused for more run, swung out widest gathering more speed six wide turning for home but evened out in the final furlong outside settling on the fringes in the end. KING KADOOMENT broke with the field but quickly dropped back leaving the chute, was eager on the fence coming on drafting behind the pacesetter in mid-backstretch, sat nestled on the rail in midturn watching the contesting front duo, was asked for more at the quarter pole but was retreating inside of runners, scraped paint at the top of the stretch but could not get involved, PRINCE SHAMAN forced the pace three deep, bid for the lead outside at the five sixteenths two wide, was undera drive with a quarter mile from home but the winner was slipping away and gave way in the three path by upper stretch

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Speed duel likely (#1 E / #2 EP hooking early); closer bias favors back-of-field; #1 is chalk and opposable on pace grounds, but no priced overlay exists to exploit it · CHALK #1 SOUPER SURVIVOR (even money) · opposable · E-style into a probable duel, dropping from Simcoe but figs stalled (78 last); #2 LONGSHOT LEO (1.8) · short · rising figs but also chalk by definition

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sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-13 WO R7 pass_ok · winner #1 SOUPER SURVIVOR @ 0.25 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 21.99 · 44.59 · 56.09 · Final 1:08.49

Splits (22:60) (11:50) (12:40)

ESSEX SERPENT stalked early then swept to the lead about the nine-sixteenths quickly moving clear, found more in the stretch and extended the advantage then held safe. BAXLEY broke a half-step slowly, was strongly urged but lacking speed, shifted in heading into the turn, saved ground on that bend, came out a few paths for the stretch then shifted back in, kept on inside to get up for place. FOXTROTANNA settled off the pace inside, advanced two to three wide between foes past the seven-sixteenths, came out further for the drive, ran on but lost second late. LUCKY SCORE dropped back early to trail well off the pace, swung six to seven wide into upper stretch, ran on to get the nod to round out the super. JET SWEEP JOE broke a half-step slowly, raced off the pace two to three wide on the turn, swung wider for the drive, shifted out eight deep past the furlong marker, kept on but needed more. HUNT MASTER settled off the pace outside a rival, advanced with that one three to four deep on the turn, flattened out. CARA CARA moved quickly to the early lead, was overtaken after three-sixteenths by the eventual winner, chased that one near the inside, faded.

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #6 Essex Serpent · close 4.30-1

• ESSEX SERPENT stalked early then swept to the lead about the nine-sixteenths quickly moving clear, found more in the stretch and extended the advantage then held safe.
• BAXLEY broke a half-step slowly, was strongly urged but lacking speed, shifted in heading into the turn, saved ground on that bend, came out a few paths for the stretch then shifted back in, kept on inside to get up for place.
• FOXTROTANNA settled off the pace inside, advanced two to three wide between foes past the seven-sixteenths, came out further for the drive, ran on but lost second late.
• LUCKY SCORE dropped back early to trail well off the pace, swung six to seven wide into upper stretch, ran on to get the nod to round out the super.
• JET SWEEP JOE broke a half-step slowly, raced off the pace two to three wide on the turn, swung wider for the drive, shifted out eight deep past the furlong marker, kept on but needed more.
• HUNT MASTER settled off the pace outside a rival, advanced with that one three to four deep on the turn, flattened out.
• CARA CARA moved quickly to the early lead, was overtaken after three-sixteenths by the eventual winner, chased that one near the inside, faded.

3. How this system treated it

Card review. Isolated. No authority.

Sheet

PASS · Pass held · pass

Price model

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

Book

none

4. What we keep

• Sheet MEMORY may cite the footnote next time. Same-day races do not leak.
• How hard we tilt toward the model does not change. Last test of the price model stays a caption.
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5. Chart note

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

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
ESSEX SERPENT stalked early then swept to the lead about the nine-sixteenths quickly moving clear, found more in the stretch and extended the advantage then held safe. BAXLEY broke a half-step slowly, was strongly urged but lacking speed, shifted in heading into the turn, saved ground on that bend, came out a few paths for the stretch then shifted back in, kept on inside to get up for place. FOXTROTANNA settled off the pace inside, advanced two to three wide between foes past the seven-sixteenths, came out further for the drive, ran on but lost second late. LUCKY SCORE dropped back early to trail well off the pace, swung six to seven wide into upper stretch, ran on to get the nod to round out the super. JET SWEEP JOE broke a half-step slowly, raced off the pace two to three wide on the turn, swung wider for the drive, shifted out eight deep past the furlong marker, kept on but needed more. HUNT MASTER settled off the pace outside a rival, advanced with that one three to four deep on the turn, flattened out. CARA CARA moved quickly to the early lead, was overtaken after three-sixteenths by the eventual winner, chased that one near the inside, faded.

