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Dialed In Getting Ready for 2012 Campaign

Robert LaPenta’s Dialed In breezed three furlongs in 35 flat Monday morning at Palm Meadows for trainer Nick Zito in his second recorded workout this winter as the 2011 Florida Derby (G1) hero gets ready for another campaign and first start since finishing fourth behind Shackleford in the Preakness ...Read More

Posted 35 days ago ·

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jimclem · Dialed In will be the 2012 Horse of the Year !!! · 30 days ago ·

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driveon · I would make a substantial bet against that. It's more likely that he retires without winning another race. · 30 days ago ·

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Indiano Prepares for Mr. Prospector

Stud El Aguila’s 3-year-old Indiano will make his first start since finishing third in the $250,000 Gallant Bob Stakes at Parx on Sept. 2 in the $100,000 Mr. Prospector Stakes (G3) at Gulfstream Park on New Year’s Eve, Sat., Dec. 31. The Mr. Prospector is coming up very strong with rivals expected t...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 46 days ago ·

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Ask The Moon Works for Ladies' Classic

Myron Miller’s Ask the Moon, who has been stabled at Keeneland since a few days after she ran sixth in the Lady’s Secret (G1) on October 1 at Santa Anita, worked Wednesday morning in preparation for her next start in the Breeders’ Cup Ladies’ Classic (G1) on November 4 at Churchill Downs. Trained by...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 112 days ago ·

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Calder: Festival of the Sun Recap

Mad Flatter Scores Repeat in Spend a Buck Handicap (G3) at Calder Bonnie Heath Farm’s 6-year-old homebred horse Mad Flatter successfully defended his crown in the $100,000 Spend a Buck Handicap (G3) at Calder Casino & Race Course on Saturday at the Festival of the Sun. Chasing him h...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 115 days ago ·

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Calder: So Great Going Places

Trainer Marty Wolfson appears to have a new star on the rise in his powerful stable at Calder Casino & Race Course as he sends out Paul Pompa, Jr.’s 3-year-old filly So Great as the horse to beat in Friday’s ‘non-winners of two other than’ optional/allowance feature going six furlongs with leadi...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 121 days ago ·

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D'Funnybone Could Return in Kenny Noe

Paul Pompa, Jr.’s 4-year-old colt D’Funnybone began his career at Calder Casino & Race Course as a 2-year-old in 2009, winning his debut by 7 ¼ lengths and finishing second by a half-length in the $100,000 Frank Gomez Memorial Stakes for breeder Harold Plumley and trainer Joe Calascibetta, and w...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 129 days ago ·

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Can Blind Luck Catch Ask The Moon in Lady's Secret?

East Coast speedster Ask The Moon will try to hold off late running sensation Blind Luck in Saturday's Grade 1 Lady's Secret at Santa Anita Park. Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 133 days ago ·

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AnneShaw · She will if she understands the distance. Go Luck! · 133 days ago ·

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Mike in SB · I think it will depend on the track, if it is a speed track like the last one Blind Luck will be at a big disadvantage. Hopefully this new track will be fair and Blind Luck will have a big chance. · 132 days ago ·

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dubby30 · No she will not catch Ask the Moon, she wins by 3 lengths. · 132 days ago ·

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ruffed grouse · Blind Luck will get the job done · 132 days ago ·

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dubby30 · Not the best of conditions to have a shipper coming in that is cutting back in distance and coming from running at the deep Saratoga. I hope BL is 1-5. · 132 days ago ·

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JWC8282 · Zazu will be there somewhere, don't know if she'll win but the grey could be close. This race should be exciting · 132 days ago ·

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BrianAppleton · It's going to be tough, but I'm squarely in Blind Luck's corner. It's far from a two-horse race though, Zazu is terrific and is Blind Luck's greatest challenge I beleive. · 132 days ago ·

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AndyScoggin · And in the end there is Blind Luck's relentless will to win! · 132 days ago ·

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yukichan · Agree w/ AS! Blind Luck, like HDG, digs deep and fights for that win! · 131 days ago ·

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digidot · Ask the Moon didn't beat anything in those 2 grade 1's, and she did them in slow times. I woulld't be surprised if she ends up last or next to last. · 131 days ago ·

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bellesforever1 · Asking a lot out of Ask the Moon..how will she take the shipping across country and coming off a few fairly close races?Blind Luck wins. · 130 days ago ·

