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Nice debut, shows potential. One to keep an eye on.
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  • rafirox · #625 looked amazing, jotted down! Beautiful stride, galloped out very well, beautiful back, well conformed, personality, nice stand, balanced, and good pedigree. Sold for 44k, easily could have sold for at lest $85k.. I've jotted down 50 and I put the stars next to eight, which I will follow. Biggest "star" was 85k, lowest was 14k. · 1 hour ago ·
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  • SSilence86 · Cocoa- #618 was purchased by Stone Street.. https://twitter.com/StonestreetFarm/status/347465510172123137/photo/1 · 8 minutes ago ·
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She will miss the Hollywood Oaks due to a foot abscess.
Wednesday's 8th race (4:27pm CT) from Arlington Park is a $40,000 entry level Allowance event for Illinois-bred 3-year-olds and up traveling one mile on Polytrack. #7 Mr Num Num (8-1) exits a smart first off the claim win at Hawthorne. Profitable trainer Brueggemann does fine work with 46-90 da...Read More
  • likin sparks · Man, this is a good one...I like your 7 but looking for a big pay out...so will go with 3,5,9 over 7 then reverse it. 10 and 2 could really improve here as well so maybe throw a win on them. · 11 minutes ago ·
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entered in the Colonial Turf Cup Stakes ($300,000) at Colonial Downs on June 22 (race 7). the distance is 1 & 3/16 miles on the turf. Atigun is position #1 in a field of 8.
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  • kaitlinefree1 · this should actually be a pretty good race. · 20 minutes ago ·
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  • jmac500 · Yeah but that turf course is annoying. · 17 minutes ago ·
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entered in an Allowance Optional Claiming ($50,000) at Monmouth Park on June 21 (race 9). the distance is 1 mile & 70 yards on the dirt, My Adonis is position #7 in a field of 7.
"Then your life took a turn, and you fell and it hurt, but you're still that girl, and you're gonna change this world" Here is another Ruffian video, my first in almost a year. Personally, I think the song is perfect for Ruffian. "Your story's not over, it's still being told" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kT6nGz9Mlxc
Back to racing on Saturday.
I know many of the posters are not N.Y. residents. I do not know if you heard the announcement made today by NYRA regarding their newly named president.his name is christopher kay.he was supposedly chosen from a long list of 100 candidates.in an age and time where the racing game is in serious trouble(if not for racinos,more tracks would be closed)mr. kay was selected as the right man to lead NYRA. his past experirnce is that he is an attorney and was ceo of toys r us. he has absolutely no proffesional experience in the horse racing game.the reason i am making you aware of this.this is how serious our so called leaders are taking this game.apparently knowledge of the game is irrelevant.mr. kay may be a brilliant buisiness man.but how can he be expected to make responsible decisions regarding the game.i assume he will be listening to his advisors.the same guys that helped take down the game.NYRA is arguably the most important racing venue in the united states.if they cannot take this game seriously,what can it say for others.one last thing.i know that the racing game would love to change their demographics and attract the younger generation.but seriously guys,toys r us.almost like robbing the cradle.
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  • tmallios1 · common guys ,your guru said the money laundering started in the 80s.the great ogden and dinny phipps ruled NYRA during those years.the same family that owned easy goer,inside information and all those other superstars trained by shug.they even own half of Orb.your guru has called them crooks.he called my friend the same.wow. so that is whose horses you have been rooting for and loving all these years.money launderers.but only noe,meyocks and hayward are mentioned by your guru.amazing how the phipps name goes under the radar.remember he said the 1980s'.way to be selective in pointing fingers great yoda. · 54 minutes ago ·
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  • tmallios1 · also do not for 1 second think that kenny noe and terry meyocks ran the game because they had the title president.if you looked up the word in the NYRA dictionary,it meant puppet. · 46 minutes ago ·
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Here is a true hero: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbLEO_aLYnw
  • travel_vic · link did not work so you will have to enlighen me on this one..Has only returned to its original name the last ten years. When Jack Diamond revived it after Brighouse went under, it was called Exhibition Park. · 19 hours ago ·
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  • Sullivan · try youtubing "horse racing accident averted" or fukushin · 58 minutes ago ·
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you know what, give the horse a break. Not many 3 year olds go out of the triple crown races a millionaire!!
Won in an easy spot today.
Is my pick in the Gold Cup. Let them have it girl! Have to go against Colour Vision.
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  • On The Gallop's · Estimate winning last year for The Queen in the Queen's Vase was a funny site. Having her husband present her the trophy. · 1 hour ago ·
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  • Euro Trash · I do love her here, but you might get nice odds on horses such as High Jinx, Top Trip and Lst Train so they might be worth considering. · 1 hour ago ·
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Going to the Whitney? why.
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  • amino998 · Thankfully the owners don't share your certainty of losing >> or winning the Vosburgh for that matter. · 22 hours ago ·
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  • On The Gallop's · You got nothing as usual Amino. Keep up the good work. · 1 hour ago ·
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i love this horse. AWESOME win against Toronado by the narrowest of margins.
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  • kaitlinefree1 · that was punny amino! · 22 hours ago ·
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  • On The Gallop's · Thank Queue?....ya good job ignoring my comment. · 1 hour ago ·
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Dawn Approach bounced back from a disappointing defeat at Epsom with a display of determination, digging deep to repel the sustained charge of old rival Toronado in the St James's Palace Stakes. Seemingly unlikely to be entered in the event after the Derby, Jim Bolger took the late decision to enter...Read More
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  • amino998 · Very nice pair of colts drew off >> Love the Bolger quotes, Dan. · 21 hours ago ·
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  • On The Gallop's · We might have another Excelebration minus Frankel in Dawn Approach. He is going to give the older Milers a working over including Declaration of War. What i am hoping is that after Dawn Approach runs in the QEII at Ascot later on in the year, if Godolphin choose to send him to the Breeders Cup mile to finish the year. · 1 hour ago ·
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Graham Motion's Kentucky Derby star bids for European Group 1 glory on his final start at Royal AscotRead More
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  • travel_vic · Yes the back stretch turf is about 10 feet higher than the home stretch...LONGEST stretch on the turf in North America, kept in very good shape and is right up against the stands unlike most turf courses around. · 21 hours ago ·
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  • On The Gallop's · It gets very good compliments from trainers who ship in. They favor that course over the others in America. Interesting how the Turf course is the outside course when every other track has inner turf courses. The stretch is what 2 furlongs? or 3 ? · 1 hour ago ·
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Itsmyluckyday, who was pulled up on the backstretch during the running of the Pegasus Stakes on Sunday at Monmouth Park, is expected to miss four months of training with a slight fracture of the Ilium.Read More
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  • kaitlinefree1 · happy recovery Itsmyluckyday! · 1 hour ago ·
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  • zxswordxz · Someone calling TV an "know it all", I'm shocked! · 1 hour ago ·
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Returns this weekend.
Best of Luck to him
Named 2 yr olds.... http://cs.bloodhorse.com/blogs/maidenwatch/pages/einstein.aspx

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