2011 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Sprint (LS)

Date/Track:
11/4/2011, Churchill Downs
Post Time:
4:10 PM ET
Distance:
6 f (Dirt)
Age/Sex:
2 M
Time:
1:10.52

Super Screener Winning Criteria - Juvenile Sprint (based on Sprint criteria)

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  • Rule #2 - Give Me a Break - Horses with more than 3 races since a layoff should be downgraded
  • Rule #3 - Moving Up - A move forward of up to 13 speed figure points (BRIS) is a positive indicator, as is a new lifetime top in the final prep race.   
  • Rule #4 - Presser Preference -  Pressers have won 8 of the last 13 Sprints.  However, Pressers have not performed well for 2nd/3rd spots. 
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What the Nation is saying about the 2011 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Sprint (LS)...

Life is full of decisions. Big and small, each decision helps shape the path we travel down a day from now, a month from now, and even for years to come. Unlike humans, thoroughbred race horses have a majority of their decisions made for them. The path they ultimately lead is shaped by their connect...Read More
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  • timgsmith10 · Race HORSE.....ok? So you do what? Race them. Insert Sarcasm anywhere. · 36 days ago ·
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  • cocoa2 · I missed your earliest comment, icy, but to get likes I either add drop dead stupid comments and get "likes of pity", or I add some funny content. Rarely I will like myself, like when I compared the '57 derby and this one by the fact that just like Shoemaker screwed up on the best horse Leparoux might as well. Apparently nobody shares my bad humor. · 36 days ago ·
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Marc Doche, of SoCal Scoop, previews the Road to the Roses through Southern California... Read More
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  • Cardly Knot · Forgot to mention Fly Lexis Fly...who I believe is headed to SA to Drysdale's Barn??? · 149 days ago ·
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  • broxtone · Hey bloggers why would Baffert run two of his best derby prospects aginst each other so early on the derby trail? · 116 days ago ·
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Laura Pugh previews the action in this Saturday's Sham Stakes.Read More
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  • icyhotboo · Horse racing is the most luck dependant gambling I have ever participated in, either as an owner or bettor. As far as betting it runs in streaks as you know. That was a nice pick on the #2 Out of Bounds as I wouldn't have reversed it as I thought the #4 was by far the best.After seeing your remarks I looked a lot closer and loved the bloodlines.I also handicap a lot of races that are interesting with but no intention of betting, it's fun. GL to you. · 142 days ago ·
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  • Mary Z. · GL to you too. · 142 days ago ·
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When Kevin Krigger climbs aboard Jeff Bonde’s Blacky the Bull on Saturday for the $75,000 Gold Rush Stakes, he will be attempting to equal bay area history. Krigger has won four straight stakes races during the current Golden Gate Fields Meet. The record is five, held by Russell Baze, when back in 2...Read More
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  • SteveMcGovern · Great article and hope Ms. Burrows dreams of being a jockey comes true. Good luck Brittany! · 168 days ago ·
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  • Floridaf · I too look forward to keeping up with Brittany's career and progress on this blog. Best of luck to Brittany! · 168 days ago ·
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A star at six furlongs, Secret Circle needs to prove he can handle two-turns before being considered a legitimate Kentucky Derby contender...Read More
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  • travel_vic · you forget Baffert has trained several very very good K Derby performers · 180 days ago ·
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  • footlick · Just look at Bold Forbes as an example of a horse who was taught stamina · 179 days ago ·
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The unofficial road to the 2012 Kentucky Derby began with the Breeders’ Cup in early November and now that we have multiple graded routes in the books it is time to rate the quality of the preps so far.BC Juvenile Sprint (11-4-11) – 95 BSF (Secret Circle) Not sure about the overall strength of the f...Read More
Hoosier State of Mind teams up with The Chicago Dark Horse to start a week-by-week Eclipse Award discussion. Read More
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  • travel_vic · two yaer olds don't make it as Horse of the Year (twice in its history) particularly females · 187 days ago ·
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  • Armada · @ travel: It can very well happen. Just because you don't see it that often, doesn't mean it wont. The debate for HOY is so wide open, nobody can be sure who will win especially if the Clark is won by a longshot. · 186 days ago ·
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Overwhelming favorite Secret Circle won the inaugural Breeders' Cup Juvenile Sprint at Churchill Downs on Friday. Read More
Secret Circle holds off Shumoos in inaugural BC Juvenile Sprint.   
Friday is an easy day for me at Churchill Downs. I ride a few horses on the undercard before the Breeders' Cup begins, and then I have two Breeders' Cup mounts that afternoon. Earlier in the week, Graham Motion and Aruna's owners decided to run her in ...Read More
