2010 Gulfstream Park Turf H. (G1)

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Date/Track:
2/6/2010, Gulfstream Park
Distance:
1 1/8 m (Turf)
Age/Sex:
3+ M
Time:
1:46.84

What the Nation is saying about the 2010 Gulfstream Park Turf H. (G1)...

Take The Points absolutely got hosed being D.Q'd in this race. He was clearly the best horse, did not in anyway interfere with the place and show horses, and watching the replay it looked to me as if Take The Points clearly had a full length on Yates Black Cat when he made his move. It looked like Yates Black Cat clipped Take The Points back heels to me. That's his jockey's fault, not the fault of the horse in front of him. This is the worst D.Q. I've seen since Dar Re Mi was D.Q.'d in the 2009 Prix Vermille in favor of Stacellita. JMO.
  • invasor · Yea, tell me about! Posted that as my high conviction Play of the Day. Watched the replay later...saw that he won...opened the chart to see the DQ. Watched the head on shot of the replay and saw no reason for the DQ. · 731 days ago ·
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GULFSTREAM PARK TURF HANDICAP   Robby Albarado (jockey, Court Vision, placed 1st) - “I had a great trip. I think my horse ran a great race and it was a good comeback for him. I was in striking distance with a chance to win and wasn’t bothered in the stretch.”   Todd Pletcher (Take the Poi...Read More
Starlight Partners' Take the Points (Even the Score) crossed the wire first in Saturday's $300,000 Gulfstream Park turf H. (G1), only to be judged guilty of interference and demoted to fifth, elevating 4-5 favorite COURT VISION (Gulch) to the victory. After driving to the lead in the stretch, Take t...Read More
IEAH Stables and WinStar Farm’s 5-year-old Court Vision and Starlight Partners’ 4-year-old Take the Points are both multiple Grade 1 winners on turf and will meet for the first time Saturday in the $300,000 Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap (G1) at 1 1/8 miles. Trainer Rick Dutrow sent out IEAH Stable’...Read More
Einstein, a five-time Grade 1 winner during a career in which he banked nearly $3 million, has been retired from racing and will stand the 2010 breeding season at Adena Springs in Paris, Ky. According to a press release from Adena, Einstein suffered a minor soft tissue injury while training for the ...Read More
  • ruby · This just in. Einstein is unretired again. Wait, no, he's retired again. Okay, I'm confused. · 753 days ago ·
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An advertisement playing on the in-house television system at Gulfstream Park on Friday afternoon talked about the newest stallion coming to Adena Springs this breeding season. That horse is Einstein.Read More
Einstein will return to the track in 2010 for at least one more race, this according to Adena Springs general manager Eric Hamelback.Read More

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