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rorschach1992 · Ask the Moon, in addition to defeating suspect competition in those G1 events, wasn't able to make her own pace in the Lady's Secret. In the Ruffian and Personal Ensign she lulled them to sleep, but with the speedy Champagne D'Oro that was rendered impossible. · 130 days ago ·

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Ask The Moon all set for Lady's Secret

Rags-to-riches mare Ask the Moon worked four furlongs on Santa Anita’s main track Tuesday in :49.40 for Saturday’s Grade I Lady’s Secret Stakes. “I didn’t want to go too fast,” trainer Marty Wolfson said by telephone from Miami. “She has a tendency to put in some really fast works but the last five ...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 133 days ago ·

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Ask The Moon Might Be Headed West

Ask the Moon, winner of Saturday’s $300,000 Personal Ensign, may be pointed toward a confrontation with top filly Blind Luck in the Grade 1 Lady’s Secret on October 1 at Santa Anita. Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 157 days ago ·

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RamonDimas · ASK THE MOON is a good filly butshe doesnt have a chance against BLIND LUCK! · 157 days ago ·

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digidot · This horse may have won 2 G1 races, but she hasn't beaten anything over G3 caliber · 157 days ago ·

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footlick · Good for them. · 157 days ago ·

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CraigBradshaw · oughtta be a barn burner of a race. now, if larry and company can reciprocate in the running rivalry, and bring hdg west, we'd have quite a race....wouldn't we??? · 157 days ago ·

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WesWhite · Maybe if Hollendorfer would give indication that she's actually going to run in this race then there would be something to talk about. But with no posted works in a long time and Ask the Moon going out to take on Blind Luck, Hollendorfer might duck this race also. On the flip side I dont see shipping Grace 3000 miles to run for $250k, when the Beldame is $300k. Just doesn't make sense, no sense at all. · 157 days ago ·

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DeadHeat · The way i see it ATM is ducking HDG. Next step after the PE is normally the Beldame, but with such a solid line up, yes a line up that will make the one in the LS look like allowance horses, she ducked for easier. I mean why not. If the track is still as speed favoring then BL will never get past. If you think i'm wrong look back at her first two races this year. · 156 days ago ·

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footlick · also Wofson said he wants to keep her around 2 turns. · 156 days ago ·

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DeadHeat · Footlick, so your are telling me that even though one is 9f he would rather go to an 8.5f race? If you ask me the fact that the Beldame is around one turn is not that huge. If you were to tell me that one turn made the 9f seem like 7 or 8 i would say you are exaggerating. The one turn is a small factor and excuse. · 156 days ago ·

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footlick · DeadHeat- I am just saying what Wolfson said, that he wants to keep her at two turns. If you want to read anything else into it, that is fine. But many distance challenged horses have been successful at a one turn mile, but not a two turn mile, so there must be something to it. But, that is fine if you just view it as an excuse. It doesn't matter to me. · 156 days ago ·

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DeadHeat · Footlick, the Beldame is not a mile it is 9f. I am not arguing that the one turn does not aid some horses, especially those who have speed. However, unless somebody can prove that the one turn makes that drastic of a difference then one would think that it was just an excuse. · 156 days ago ·

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footlick · I know exactly how long the Beldame is. I was giving you an example of sprinters being able to stretch to a mile around 1 turn but not 2 turns. It has been something that I have always heard trainers discuss since I can remember, and I started following racing in the early 60's. But if you know better, by all means dismiss it and say it is just an excuse. I'm not here to argue. And everything I post seems toset your teeth on edge. So maybe I just won't respond or comment on your posts anymore. · 156 days ago ·

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DeadHeat · Footlick, believe me you are far from setting me on edge, I just like to debate. You said one turn mile, and the Beldame is not. I am not arguing that at that distance sprinters can normally stretch their speed out, but i doubt a horse that is a sprinter can go a 1 turn 9f. If you told me a horse that likes distances from 8-8.5f, I would agree, because that is not too far off the mark. · 156 days ago ·