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Lone speed (#3) with wide presser (#6); closer/inside bias — duel risk low, pace collapse possible, rail closers favored · CHALK #3 Hunt Master (1.8) and #6 Essex Serpent (2.0) — both opposable; #3 is 132 days off dirt last, set-pace-weaken at this class; #6 is 273 days off and wide post on a rail-biased course

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sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-13 WO R8 pass_ok · winner #6 ESSEX SERPENT @ 4.3 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.55 · 45.50 · 1:11.52 · Final 1:17.81

Splits (22:95) (26:02) (6:29)

STUNNINGLY PERFECT tracked the frontrunner outside another at the start, sat all alone in the third spot with the field quite spaced out at the half, was roused at the five sixteenths pole starting to reel in the stablemate up top, closed in sharply widest in the five path at the top of the stretch, got a head in front outside two rivals at the sixteenth pole and cleared away when crossing the finish line for the victory. PRINCESS ORLAITH broke in at the start but was quickly corrected by the rider, had the three path down the backstretch settling near the rear, started to reach for more ground on the fence passing an outside foe in midturn, shaved the corner getting into contention turning for home, bid for the lead inside at the furlong pole but could not match strides with the winner late while comfortably second best at the wire. TWEETERNITY was unhurried at the tail end down the backside, had the two path well removed from the rest of the field with three eights from home, had the fence finding her stride at the quarter pole, moved to the three path full of run staying on the wrong lead down the lane and surged in deep stretch to get up on the last jump outside for the show money. CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY had runners on either side sitting in midfield early on, had to angle outwards avoiding the loose rival entering the backstretch, settled into stride once again watching the pacesetter at the half, moved in boldly outside two wide at the quarter pole, seized control in the four path with a furlong from the prize but was outfinished between horses in the late going and settled for only a minor placing in the end. WHITEMUDWEST was forwardly placed inside at the beginning, had to be steadied sharply getting impeded by the loose runner leaving the chute, recovered somehow, under a very professional ride just to get back on course still in the race at the half, regressed two wide around the turn, trailed in the four path turning for home and was wrapped up in the final furlong. AWESOME GRACE had the early lead outside, was hard held getting off the fence letting the loose runner go ahead at the five-furlong marker, was well in front with the field understandably spread out around the turn but continued to roll along up top setting a rapid pace, had the two path clinging onto the front end at the top

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #6 Stunningly Perfect · close 7.05-1

• STUNNINGLY PERFECT tracked the frontrunner outside another at the start, sat all alone in the third spot with the field quite spaced out at the half, was roused at the five sixteenths pole starting to reel in the stablemate up top, closed in sharply widest in the five path at the top of the stretch, got a head in front outside two rivals at the sixteenth pole and cleared away when crossing the finish line for the victory.
• PRINCESS ORLAITH broke in at the start but was quickly corrected by the rider, had the three path down the backstretch settling near the rear, started to reach for more ground on the fence passing an outside foe in midturn, shaved the corner getting into contention turning for home, bid for the lead inside at the furlong pole but could not match strides with the winner late while comfortably second best at the wire.
• TWEETERNITY was unhurried at the tail end down the backside, had the two path well removed from the rest of the field with three eights from home, had the fence finding her stride at the quarter pole, moved to the three path full of run staying on the wrong lead down the lane and surged in deep stretch to get up on the last jump outside for the show money.
• CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY had runners on either side sitting in midfield early on, had to angle outwards avoiding the loose rival entering the backstretch, settled into stride once again watching the pacesetter at the half, moved in boldly outside two wide at the quarter pole, seized control in the four path with a furlong from the prize but was outfinished between horses in the late going and settled for only a minor placing in the end.
• WHITEMUDWEST was forwardly placed inside at the beginning, had to be steadied sharply getting impeded by the loose runner leaving the chute, recovered somehow, under a very professional ride just to get back on course still in the race at the half, regressed two wide around the turn, trailed in the four path turning for home and was wrapped up in the final furlong.
• AWESOME GRACE had the early lead outside, was hard held getting off the fence letting the loose runner go ahead at the five-furlong marker, was well in front with the field understandably spread out around the turn but continued to roll along up top setting a rapid pace, had the two path clinging onto the front end at the top

