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2012 Shadwell Turf Mile (G1)

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Date/Track:

10/6/2012, Keeneland

Post Time:

5:21 PM ET

Distance:

1 mile (Turf)

Age/Sex:

3+ M

Time:

1:34.94

*Rank is current Power Ranking among all active horses, based on highest HRN rating. Rating is based on HRN member voting.

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Horse / Sire

Rating

Trainer / Jockey

Last Start / Next Start

1st

Wise Dan
Wiseman's Ferry

8.33

C. Lopresti
J. Lezcano

1st, 2013 Woodford Reserve Turf Classic (G1)

Oct 8 - Phoenix Stakes (G3)

2nd

Willcox Inn
Harlan's Holiday

7.54

M. Stidham
J. Graham

2nd, 2013 Dixie Stakes (G2)

Oct 9 - Breeders' Futurity (G1)

3rd

Slip And Drive
Artie Schiller

M. Robertson
A. Cintron

3rd, 2012 Shadwell Turf Mile (G1)

Oct 6 - Shadwell Turf Mile (G1)

4th

Doubles Partner
Rock Hard Ten

7.53

T. Pletcher
J. Castellano

7th, 2013 Dixie Stakes (G2)

Mar 27 - Lane's End Stakes (G2)

5th

Data Link
War Front

7.50

C. McGaughey
A. Solis

2nd, 2013 Maker's 46 Mile (G1)

Oct 28 - Shady Character (LS)

6th

Dominus
Smart Strike

7.69

T. Pletcher
J. Leparoux

5th, 2012 Ack Ack (G3)

Apr 30 - Derby Trial (G3)

7th

Corporate Jungle
Giant's Causeway

5.12

C. Brown
P. Lopez

6th, 2012 Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint (G1)

Jul 9 - Bel MSW (7/9/2011-R3)

8th

Swift Warrior
First Samurai

6.48

J. Terranova
J. Espinoza

8th, 2013 Dixie Stakes (G2)

Jan 1 - Tropical Park Derby (LS)

9th

Silver Max
Badge of Silver

7.81

D. Romans
R. Albarado

4th, 2013 Woodford Reserve Turf Classic (G1)

Jul 31 - Sar Mcl (7/31/2011-R4)

10th

Skyring
English Channel

7.06

D. Lukas
R. Maragh

1st, 2013 Dixie Stakes (G2)

Jan 26 - OP MSW (1/26/2012-R3)

11th

Worthadd
Dubawi

S. Prescott
L. Contreras

11th, 2012 Shadwell Turf Mile (G1)

Oct 2 - Prix de la Foret (G1)

12th

Ol Army
Posse

C. Peery
J. Castanon

10th, Kee Allow (4/20/2013-R6)

Jun 10 - CD Mcl (6/10/2012-R2)

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Horse of the Year Point/Counterpoint: Wise Dan vs Royal Delta

Which of these two champions will take the ultimate Eclipse award?Read More

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Mary Z. · Royal Delta is not a HOTY candidate for 2012. For top older female she is up against Groupie Doll and whichever female takes that award, I will not be disappointed. Of course Royal Delta is my personal favorite. Of the HOTY candidates, IHA, P.O.E., and Wise Dan, I'm still thinking about it. · 196 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · Please correct the duplicate paragraph in the Royal Delta side of the debate. The stumble start/rushing up in the Gulfstream too short for her anyway prep was left out, as was the Fleur De Lis beautiful romp over far beneath her females. Plus, Mike Smith placed plenty of the blame for the Personal Ensign on himself and I agree with that. · 196 days ago ·

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DebbieBaucom · Either would be great - leaning toward Royal Delta · 196 days ago ·

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zxswordxz · Wise Dan get my vote. · 196 days ago ·

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GregRiessland · this should be between dan and larend not delta. id give it to delta only if she beat mmm and fort larend, but you don't even have to win the classic anymore for hoy ridiculous. · 196 days ago ·

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zatt · Hoping my side of this argument puts the Horse of the Year talk to bed early with a comfy blanket and sweet dreams. · 196 days ago ·

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GregRiessland · exsuxe me fort Larned* · 196 days ago ·

