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Rachel Alexandra Headlines Personal Ensign

Nearly one year ago at Saratoga Race Course, Rachel Alexandra thrilled 31,171 spectators when she held on by a head to win the Grade 1 Woodward and become the first filly or mare to win the race in 56 renewals. On Sunday the reigning Horse of the Year will try to accomplish a personal first –...Read More

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humphrey · 10 furlongs may be "the wall" for this one and if there is any problem with the distance the Irish Miss on the rail and other big filly will expose it. Depends on the pace however as both of theseave to come from further out of it than she does. · 1002 days ago ·

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medlocke · As Dick Enberg always used to say during sporting events. "OH MY." LOL. Persistently goes from optional claimer to G1 winner at the speed of light. Beating America's 2009 JOKE OF THE YEAR!! Please Jess Jackson. Send this filly to the Breeders Cup Classic, and let's see really how far back in the field she can finish against real G1 horses. As I've said before, and I say again. She beat an allowance level turf filly by 2 lengths, interfering with her at that, in Queen Martha in the Lady's Secret Allowance race. LOL. Today, she bites the dust against an optional claimer. Can you say "REGRESSION"? · 1000 days ago ·

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markinsac · Can somebody please tell me: In her career, WHO HAS RACHEL BEAT? · 1000 days ago ·

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gardenesque1 · Rachel beat the horses that lined up against her. Last year as a 3yo filly she beat the best males and females of her age group, and she stepped up to beat a solid group of older males in the Woodward. In 2010 her connections have taken their time trying to get her back to top form but she just does not have the same explosiveness. She is still good but is not competing at the same high level that won her a much deserved Horse of the Year Title in 2009. · 1000 days ago ·

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markinsac · "THE BEST"? Name them, then compare them to the horses Zenyatta beat. Rachel has been exposed for who she really is . . . an overhyped HOY fading star. · 1000 days ago ·

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markinsac · I can see Saratoga finally erected a statue of Rachel. It's located between the sixteenth pole and the finish line. · 1000 days ago ·

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gardenesque1 · markinsac, if you would like to know all of the horses that Rachel competed against in her career, please check out her Horse Racing Nation horse profile page (http://www.horseracingnation.com/horse/Rachel_Alexandra). Her page includes lifetime past performances and video. · 999 days ago ·

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horseracingnation · If someone wants to go through Rachel and Zenyatta's profile pages, and list all the G1, G2 and G3 winners they each beat... we can post that on HRN and credit the author. Email us at mail@horseracingnation.com if you are working on it as to not duplicate work. · 999 days ago ·

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ThaSpa · Wow you Zenyatta fans sure are obsessed with Rachel. Pretty funny actually. For a horse you think is so normal you sure spend alot of time trying to bring her down. She's clearly not the same mare anymore but it's hilarious that the Z fans are more obsessed with Rachel than Rachel's own fans. I'll give Zenyatta the Classic last year. That's one of eighteen wins. For everyone trying to diminish Rachel's unparalleled 3 year old campaign, please tell me who Zenyatta has beaten outside of her one real race? At least you have to sit there and pick apart 3 of Rachel's victories, you only have to do that with one race of Zenyatta's. · 998 days ago ·

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zenyatta02 · ThaSpa, you're a RA fan I can tell. I'm not going to lie, RA was outstanding last year and made HOY a close call. In my opinion that was the wrong call, but it's over with so forget about it. Maybe we should just exchange a few words in the first sentences of your post to describe you. I see you on Zenyatta's page quite often, always taking a dig on the undefeated champ. You're not trying to bring down a normal horse though; Zen is far from normal, so good luck making her look bad, it won't work. You can't take a dig on the Z fans here because you're a Rachel fan and post on Zen's page more often than I do! I think that just about sums it up. Good day :) · 994 days ago ·

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humphrey · I have spoken with trainers and our DRF columnist and they all agree that RA is no where near the horse she was last year while Z continues to be undefeated. Simple as that. · 994 days ago ·

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railbird1 · It is glaringly apparent to me the connections of Rachel Alexandra are afraid of Zenyatta. Why else would they dodge Zenyatta in the BC Classic? The reason is obvious. A loss to Zenyatta would have crushed their hopes for Horse of the year. Then to dodge her again in the Apple Blossom when the purse would have been increased to 5 Million speaks volumes. Even a 2nd place finish in a 5 Million dollar race is worth 1 Million. Would any other owner turn down 1 Million for a 2nd place finish? The only reason for this is Jess Jackson must feel 1 million dollars is not worth the tarnish to Rachels reputation by ending the debate and proving Zenyatta is the better horse. · 994 days ago ·

