2009 United Nations (G1)

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Date/Track:
7/4/2009, Monmouth Park
Distance:
1 3/8 m (Turf)
Age/Sex:
3+ M
Time:
2:10.97

What the Nation is saying about the 2009 United Nations (G1)...

That replay really tells the story. If you look at the rest of the turf routes run at Monmouth yesterday they were all won by front runners in extraordinarily fast times. The turf claiming race run right after the United Nations was run in 1:34 and change. That's Autobon speed!
Crazy race. The course was rated "Firm as cement" I would assume.
If you haven't seen it... you have to watch this replay! Presious Passion rockets to the lead and jumps in front by 20! Announcer Larry Collmus can hardly believe it... this is a 1 3/8 mile turf race and he holds on with ease... It was a ballsy ride by Elvis Trujillo, to say the least... but this guy is a real runner and has been trained very well by Mary Hartmann, who hasn't gotten enough credit. Back to back wins in the United Nations at Monmouth, very impressive!
Presious Passion scored a repeat victory in the $750,000 United Nations Stakes (gr. IT), smashing the course record in the process July 4 at Monmouth Park.Read More
Veterans of the turf come together on Saturday in the United Nations Stakes at Monmouth Park. Presious Passion seeks a repeat against Court Vision, Better Talk Now, Brass Hat and others.Read More
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  • Duvalier · Better Talk Now is scratched...injured a splint bone in his hind leg. · 1060 days ago ·
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  • ruby · Has anyone else noticed that the Monmouth Turf course is a paved highway... Presious Passion is a nice horse, but really, going out by 20 and then setting a new course record? · 1059 days ago ·
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The $750,000 United Nations Stakes (gr. IT) and the $250,000 Salvator Mile (gr. III), both run at Monmouth Park on July 4, represent the first state-side races in this year's international "Win and You're In" Breeders' Cup Challenge series.Read More