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footlick · I am glad that I am not setting you on edge. I used the mile as an example because it is more pronounced there and can be easily seen, as it can at 10 furlongs at Belmont and 10 furlongs at Churchill for example. Just last year, we had an example with Haynesfield in the JGC defeating Blame. Many said that Blame needed two turns. If id doesn't make a difference why would thjey say that. There are many reasons why two turn races can bother a horse. It could be stamina, it could be that running in turns hurts their knees or ankles more, etc. I'm not saying that Wolfson wants to run against HDG, I'm sure he doesn't. But he may have legitimate reasons for wanting to keep her at 2 turns that you are discounting. He may feel she performs better. · 156 days ago ·

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CraigBradshaw · being a former sprinter, i know that running on the turn slowed you down and put more pressure on the inside leg. if you watch carefully, horses, like humans, naturally slow on the turns. · 154 days ago ·

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Ask The Moon Keeps Going in Personal Ensign

Proving her score at 18-1 in the Ruffian Invitational Handicap on July 31 was no fluke, 6-year-old mare Ask the Moon notched her second Grade 1 victory of the Saratoga meet, leading from start to finish Saturday in the $300,000 Personal Ensign Invitational. Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 158 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · I thought she was going to stop she was drifting out so badly · 158 days ago ·

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annmatt · Shades of John Henry and Seabiscuit! Ask The Moon wasn't "awful", but she's been laboring in relative obscurity for quite a while, then all of a sudden, she gets claimed and managed properly, and she has burst onto the racing scene with a huge bang. Two Grade 2 races back to back! Wow! How exciting for the sport when this happens and we get to witness it. It's one thing to have been born with a "silver spoon" and handled with kid gloves, but it's another when a classy horse has been buried in the "weeds" so to speak and then arrives to blow the doors off as she has done at Saratoga! And, once again, it's the fillies who provide the excitement this year!! Will be fun to watch as she continues her revived career. · 157 days ago ·

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footlick · The 6 furlong split was faster than the Woodward, so either she went too fast or they were going slow early in the Woodward, depending on how you view the races. · 157 days ago ·

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annmatt · I would love for Marty Wolfson to get hold of Rapid Redux to see if he couldn't rise in class...RR certainly has a very nice pedigree that suggests he should have been able to rise above the claiming ranks. · 157 days ago ·

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Ask The Moon Tops Rescheduled Personal Ensign

What a difference a few days didn’t make. When the Grade 1, $300,000 Personal Ensign Invitational was redrawn on Wednesday after being postponed this past Sunday, the same tough band of fillies and mares had been signed up to compete. The Personal Ensign now joins the Grade 1, $250,000...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 161 days ago ·

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Ask The Moon Tops Personal Ensign

Ask the Moon, the 2-1 morning-line favorite for the Grade 1, $300,000 Personal Ensign on Sunday at Saratoga Race Course, reminds trainer Martin Wolfson a lot of another top-shelf winner he had, Jessica Is Back. Both mares were claims by trainer Gary Contessa for Farnsworth Stables and soon se...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 167 days ago ·

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Ask the Moon Returns to Monmouth

Newly minted Grade 1 winner Ask the Moon came out of her victory in Sunday’s Grade 1 Ruffian Invitational Handicap in good order, said trainer Marty Wolfson, and has returned to Monmouth Park as her connections ponder her next start. “I am not sure; perhaps the Personal Ensign,” said Wolfson,...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 191 days ago ·

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Ask the Moon All the Way in Ruffian

Jockey Javier Castellano put the finishing touches on a winning weekend at Saratoga Race Course on Sunday afternoon, piloting 18-1 longshot Ask the Moon to a front-running victory in the Grade 1, $250,000 Ruffian Invitational Handicap, the rider’s third graded stakes win in just over 24 hours. ...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 192 days ago ·

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Wolfson busy at Monmouth Park

Trainer Marty Wolfson’s Monmouth Park string consists of nine horses. Nearly half the barn is entered this weekend. That makes for a busy three days for Heather Irion, who oversees Wolfson’s local string while the boss sees to his Calder Race Course home base. On Friday, Irion w...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 230 days ago ·

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Artisanal, Jehan Grab Stakes at Monmouth

Starlight Racing’s Artisanal employed a powerful stretch run to take the $70,000 Little Silver Stakes while Farnsworth Stables LLC’s Jehan held off stablemate Bronx City Girl to capture the $75,000 Red Cross in front of 13,522 at Monmouth Park on Sunday. Trained by Todd Pletcher, Artisanal r...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 254 days ago ·