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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• How hard we tilt toward the model does not change. Last test of the price model stays a caption.
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5. Chart note

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

CHART — Equibase footnotes:
STUNNINGLY PERFECT tracked the frontrunner outside another at the start, sat all alone in the third spot with the field quite spaced out at the half, was roused at the five sixteenths pole starting to reel in the stablemate up top, closed in sharply widest in the five path at the top of the stretch, got a head in front outside two rivals at the sixteenth pole and cleared away when crossing the finish line for the victory. PRINCESS ORLAITH broke in at the start but was quickly corrected by the rider, had the three path down the backstretch settling near the rear, started to reach for more ground on the fence passing an outside foe in midturn, shaved the corner getting into contention turning for home, bid for the lead inside at the furlong pole but could not match strides with the winner late while comfortably second best at the wire. TWEETERNITY was unhurried at the tail end down the backside, had the two path well removed from the rest of the field with three eights from home, had the fence finding her stride at the quarter pole, moved to the three path full of run staying on the wrong lead down the lane and surged in deep stretch to get up on the last jump outside for the show money. CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY had runners on either side sitting in midfield early on, had to angle outwards avoiding the loose rival entering the backstretch, settled into stride once again watching the pacesetter at the half, moved in boldly outside two wide at the quarter pole, seized control in the four path with a furlong from the prize but was outfinished between horses in the late going and settled for only a minor placing in the end. WHITEMUDWEST was forwardly placed inside at the beginning, had to be steadied sharply getting impeded by the loose runner leaving the chute, recovered somehow, under a very professional ride just to get back on course still in the race at the half, regressed two wide around the turn, trailed in the four path turning for home and was wrapped up in the final furlong. AWESOME GRACE had the early lead outside, was hard held getting off the fence letting the loose runner go ahead at the five-furlong marker, was well in front with the field understandably spread out around the turn but continued to roll along up top setting a rapid pace, had the two path clinging onto the front end at the top

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Closer/rail bias dominant; lone speed #6 outside; stalker chalk sits mid; shape sets up for closers from the inside three posts · CHALK #4 Sarayu · short — priced at every flag (rising figs, turf trip), zero model edge, automatic pass

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-13 WO R9 pass_ok · winner #6 STUNNINGLY PERFECT @ 7.05 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 23.98 · 47.69 · 1:10.75 · 1:34.25 · Final 1:46.77

Splits (23:71) (23:06) (23:50) (12:52)

ELYSIAN FIELD settled mid-pack near the inside, began advancing while gradually moving out late on the turn, came into upper stretch five to six deep, struck the lead past the three-sixteenths, drifted out past the furlong marker under left-handed urging while clear, switched to right-handed use of the crop and held safe. JUST MAGNIFICENT broke outwardly bumping a rival lightly, settled off the pace, raced inside a foe into the turn, swung four wide into upper stretch, found a seam moving out a bit in upper stretch then further still in late stretch to rally outside drifting foes and get up for the place. FORTYFIVESEVENTY stalked from outside going three to four wide through the turn and closer to the leader late on that bend, exchanged repeated light bumps in mid-stretch, kept on to get show honors. ONTARIO tracked from inside while in hand, moved out a bit leaving the turn and in upper stretch, attempted to split foes in mid-stretch three to four wide exchanging repeated light bumps in the process, ran on. SCAT GIRL soon moved to the lead and clear, set the pace from off the rail, was challenged in the stretch, exchanged light bumps in mid-stretch, yielded late. SPEEDY FREEZE broke a step

