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From DRF (The Inside Post): Mylute will not run in Belmont Stakes 2013. Posted 8 hours ago
Eblouissante breezed 4f :49.17 (18/44) at Belmont (dirt Training) on 5-22. Posted 13 hours ago
Giant Finish will make his next start in Belmont Stakes 2013. Posted 18 hours ago
Unlimited Budget is expected to face males in Belmont Stakes 2013. Posted 2 days ago
Verrazano will make his next start in the Pegasus Stakes at Monmouth on 6-16. Posted 2 days ago
Dreaming of Julia will make her next start in the Mother Goose at Belmont on 6-22. Posted 2 days ago
Game On Dude worked 4f in :50.60 (28/36) at Santa Anita on 5-20. Posted 2 days ago
Overanalyze, breezing for Belmont Stakes 2013, went 4f in :47.50 (3/34) at Belmont (dirt training) on 5-19.Posted 3 days ago
2013 Belmont Stakes hopeful Palace Malice breezed 4f in :47.49 (2/34) at Belmont Park (dirt training) on 5-19. Posted 3 days ago
Coffee Clique romps in the Selene Stakes!Posted 3 days ago

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Stonerside Stable

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Bob Baffert

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Cherokee Run - Song Of Syria by Damascus

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Who’s the Champ, Beholder or Executiveprivilege?

How much value should the Eclipse Award voters place on the results of the Breeders’ Cup?Read More

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rafirox · Well, Brian, I personally like voting for the horse that did better in the entire year. Sometimes, IMO, people take the BC to TOO BIG of an account. The award is Horse of the YEAR. Or Two Year old Filly of the YEAR. It is based , again IMO, on the ENTIRE campaign. The BC is the biggest, but you can not take away the other races. I would give my vote to EP. · 197 days ago ·

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AndyScoggin · In the Juvenile Fillies 25 out of 28 times the Breeders' Cup winner has been awarded the Eclipse. Chilukki 1999, My Flag 1995, and Family Style 1985 were the exceptions. · 197 days ago ·

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rafirox · I know, but that is my opinion, EP accomplished more in the span of her campaign. · 197 days ago ·

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AndyScoggin · My vote would go to Executiveprivilege based on the full year's performance. · 197 days ago ·

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Mike in SB · Today horses make so few starts and rarely face each other before the Breeders Cup and as a result the Breeders Cup is often the only time when horses from all parts of the country face each other on the track. This makes the Breeders Cup more than just another race. Beholder beat the best horses from each region in the biggest race of the year and I believe she should be champion 2 year old filly. I don't believe this dominance of the Breeders Cups is a good thing, racing needs to find a way to get horses to race more and face each other throughout the year. But it is not happening now, look at the 3 year old and older fillies this year. It was a strong and deep group, but how many times did they face each other before the Breeders Cup? Royal Delta faced Its Tricky and Awsome Maria, the top 3 year olds didn't face the older horses, Awesome Feather didn't really beat a top horse all year. The only time all came together was in the Breeders Cup. This is happening in almost every division. If horses continue to race fewer and fewer times the Eclipse will go to each winner of the Breeder Cup races. · 197 days ago ·

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kay.robinett · Mile in SB - agreed. Top horses in all divisions usually do not face each other often enough to gauge them. I am hoping that the new Kentucky Derby/Oaks qualifying system is a start to force the better three year olds to face each other multiple times, as before they avoided each other as much as possible leading up to the classics (and even in the classics if you look at how many skip one or more legs of the Triple Crown). · 197 days ago ·

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GregRiessland · well who won the rematch, beholder. pretty simple · 197 days ago ·

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ckrisp · Executiveprivlege has 3 graded stakes wins and a place in a G1; she ended the year 6:5-1-0. Beholder has 1 graded stakes win and a place in a G1, ending the year 5:3-1-0. I think it depends on how much value you place on the Breeders Cup, which is one race, even if it is the best of the best. Last year, a similar question lay between Union Rags and Hansen, though Hansen was undefeated. Voters clearly lie in favor of the first place finisher in the BC, but I believe that's weighting it too heavily. If it were up to me, I'd say EP, but I understand the argument that can be made for Beholder. · 197 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · Well, in the case of these two, they did get the opportunity to race 3 times: Executiveprivilege -2, Beholder - 1. · 197 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · Executiveprivilege, or just call it the BC awards. · 197 days ago ·

