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Saint Ballado - Highest Carol by Caro

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Flat Out Stays Unbeaten at Belmont Park

Flat Out remained unbeaten in four races at Belmont Park when he won the Westchester after an exciting stretch battle against the even money favorite Cross Traffic. Read More

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BrianZipse · If the Breeders' Cup ever gets back to Belmont, Flat Out is your horse to beat! · 20 days ago ·

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Floridaf · I wonder how long Mott and Preston Stables will continue to race him. He's already 7 and still intact. I'm surprised they haven't shipped him off to stand at stud. · 20 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · Hopefully, he'll go for the Jockey Club Gold Cup three-peat, then one last Breeders' Cup Classic try, or not. Maybe some other send-off race like the Clark or Cigar Mile. · 20 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · I'd love to read the Flat Out story. He overcame some fairly serious physical problems, then re-started his career. I would say he is deceptively fast, and has his definite likes. Or is that like? Belmont Park. · 20 days ago ·

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SSilence86 · I would read that! · 20 days ago ·

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CauseForConcern · Maybe his story would unveil why Scooter Dickey got his nickname, "Scooter"? · 20 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · CFC, Here's your answer, and part of Flat Out's story: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/02/sports/breeders-cup-flat-out-and-trainer-dickey-a-classic-story.html?_r=0 · 20 days ago ·

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SSilence86 · Thank you Mary. Like. · 20 days ago ·

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CauseForConcern · That's amazing, Mary. I never expected an answer, much less, that quickly. With all the knowledge that you have exhibited in the past, I am very impressed with your quick wit. Thanks for sharing!!!! · 20 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · Thank you. I get a few comments that I'm a stalker, too, though, lol. · 20 days ago ·

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Jay S. · Mary, wouldn't be great if Flat Out followed the list of races you posted above? I certainly would enjoy seeing it. · 20 days ago ·

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LAZMANNICK · As noted in the article, they are thinking seriously about the Met Mile, which makes a lot of sense. He was given a 115 Beyer on a day when his race was 4 seconds faster than two previous mile races. I can see him going in the Met Mile them possibly the Brooklyn Handicap and then point to the JCGC, if they can keep him together. He ran an exceptional race today against a determined second place finisher (who also looks like a great addition to the handicap ranks). Flat Out’s final 8th was in 11.86 seconds, pretty good for a horse that was individually timed at 1.08.97 seconds for the first six furlongs. I like the way in which he was within a half-length early in the stretch, fell back to a full-length behind, then came on again with a determined finish. · 20 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · Yes, Jay, I hope he repeats in the two Belmont Stakes, Suburban and JCGC, and it would be good for his record if he wins a stakes at a track other than Belmont, just that my friend's horse is pointed to the Met Mile( also at Belmont) so that would be a conflict of interest, for me :) Then again, I like to see a good race, too. · 20 days ago ·

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Jay S. · Flat Out, IMO, is due for some big performances. BTW Mary, any latest info on Nonios? · 20 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · No, Jay, and I'm not sure if I even asked. I just offer well-wishes for recovery of health or whatever set-back to be overcome, then I don't mention the horse again. Same with HTG. If I ask anything nce, and no reply, I don't ask again. No idea why, I just knew to be that way, and that works best. · 20 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · *once · 20 days ago ·

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Jay S. · Gotcha. I was hoping to see Nonios back on the scene by now. Hopefully he can return. · 20 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · I · 20 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · I'd like to see how he looks now, as a 4yo. He was very sweet. Sad to think by next year he might not be as pet-able. · 20 days ago ·

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AndyScoggin · As it turns out Flat Out got a 115 BSF, not quite 120, but still pretty high in today's world. · 19 days ago ·

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Stallions Yankee Victor & The Groom Is Red Pass Away

Sad news out of Jeju Island as stallions Yankee Victor and The Groom Is Red have both died within the last month. Yankee Victor succumbed to a colic on February 1 while The Groom Is Red had to be euthanized after sustaining multiple fractures in a paddock accident on January 27.Read More