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #1 Elysian Field · close 2.45-1

• ELYSIAN FIELD settled mid-pack near the inside, began advancing while gradually moving out late on the turn, came into upper stretch five to six deep, struck the lead past the three-sixteenths, drifted out past the furlong marker under left-handed urging while clear, switched to right-handed use of the crop and held safe.
• JUST MAGNIFICENT broke outwardly bumping a rival lightly, settled off the pace, raced inside a foe into the turn, swung four wide into upper stretch, found a seam moving out a bit in upper stretch then further still in late stretch to rally outside drifting foes and get up for the place.
• FORTYFIVESEVENTY stalked from outside going three to four wide through the turn and closer to the leader late on that bend, exchanged repeated light bumps in mid-stretch, kept on to get show honors.
• ONTARIO tracked from inside while in hand, moved out a bit leaving the turn and in upper stretch, attempted to split foes in mid-stretch three to four wide exchanging repeated light bumps in the process, ran on.
• SCAT GIRL soon moved to the lead and clear, set the pace from off the rail, was challenged in the stretch, exchanged light bumps in mid-stretch, yielded late.
• SPEEDY FREEZE broke a step

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:
ELYSIAN FIELD settled mid-pack near the inside, began advancing while gradually moving out late on the turn, came into upper stretch five to six deep, struck the lead past the three-sixteenths, drifted out past the furlong marker under left-handed urging while clear, switched to right-handed use of the crop and held safe. JUST MAGNIFICENT broke outwardly bumping a rival lightly, settled off the pace, raced inside a foe into the turn, swung four wide into upper stretch, found a seam moving out a bit in upper stretch then further still in late stretch to rally outside drifting foes and get up for the place. FORTYFIVESEVENTY stalked from outside going three to four wide through the turn and closer to the leader late on that bend, exchanged repeated light bumps in mid-stretch, kept on to get show honors. ONTARIO tracked from inside while in hand, moved out a bit leaving the turn and in upper stretch, attempted to split foes in mid-stretch three to four wide exchanging repeated light bumps in the process, ran on. SCAT GIRL soon moved to the lead and clear, set the pace from off the rail, was challenged in the stretch, exchanged light bumps in mid-stretch, yielded late. SPEEDY FREEZE broke a step

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Closer-heavy field, honest pace likely from lone EP/P combo; inside-rail and closer bias favors posts 1–3 and late runners — shape is real but no non-chalk horse clears a price threshold · CHALK #2 Ontario 2 · solid but untouchable · ML 2-1, zero edge, rising-fig flag belongs to the chalk not a play

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-13 WO R10 pass_ok · winner #1 ELYSIAN FIELD @ 2.45 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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

1. How it ran

Equibase, not Closebeat.

Fractions 22.64 · 46.78 · 1:10.59 · 1:36.39 · Final 1:43.07

Splits (24:14) (23:81) (25:80) (6:68)

