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2012 Carter Handicap (G1)

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Date/Track:
4/7/2012, Aqueduct
Post Time:
5:55 PM ET
Distance:
7 f (Dirt)
Age/Sex:
3+ M
Time:
1:22.32

What the Nation is saying about the 2012 Carter Handicap (G1)...

Will the 2011 Preakness winner's last race be in the Clark Handicap at Churchill Downs or the Cigar Mile at Aqueduct?Read More
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  • digidot · I would love to see how Groupie Doll would fair against Shack · 183 days ago ·
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  • mkstorm · Shack seems to run well at Churchill, but he has won only one race beyond a mile. He'll probably face stiffer competition in the Cigar Mile, but he's never ducked competition before. So I think he should try the Cigar Mile. He'd love to see him win his last race. · 182 days ago ·
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Perhaps the best miler in America, Caleb's Posse will be headed to Three Chimneys Farm after not fully recovering from a non-displaced fragment in his left knee.Read More
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  • Mike in SB · Tough horse and with a little luck would be undefeated this year, he was one of my favorite horses and one of the few horses I actually won money on last year. · 309 days ago ·
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  • gelded1 · Gritty competitor. He leaves it all out on the track every race . I hate to see his talent on the shelf. · 309 days ago ·
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A quick review of Gulfstream's 2011-2012 winter meet and a presentation of the meet's big winners.Read More
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  • AndyScoggin · It was quite a meeting at Gulfstream. Seven likely Derby starters ran well at Gulfstream: Hansen, Union Rags, Dullahan, Gemologist, Take Charge Indy, Trinniberg, and Went the Day Well. · 383 days ago ·
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  • Floridaf · Horse of the Meet is now officially included! Matt, it was a great meet, and I was fortunate enough to see both the Swale and the Gulfstream Park Handicap. Later this week I will likely have a piece up on the Derby chances of the seven colts you named. · 382 days ago ·
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Jackson Bend holds off Caleb's Posse to win Saturday's Grade 1 Carter by a nose. Read More
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  • steve m · good horse bad ride castalano wins the race on calebs posse · 405 days ago ·
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  • travel_vic · I did not see a bad ride anywhere jsut the same tired old sour grapes I hear all the time when losers have to superimpose some phony narrative on something they don't understand · 404 days ago ·
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As usual, trainer Todd Pletcher is ready for, literally, everything, with runners in each of the four races that make up the $500,000 Guaranteed All-Graded Stakes Pick 4 on Saturday’s card. Read More
The 1944 Carter Handicap, which was run on June 10th, produced racing’s first triple dead heat in a stakes race. This year’s elite field of six has the makings for another historic finish. Read More
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  • ChrisHerron · i remember this pic in a club where my dad played poker · 408 days ago ·
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  • AndyScoggin · Chris, sounds like I'd like to play cards in that club! Carter and Cards. Ponies and Poker. · 407 days ago ·
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Trainer Donnie Von Hemel issued an upbeat bulletin on Friday as Caleb’s Posse continues his preparations for the Grade 1, $400,000 Carter Handicap on April 7.Read More
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  • footlick · my last comment was a response to larooski. looking at it, it might have been confusing who I was responding to. Sorry · 412 days ago ·
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  • icyhotboo · I believe you are voting for the best horse. In my opinion that would be AK as CP couldn't even get into the races AK comepeted in successfully. Classic horses alway get the nod, if Dr. Fager couldn't get the 1 1/4 mile he would have just been another miler in years where Damascus would have been hailed as "great." · 407 days ago ·
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He emerged in the public eye last spring in the Florida Derby, winging along on the lead – big, fast and aggressive – and just getting beat by Dialed In at odds of 69-1. From that day on, if there was a major race in the country for 3-year-olds, Shackleford was likely in it. Read More
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  • AmbitiousD · His toughness alone makes his stallion prospect valuable, especially in an age when back to back G1 wins as a 2yr old guarantee 20k stud fees. Not enough credit is given to toughness and heart. I love this horse, and the worst part of this article is that it stated he will be retired at the end of the year. · 408 days ago ·
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  • travel_vic · Nice one but overmatched in the Carter · 408 days ago ·
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Three of the headliners for the Grade 1, $400,000 Carter Handicap on April 7 put in their final works this weekend, with Shackleford and Jackson Bend training in Florida, and Calibrachoa gearing up at Belmont Park.Read More
Shackleford, tuning up for Saturday's G1 Carter at the Big A, fired a 4f bullet in :47.20 (1/28) at Gulfstream on April 1.   
Calibrachoa, a five-time graded stakes winner for owner Mike Repole, will attempt to capture his first Grade 1 race in the $400,000 Carter, a seven-furlong race that will be contested April 7, Resorts World Casino New York City Wood Memorial Day at Aqueduct.Read More
Nick Zito has confirmed that Jackson Bend will join the all-star cast of horses headed to Aqueduct for the Grade 1 Carter Handicap on April 7.Read More
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  • AnnaK · It's always just JBend with me, no matter who else (except MMM last time out) is in the race. Unconditional love. · 422 days ago ·
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  • travel_vic · This physically small horse is bundled dynamite, always making a good effort. · 421 days ago ·
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McNeill Stables and Cheyenne Stables’ Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile (G1) winner Caleb’s Posse powerfully returned to the Oaklawn workout sheet Saturday in his first drill since a close runner-up finish in this 4-year-old debut in the Tom Fool Handicap (G3) March 3 in New York.Read More
They both met in the Indiana Derby.....CP came out on top.
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  • gypsyrose · In the Indiana Derby, it was Shack who came out on top, Shack got 2nd and CP got 3rd. In the Breeder's Cup Dirt Mile, it was CP. · 433 days ago ·
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  • TampaBayDowns Fan · Ya of course. I meant the other way around- I was there. I meant to put S for Shackleford..ooops. Must've been thinking about caleb's posse randomly. · 433 days ago ·
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Preakness winner Shackleford will be among the star studded cast of horses lining up for the Grade 1, $400,000 Carter on Wood Memorial Day at Aqueduct Racetrack, Saturday, April 7.Read More
  • Armada · Kind of wish they would of given him a longer break. But good luck to him in his next start anyways. Still love this horse. · 434 days ago ·
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Caleb's Posse, who made up a staggering amount of ground in the stretch to finish second by a neck to Calibrachoa in the Grade 3 Tom Fool, came out of the race in excellent shape.Read More

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