Undefeated Secret Circle is the strong 6-5 morning line favorite in Friday's Breeders' Cup Juvenile Sprint at Churchill Downs.  Secret Circle, trained by Bob Baffert, was hand ridden in romping July 23 Del Mar debut and returned with a similar performance in the Jack Goodman Stakes at Santa Ani...Read More
  • winwinwin · Fans love horses who never lost . So, I have a simple question for all of you SC fans . Are there any others in the Juvenile Sprint with the same unbeaten claim to fame ? · 209 days ago ·
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Secret Circle, Holdin bullets have the best chance throw sum of the parts in the trifecta.
Juvenile Sprint Trifecta: 6 Secret Circle, 4 Trinniberg, 9 Vexor
Secret Circle 6-5 from the #6 post in the BC Juvenile Sprint.
Hunt Crossing injured his right knee and is out of the BC Juvenile Sprint.   
Shivananda Parbhoo’s Giant Ryan was scheduled to work Wednesday morning about 8:30 after the renovation break, but the 5-year-old did not want to wait that long.“He was active in his stall this morning and we didn’t want him to hurt himself,” trainer Bisnath Parboo said of the Sentient Jet Breeders’...Read More
EUROPE is set to be represented in all five two-year-old races at the Breeders' Cup after Group winners Elusive Kate and Shumoos were included given pre-entries at the meeting.Prix Marcel Boussac winner Elusive Kate (Juvenile Fillies' Turf) will be one of two John Gosden-trained runners at Churchill...Read More
As racing resumed at picturesque Keeneland Race Course, more Breeders’ Cup prep races were added to those being contested at Belmont and Santa Anita Park. Here are some thoughts and conclusions that I took away from last weekend’s coast-to-coast action. Read More
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  • ahnuckolsjr · It's kind of funny, but I raised 2 of the two year-old fillies under consideration for this year's Juvenile Fillies race, Miss Netta and Heart of Destiny. They were both very interesting fillies to watch grow up and work with every day. Miss Netta was very opinionated and would let you know that she, not you, was going to determine what she did and did not do. I had the privilege of selling her at Saratoga to Everett Dobson and his Cheyenne Racing Stable. Randy Bradshaw told me that she still has her ways and that you have to convince her that what you want her to do was her idea first. She is really a neat filly, one of the nicest I've ever been around. Heart of Destiny, who I still own with my old college classmate, Jamie Greene, was a different type of filly. She was always a little taller than her contemporaries and just kind of looked through you as if to say "I see things way beyond you!" She was a real competitor in the 30 acre pasture she and Miss Netta played in. I used to love to look out my office window and watch them run and play in their field. Heart of Destiny would always go to the lead and when they would toyn and head back in a different direction, she would always go back to the front. Another filly that grew up with these two was second to Samolia Lemonade in her 1st start. Her name is Conquesta, an Empire Maker filly. Given the company that she was competing with she may be fun to watch as she competes for Mr. Marc Keller. · 224 days ago ·
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  • ahnuckolsjr · It's kind of funny, but I raised 2 of the two year-old fillies under consideration for this year's Juvenile Fillies race, Miss Netta and Heart of Destiny. They were both very interesting fillies to watch grow up and work with every day. Miss Netta was very opinionated and would let you know that she, not you, was going to determine what she did and did not do. I had the privilege of selling her at Saratoga to Everett Dobson and his Cheyenne Racing Stable. Randy Bradshaw told me that she still has her ways and that you have to convince her that what you want her to do was her idea first. She is really a neat filly, one of the nicest I've ever been around. Heart of Destiny, who I still own with my old college classmate, Jamie Greene, was a different type of filly. She was always a little taller than her contemporaries and just kind of looked through you as if to say "I see things way beyond you!" She was a real competitor in the 30 acre pasture she and Miss Netta played in. I used to love to look out my office window and watch them run and play in their field. Heart of Destiny would always go to the lead and when they would turn and head back in a different direction, she would always go back to the front. Another filly that grew up with these two was second to Somali Lemonade in her 1st start. Her name is Conquesta, an Empire Maker filly. Given the company that she was competing with she may be fun to watch as she competes for Mr. Marc Keller. · 224 days ago ·
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Another call for reorganizing the Breeders’ Cup schedule, from Steve Haskin: How about if they keep the Juvenile Sprint on Friday, and, in fact, move all the juvenile races to Friday and promote it as “Future Friday?” With the solid showings on this year’s Derby trail of Juvenile Turf graduates…Read More
Racing needs to bring its head out of the sand and into the light. The leaders of this sport need to make sure that it is not being cheapened and stand up and fight for what will improve it, rather than let others make decisions that just lead the sport deeper into oblivion.Read More
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  • cpsoren121 · Right on Laura, seems like racing was most prominent in the 70's and 80's in recent memory. Let's find that magic again!! · 344 days ago ·
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  • icyhotboo · To much competition for the dollar.As far as horses this has been a great decade for some really good ones but if they keep retiring the best 3yos to stud then they have only themselves to blame. · 344 days ago ·
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