WELLER GREEN had the fence ahead of only one runner in the beginning, was tapped on the shoulder at the seven sixteenths pole getting into the bit on the rail, started to get going when asked right-handed midway around the far turn, responded sharply making a strong swooping move four wide around runners at the quarter pole under a well-timed move with the early pace collapsing, swung out widest gathering even more speed in the six path in upper stretch and rushed home outside horses getting the lead with a furlong to go and drew off impressively for the win in the late stages. CALL ME BOND was brushed at the start, travelled three wide and three deep around the first turn and through the backstretch sitting in mid-division, had a good turn of foot making a rally at the quarter pole and grinded away in the hunt in the five path straightened out for the drive finishing up smartly to be a non-threatening second best. BRIGHT ANGEL (IRE) ran in tandem with an outside foe sitting in mid-pack, had to wait behind a rival on the fence unable to commence a run from the five sixteenths pole until the top of the lane, moved out from horses in mid-stretch to the five path and showed a good late turn of foot surging in the final sixteenth of a mile getting up for the show award. SEMPER LIBER was left alone up top on the initial turn, had a narrow advantage inside two others midway down the backstretch, still remained on the fence holding onto the top spot in the second bend, edged away two wide from the closest chaser in upper stretch but could not fend off the late challengers in the final furlong and faded inside with a sixteenth left to run losing a couple of positions very late. MAKER'S FLATTER had a good spot well positioned on the rail watching the engaged threesome, was ridden on but could not make any headway on the fence at the five sixteenths pole stalling slightly, had the two path entering the stretch showing little then moved outside off of horses at the furlong pole five wide and resurged gaining a couple of placings at the wire. BIG SCREEN BOSS settled between horses in midfield, had the outside position in the third flight down the back straight, was scrubbed on through the last bend narrowing the margin at the quarter pole but could not offer a finishing kick and ran on only one paced unable to get involved in the last eighth of a mile. SKAAL tracked the frontrunner between horses, closed in vying for the front end mildly in the two path with foes on either side midway down the backstretch, came under a drive just trying to hold position at the quarter marker, skimmed the fence still battling for a piece of the prize in upper stretch to the furlong pole but gave way inside rivals in deep stretch. POLITICAL WARFARE was forwardly placed three wide on the outside, moved closer being nudged along part of the front mix three deep outside two foes at the half, inched up two wide to the leader at the quarter pole, posed a threat outside at the head of the lane but could not find more late and faltered between foes at the furlong pole. NOBURU broke a step slow having only the other poor starter beaten in the early stages, was asked for more run offering little response at the three eighths pole and in the two path down the lane could not be a factor in the late running. MAD WORLD broke inwards at the start having to be taken a hold of briefly to get straightened out, had the rail seeing the field around the first turn, continued at the back with a half mile to go and could not get into gear remaining at the tail end of the pack in the stretch drive. Total Attendance: 0 Handle: $5,215,856

2. How it was won / lost

Facts from the chart. No second story.

Winner #7 Weller Green · close 2.95-1

• WELLER GREEN had the fence ahead of only one runner in the beginning, was tapped on the shoulder at the seven sixteenths pole getting into the bit on the rail, started to get going when asked right-handed midway around the far turn, responded sharply making a strong swooping move four wide around runners at the quarter pole under a well-timed move with the early pace collapsing, swung out widest gathering even more speed in the six path in upper stretch and rushed home outside horses getting the lead with a furlong to go and drew off impressively for the win in the late stages.
• CALL ME BOND was brushed at the start, travelled three wide and three deep around the first turn and through the backstretch sitting in mid-division, had a good turn of foot making a rally at the quarter pole and grinded away in the hunt in the five path straightened out for the drive finishing up smartly to be a non-threatening second best.
• BRIGHT ANGEL (IRE) ran in tandem with an outside foe sitting in mid-pack, had to wait behind a rival on the fence unable to commence a run from the five sixteenths pole until the top of the lane, moved out from horses in mid-stretch to the five path and showed a good late turn of foot surging in the final sixteenth of a mile getting up for the show award.
• SEMPER LIBER was left alone up top on the initial turn, had a narrow advantage inside two others midway down the backstretch, still remained on the fence holding onto the top spot in the second bend, edged away two wide from the closest chaser in upper stretch but could not fend off the late challengers in the final furlong and faded inside with a sixteenth left to run losing a couple of positions very late.
• MAKER'S FLATTER had a good spot well positioned on the rail watching the engaged threesome, was ridden on but could not make any headway on the fence at the five sixteenths pole stalling slightly, had the two path entering the stretch showing little then moved outside off of horses at the furlong pole five wide and resurged gaining a couple of placings at the wire.
• BIG SCREEN BOSS settled between horses in midfield, had the outside position in the third flight down the back straight, was scrubbed on through the last bend narrowing the margin at the quarter pole but could not offer a finishing kick and ran on only one paced unable to get involved in the last eighth of a mile.
• SKAAL tracked the frontrunner between horses, closed in vying for the front end mildly in the two path with foes on either side midway down the backstretch, came under a drive just trying to hold position at the quarter marker, skimmed the fence still battling for a piece of the prize in upper stretch to the furlong pole but gave way inside rivals in deep stretch.
• POLITICAL WARFARE was forwardly placed three wide on the outside, moved closer being nudged along part of the front mix three deep outside two foes at the half, inched up two wide to the leader at the quarter pole, posed a threat outside at the head of the lane but could not find more late and faltered between foes at the furlong pole.
• NOBURU broke a step slow having only the other poor starter beaten in the early stages, was asked for more run offering little response at the three eighths pole and in the two path down the lane could not be a factor in the late running.
• MAD WORLD broke inwards at the start having to be taken a hold of briefly to get straightened out, had the rail seeing the field around the first turn, continued at the back with a half mile to go and could not get into gear remaining at the tail end of the pack in the stretch drive. Total Attendance: 0 Handle: $5,215,856