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Tackleberry, Soaring Empire Meet Again

Improving Tackleberry keeps firing big efforts. It’s no wonder his connections keep running him in big races.The 4-year-old gelded son of Montbrook returns just two weeks after pulling a 27-1 upset in the $500,000 Sunshine Millions Classic to face seven foes in the $150,000 Gulfstream Park Sprint Ch...Read More

Source: bloodhorse.com · Posted 364 days ago ·

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Cherokee Queen takes Suwannee River

Cherokee Queen found the right trip under Alex Solis and used it to bag her first graded stakes victory, taking the Grade 3, $150,000 Suwannee River by two lengths Feb. 5 at Gulfstream Park. Solis was aboard the 6-year-old mare for the first time in her 27th lifetime start and he gave her the perfec...Read More

Source: sports.espn.go.com · Posted 367 days ago ·

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Trip for A. J. grabs Sunshine Millions win

Game Florida-bred filly Trip for A. J. powered from off the pace and gave trainer Milton Wolfson the most lucrative win of his career in the $300,000 Sunshine Millions Filly and Mare Turf Stakes on Saturday at Gulfstream Park. The Trippi filly, who has spent her entire career racing at Gulfstream an...Read More

Source: thoroughbredtimes.com · Posted 375 days ago ·

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Wolfson reinstated at Oaklawn Park

The Oaklawn Park board of stewards has reinstated Florida-based trainer Marty Wolfson to good standing after suspending him last Sunday for failure to pay a $500 fine dating back to It’s a Bird’s disqualification from the 2009 Oaklawn Handicap. Payment of the fine was received from Wolfson on Wednes...Read More

Source: drf.com · Posted 378 days ago ·

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Top Horses

Current top horses in the wiki.

Gozzip Girl (USA - 2006)

Jessica Is Back (USA - 2004)

Ask the Moon (USA - 2005)

Icon Project (USA - 2005)

Pomeroy (USA - 2001)

Cherokee Queen (USA - 2005)

Indiano (USA - 2008)

Miss Singhsix (IRL - 2005)

It's A Bird (USA - 2003)

Motovato (USA - 2005)

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AlwOC

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Dialed In Getting Ready for 2012 Campaign

Robert LaPenta’s Dialed In breezed three furlongs in 35 flat Monday morning at Palm Meadows for trainer Nick Zito in his second recorded workout this ...

Indiano Prepares for Mr. Prospector

Stud El Aguila’s 3-year-old Indiano will make his first start since finishing third in the $250,000 Gallant Bob Stakes at Parx on Sept. 2 in the $100,...

Ask The Moon Works for Ladies' Classic

Myron Miller’s Ask the Moon, who has been stabled at Keeneland since a few days after she ran sixth in the Lady’s Secret (G1) on October 1 at Santa An...

Calder: Festival of the Sun Recap

Mad Flatter Scores Repeat in Spend a Buck Handicap (G3) at Calder Bonnie Heath Farm’s 6-year-old homebred horse Mad Flatter successfully defend...

Calder: So Great Going Places

Trainer Marty Wolfson appears to have a new star on the rise in his powerful stable at Calder Casino & Race Course as he sends out Paul Pompa, Jr....

D'Funnybone Could Return in Kenny Noe

Paul Pompa, Jr.’s 4-year-old colt D’Funnybone began his career at Calder Casino & Race Course as a 2-year-old in 2009, winning his debut by 7 ¼ le...

Can Blind Luck Catch Ask The Moon in Lady's Secret?

It may not be Seabiscuit vs. War Admiral, but Ask the Moon vs. Blind Luck offers a similarly contrasting story line. It unfolds Saturday in the Grade ...

Ask The Moon all set for Lady's Secret

Rags-to-riches mare Ask the Moon worked four furlongs on Santa Anita’s main track Tuesday in :49.40 for Saturday’s Grade I Lady’s Secret Stakes. “I di...

Ask The Moon Might Be Headed West

Ask the Moon, winner of Saturday’s $300,000 Personal Ensign, may be pointed toward a confrontation with top filly Blind Luck in the Grade 1 Lady’s Sec...

Ask The Moon Keeps Going in Personal Ensign

Proving her score at 18-1 in the Ruffian Invitational Handicap on July 31 was no fluke, 6-year-old mare Ask the Moon notched her second Grade 1 victor...

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