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dani.pugh · EP won the most head to head match ups. She won more graded stakes and grade ones. Beholder got hot for two races and took advantage of a track that was playing to her style. She ducked EP in the only other spot at this track, and prior to that was beaten by EP, on two different surfaces. It shouldn't even be a question. If your a person who likes head to heads, EP wins. If your a person who likes a full season, complete, tough season then EP wins. The only way Beholder gets this is through flawed thinking that suggests that one races is the end all be all of the entire year. If that is the case then why even bother running your horse before the BC? In every fair and logical way of thinking, EP wins this hands down. · 197 days ago ·

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Capper · EP has the better body of work & holds the head to head advantage, that's where my vote would go. · 197 days ago ·

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forego139 · The Eclipse Awards should be based on what you have done all year long, it's good for horse racing to have these talented runner's come out and run for the fans to see them display their talents, isn't that why we all go out to the race's to see these talented runners WOW us. Excecutiveprivledge hands down is your 2yr.old Champ..... · 196 days ago ·

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kyle.stasierowski · I think Beholder is the champion 2-year-old filly since she beat Executivepriviledge in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies. · 196 days ago ·

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LennyGeorge · I gave the edge to Beholder.... because.... she was.... and still is...Improving · 195 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · Needed: Eclipse Award criteria. First, "of the year" should be added to each category. · 195 days ago ·

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the Bid · does not make a difference what anyone thinks........The voters will give it to Beholder · 195 days ago ·

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Mike in SB · Both horses are good and I can see how either one can win, but there is one thing about these awards that is interesting. I know there are no guidelines for how the voters are supposed to select the winners and as a result each voter decides what is important to them. It seems that most people posting here are in the "Body of Work" group, but it seems to me that some consideration should be made to which was the better horse. Beholder lost one race to Executiveprivilege by a nose and in the Breeders Cup it looked to me like Beholder was much the best horse. I think Beholder is the best 2 year old filliy to race this year and should win the Eclipse. · 195 days ago ·

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Does Winning the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Ensure an Eclipse?

Since the first year of the Breeders’ Cup in 1984, the winner of the Juvenile Fillies race has won the Eclipse Award for two year-old fillies in all but three of the 28 years. Read More

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BrianZipse · Did you really have to include Persistently on this list, Matt? · 247 days ago ·

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Floridaf · I think with it being the juveniles that we're talking about, the strongest field they face all year is usually at the Breeders' Cup, so it doesn't surprise me that the winner is usually the Eclipse champion, too. · 247 days ago ·

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travel_vic · the sample error that is the Breeder's CUp has often crowned one race wonders. · 247 days ago ·

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AndyScoggin · Sorry, Brian, it pained me to mention that running of the Personal Ensign. · 247 days ago ·

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jasen.mangrum · That Test that You won over Carson Hollow is still one of the greatest races I've seen. · 244 days ago ·

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How Good is Kauai Katie?

Taking a look at the BSF’s from the maiden victories of past two year-old filly Eclipse Award winners, Kauai Katie ran the second fastest race since 1992.Read More

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cpsoren121 · Matt, Kauai Katie was WAY impressive in her debut. Can we expect more? Dare we say Kentucky Oaks?? · 303 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · In my opinion, she's run the single most impressive juvenile race to date in 2012. · 302 days ago ·

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travel_vic · I'll wager this one bleeds in its next race or two · 302 days ago ·

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kay.robinett · I'll be interested to see if she runs in the Breeders Cup (if she stays healthy). Aren't race day meds prohibited in the BC 2YO races starting this year? Be interesting to see how she does without lasix. · 302 days ago ·

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Mack Miller, Breeder

With the passing of MacKenzie L. “Mack” Miller, racing lost one of its finest gentlemen as well as a great trainer and horseman. A member of the National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame since 1987, Miller trained 72 stakes winners during his career including champions Leallah (1956 co-champion juvenil...Read More

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Chilukki - Pedigree

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Cherokee Run	Runaway Groom	Blushing Groom
		Yonnie Girl
	Cherokee Dame	Silver Saber
		Dame Francesca
Song Of Syria	Damascus	Sword Dancer
		Kerala
	Passerine	Dr. Fager
		Pashamin