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:
WELLER GREEN had the fence ahead of only one runner in the beginning, was tapped on the shoulder at the seven sixteenths pole getting into the bit on the rail, started to get going when asked right-handed midway around the far turn, responded sharply making a strong swooping move four wide around runners at the quarter pole under a well-timed move with the early pace collapsing, swung out widest gathering even more speed in the six path in upper stretch and rushed home outside horses getting the lead with a furlong to go and drew off impressively for the win in the late stages. CALL ME BOND was brushed at the start, travelled three wide and three deep around the first turn and through the backstretch sitting in mid-division, had a good turn of foot making a rally at the quarter pole and grinded away in the hunt in the five path straightened out for the drive finishing up smartly to be a non-threatening second best. BRIGHT ANGEL (IRE) ran in tandem with an outside foe sitting in mid-pack, had to wait behind a rival on the fence unable to commence a run from the five sixteenths pole until the top of the lane, moved out from horses in mid-stretch to the five path and showed a good late turn of foot surging in the final sixteenth of a mile getting up for the show award. SEMPER LIBER was left alone up top on the initial turn, had a narrow advantage inside two others midway down the backstretch, still remained on the fence holding onto the top spot in the second bend, edged away two wide from the closest chaser in upper stretch but could not fend off the late challengers in the final furlong and faded inside with a sixteenth left to run losing a couple of positions very late. MAKER'S FLATTER had a good spot well positioned on the rail watching the engaged threesome, was ridden on but could not make any headway on the fence at the five sixteenths pole stalling slightly, had the two path entering the stretch showing little then moved outside off of horses at the furlong pole five wide and resurged gaining a couple of placings at the wire. BIG SCREEN BOSS settled between horses in midfield, had the outside position in the third flight down the back straight, was scrubbed on through the last bend narrowing the margin at the quarter pole but could not offer a finishing kick and ran on only one paced unable to get involved in the last eighth of a mile. SKAAL tracked the frontrunner between horses, closed in vying for the front end mildly in the two path with foes on either side midway down the backstretch, came under a drive just trying to hold position at the quarter marker, skimmed the fence still battling for a piece of the prize in upper stretch to the furlong pole but gave way inside rivals in deep stretch. POLITICAL WARFARE was forwardly placed three wide on the outside, moved closer being nudged along part of the front mix three deep outside two foes at the half, inched up two wide to the leader at the quarter pole, posed a threat outside at the head of the lane but could not find more late and faltered between foes at the furlong pole. NOBURU broke a step slow having only the other poor starter beaten in the early stages, was asked for more run offering little response at the three eighths pole and in the two path down the lane could not be a factor in the late running. MAD WORLD broke inwards at the start having to be taken a hold of briefly to get straightened out, had the rail seeing the field around the first turn, continued at the back with a half mile to go and could not get into gear remaining at the tail end of the pack in the stretch drive.

 Total Attendance: 0 Handle: $5,215,856

SHEET — stored PLAY / SHAPE / CHALK:
PLAY PASS · SHAPE Closer-dominated, inside-rail bias, EP speed from wide posts — stalkers with early rail position hold structural advantage; no non-chalk price overlay confirmed · CHALK #7 WELLER GREEN · short (2-1) · quality closer with an honest cycle but zero edge and a post that requires threading through traffic

CARD REVIEW — then-active notice:
sheet pass_correct · pass · price model PASS · 2026-09-13 WO R11 pass_ok · winner #7 WELLER GREEN @ 2.95 · overlay none · PLAY pass — noticed, not in use

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