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ThaSpa · I love the Horse of the Year was afraid of Zenyatta argument. Why would Rachel "dodge" Zenyatta in the Classic? Let's see, she had raced EIGHT times last year to that point in 6 different states and had run three in a row against males that accounted for 11 Grade 1 victories. To that point last year Zenyatta had run 4 times in ONE state against ZERO males & against winners of 3 Grade 1 races. All facts, look them up yourself if you don't believe me. Zenyatta had run in half the races, against weaker competition, against no males & her connections were petrified to make her leave home. That's why she will forever be the second best horse of 2009. · 994 days ago ·

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zenyatta02 · You're wrong, ThaSpa. Zen will not always be the second best horse of 2009. She is the first female to ever win the BC Classic, don't forget. Just in the BC Classic alone, one race, Zen beat almost all the horses that RA beat. And yes, it's plain as day that RA's owners are terrified of their "wonder filly" being beaten by Zen. Zen's owners aren't petrified to make her leave home. They were just watching out for her health, a responsible decision. · 991 days ago ·

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zenyatta02 · Ha! And now RA is probable to run in the BC Ladies Classic, one because she isn't good enough for the Classic and two because her connections are afraid of Zen. Your proof right there! · 991 days ago ·

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gardenesque1 · '09 Horse of the Year had nothing to do with Rachel being better than Zenyatta. Rachel deserved the award because she had the best overall campaign. In reality, Zenyatta is superior to Rachel...especially in 2010. Jess Jackson realized that he had no shot against Zenyatta in the Apple Blossom after Rachel lost her 2010 opener to inferior competition, and the reigning HOY is still struggling to rediscover her '09 brilliance. Zen just keeps on winning. · 991 days ago ·

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Persistently Surprises Rachel Alexandra

Persistently waited patiently behind a speed duel and made an inexorable rally in the stretch to upset Rachel Alexandra by a length on Sunday at Saratoga Race Course in the 63rd running of the Grade 1, $300,000 Personal Ensign for fillies and mares.Read More

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allybg · Have some of you horseracing fans looked at this fillys record, my god she has never been out of the trifecta except for her first race. Zenyatta is an exceptional mare, I can only hope she beats peppers prides record 19 straight. I can only imagine in my dreams that I could own rachel alexandra. the greatest trainer in the country Bobby frankel left her at the peak of her career. keep fighting girl you are one of the best. ALLY BG · 1000 days ago ·

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arazi · Ally - you mean Hal Wiggins... was the previous trainer of Rachel. But yes, they are both awesome. · 999 days ago ·

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humphrey · It wasn't a matter of which horse beat her. she has never been the same losing late three separate times while Borel punishes her un-necessarily · 999 days ago ·

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Busy Worktab at Saratoga

Among those on the main track after the renovation break this morning was Qualia, who zipped a half-mile in a bullet 46.67, according to NYRA clockers, in preparation for the Grade 1 Ballerina on Saturday’s Travers Day undercard. The move was the quickest of 24 at the distance. “Actua...Read More

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Malibu Prayer Beats Unbridled Belle

Malibu Prayer collected her first Grade 1 victory and earned a spot in the Breeders’ Cup Ladies Classic Sunday afternoon at Saratoga Race Course, turning back a challenge from Unrivaled Belle to win the 35th running of the Ruffian Invitational by 1 ¾ lengths. After bumping with favored Unriv...Read More

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Unrivaled Belle Short Price in Ruffian

Unrivaled Belle and Malibu Prayer headline a talented group of six for Sunday’s 35th renewal of the Grade 1, $250,000 Ruffian Handicap, which makes its Saratoga Race Course debut. Previously run at Belmont Park, the 1 1/8th-mile Ruffian is a “Win and You’re In” race for the Breeders’ Cup Lad...Read More

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Classofsixtythree Takes Shot in Ruffian

When Classofsixtythree goes to the post in Sunday’s Grade 1 Ruffian, she’ll have her own cheering section – former classmates of her owner, Lee Pokoik, who was graduated from Tabor Academy in 1963. “I am a trustee of the school, and what I have done in the past is name horses for people that...Read More

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Classofsixtythree Wins Monmouth Feature

Lee Pokoik’s Classofsixtythree rallied between horses in deep stretch and ran down Very Sweet, the 3-5 favorite, to upset the $82,000 allowance feature at Monmouth Park on Friday. Classofsixtythree, trained by Gary Contessa and ridden by Elvis Trujillo, scored by a neck and stepped the one-mile ove...Read More

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Million Seller Wins Monmouth Feature

Masatake Iida’s Million Seller collared the front-running Debonair Darling in the stretch and then was all out to score a half-length victory in the $82,000 allowance/optional claiming feature at Monmouth Park on Friday. The winner, trained by Graham Motion, gave jockey Jeremy Rose his third winner...Read More

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Include	Broad Brush	Ack Ack
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	Illeria	Stop The Music
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