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Abruzzo Racing Stable

Trainer:

Jerry Hollendorfer

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Pedigree:

Ghostzapper - Royally Chosen by In Excess

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Chosen Miracle Too Fleet in Hillside Feature

The Jerry Hollendorfer-conditioned Chosen Miracle coasted comfortably on the lead in taking Friday’s $62,130 Ventura Highway Purse at Santa Anita, negotiating 6 ½ furlongs down the hillside turf course in 1:12.19 while winning by 1½ lengths.Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 98 days ago ·

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Extensive heads west for Oceanside Stakes at Del Mar

Florida-bred Extensive is the opening second choice in the $100,000 Oceanside Stakes set for Wednesday’s opening day of the Del Mar meet. The 3-year-old gelded son of Purge is listed at odds of 3-1 in the 1-mile turf race. He enters the race off a third-place finish in the Arlington Classic Stakes i...Read More

Source: fhiers.blogs.ocala.com · Posted 310 days ago ·

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Is Astrology Beatable in the Iowa Derby?

Beating the favorites in the big races at Prairie Meadows tonight could trigger sizeable payoffs ... Read More

Posted 335 days ago ·

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MichaelPavelick · Since Astrology has already won a grade 3 event, are the connections excited about trying to capture another grade 3? Hard to say, particularly when that grade 3 victory was at mile. Todays distance is mile & 1/16th so it be a nice fit for him. When a young developing horse wins a grade 3, normally the connections want to step it up & win that grade 2 or grade 1 for breeding value. · 336 days ago ·

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MichaelPavelick · So as far as the "class factor" Sherriff Cogburn winning the UNGRADED PM Juvenille, the next step up would be grade 3. So this race makes perfect sense from a class perspective. · 336 days ago ·

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ScottDick · You better bet with Zatt when it comes to PRM. This man cashed thousands last year on like a 20 dollar investment.. i'm in! · 335 days ago ·

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ruffian75 · Michael, after you "schooled" me on Flat Out last week, I'm betting the house on this one!!!! After this race, life will be so much sweeter!!!! Thanks for the inside info. · 335 days ago ·

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MichaelPavelick · Ruffian75, I sure hope you had a place bet, or had him "boxed" in the exacta. Generally 3 year olds are risky vehicles, because of the improvement factor. Bafferts "Prayer' had over a 6 month layoff making a strong move as a 2 year old against "Comma", was given one race tightner, and just improved after his rest & turning 3 years old. He was difficult read.Still trying to figure out what Prayer For Relief's morning line was? Was he bet down? · 334 days ago ·

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ruffian75 · The exacta was "sweet"!!!!!!! They really pounded Astrology. His prep races didn't sell me. Sunland Derby, Jerome Stakes, and, he did finish 3rd in the Preakness. The show payoffs were almost as much as the place payoffs. And, here's a trivia question that I don't have the answer for: When Secretariat won the Belmont Stakes, he went off @ 1-20 odds. When he won, the place payoff was more than the win payoff(2.10 to win; 2.20 to place). Has there ever been another 1-20 horse that actually paid more to place than to win? · 334 days ago ·

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MichaelPavelick · Ruffian75, With super strong favorites, the betting public becomes mesmerized with the win pool. Then you might have a longer odds horse run 2nd. So I'm almost assured that the place wager has paid more then the win pool. Thats what I love about this form of "sport betting". Paying attention to the betting pools can really pay off. · 334 days ago ·

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ruffian75 · Yeah, I understand the betting public being "mesmerized" by the win pool, but, I've also heard of the "bridge jumpers". People who bet a "sure thing" with an astonishing amount of money, usually in the show pool, but, Belmont only accepted place bets that day as the lesser bet. I guess that's where you got to be a tote board student, and watch the fluctuation of the different pools' monies. · 334 days ago ·

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MichaelPavelick · Persoanlly I respect Astrology. Actually to me its a reverse logic scenario. He was actually too good for a grade 3 event. He looked like a "lot of horse" in the Preakness. So the Iowa derby just fills his racing schedule. He raced wide in Saturday's race which makes the effort more difficult, and made a dominant move on the back stretch, although he seems somewhat immature. Hard to say, but the connections might just keep him racing active with "workouts within a race" until Travers day. Since he went a mile & 3/16ths in the Preakness, a mile and 1/4 Travers event makes sense. · 333 days ago ·

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ruffian75 · Michael, Prayer's morning line was 7-2, and he went off at 5.9-1, so, he wasn't bet down. But, his odds didn't go up that much, either. · 333 days ago ·

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MichaelPavelick · Ruffian75, Thanks, I actually uncovered that before your poast. Kind of surprise. Possibly any Baffert horse that comes "rollin into Iowa", gets a lot of respect or Baffert has a steady history of having horses ready for the Iowa derby. One victory in a maiden claimer, and another in an allowance race doesn't deserve those kind of morning line odds. His very respectable move against Comma to the Top, is hard to deny. But that was as a 2 year old & he lost by approx. 9 lengths. · 333 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · That pay off was a gift with Baffert's history in Iowa.Didn't need a PP to handicap that except for the other positions. · 333 days ago ·

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Chosen Miracle - Pedigree

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Ghostzapper	Awesome Again	Deputy Minister
		Primal Force
	Baby Zip	Relaunch
		Thirty Zip
Royally Chosen	In Excess	Siberian Express
		Kantado
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