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Mike in SB · I think Wise Dan will be Horse of the Year and Fort Larned the runner up. But look at how racing has changed, from 1936 to 2008 the Horse of the Year was either a classic distance older male or 3 year old colt 69 times, with 6 fillies and 2 two year old winners. Now in the last three years we have had 3 fillies and this year the winner will probably a turf miler. The older handicap males and 3 year old males are in the glamour divisions of racings. Racing needs stars in these divisions, but with older males racing so few times and the 3 year olds not able too finish the year, it is opening the Horse of the Year award to horses that only 10 years ago would have little chance to win. · 196 days ago ·

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barryreedmitchell · NOT SO FAST! You can never discount the Breeders Cup Classic winner. He always is in the FINAL TWO. While Wise Dan has been extremely impressive, he has dodge all the Grade 1 top DIRT races this year, that has always been a requirement for HOTY awards . Huge mistake, even when given the opportunity to race in the Breeders Cup classic to settle the matter. This decision alone, puts Wise Dan behind several others ROYAL DELTA - The Breeders Cup Laddies Classic winner, defeated a far more stellar field and pack with significant championship implication then this year Turf miler. She has won at the classic distance and is the DOUBLE Breeders Cup winner, previously voted champion honors. Royal Delta resume is far more worthy of the Horse of the Year award then Wise Dan. Her record was from FEB-NOV. Ill Have Another could even be consider second in the voting over Wise Dan, because of his powerful wins in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes. We were all assured of the Triple Crown if he had stayed healthy. FORT LARNED gets the nod in this category. Twice defeated stellar fields in the BIGGEST day of racing on BOTH coast, and holds the Breeders Cup Classic victory with a TOP 117 speed ratings at 1 1/4 classic distance. Fort Larned also holds four races above 110 speed rating, 117,113,111,110, also winning at 109,106 rather easily which would be included. So Fort Larned could have eclipse 110 in six top competition races. He would not be denied on Breeders Cup Classic day, and I don't see him being denied at HOTY ceremonies. His record was from FEB-NOV Final Commentary: A quick look at the past HOTY voting would say, a miler on DIRT or TURF could never win the voting because of the level of competition, and there have been some greats to perform in times past. This hold true this year as well. Wise Dan was manificient. But, we must evaluate the playing field, just as we do in NCAA Football or Basketball Division I versus Division II competition. The horses in which Wide Dan defeated this year are NOT consider to be significant leaders towards divisional honors. Wise Dan raced record was from APR-NOV FORT LARNED gets the nod because he defeated the best TWICE and on BOTH coasts, with high racing numbers ALL YEAR long. · 196 days ago ·

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boxersdaddy · Looks like it is about time that an american turf horse won the HOTY award. · 196 days ago ·

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CarolynKolseth · Royal Delta · 196 days ago ·

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AndyScoggin · It looks this year the Horse of the Year goes back to the boys. Wise Dan was just way too good this year. I don't think this HOY vote will even be close. · 196 days ago ·

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Capper · I could see an argument for Little Mike or even Fort Larned, but that loss in the Personal Ensign ruined Royal Delta's chances. · 196 days ago ·

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AmenChampion · Wise Dan. · 196 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · Capper, true. Are you reading this, Mike Smith? · 196 days ago ·

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illhaveanothertriplecrown · Has to be either Wise Dan or I'll Have Another. Royal Delta and Point of Entry cannot. · 196 days ago ·

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jane.raymond.7 · You cant make a Boy Vs. Girl P/CP for HOY this yr - doesnt work,esp when the girl didnt run against any boys, her versatility is nothing compared to the boy's (Dan); it's just silly to do it this way this yr. Please do another one between MMM & Dan, or GoD or Dan, or maybe PoE. This one is just totally irrelevant in itself. · 196 days ago ·

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cocoa2 · I'l Have Another is out of the picture. It is Wise Dan, Ron The Greek, Royal Delta or Point Of Entry. POE is a turf horse so cancel him out. You can scratch RD too. Wise Dan or Ron The Greek? Ron The Greek closed more than 10 lengths but finished 4th. His major victories come from the west coast. Wise Dan is our horse. · 196 days ago ·

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fonnerparkfilly · Wise Dan, all the way. I would be very surprised if they handed the honors to another female horse for the 4th year in a row. Like I said, WISE DAN will nail this one, and he deserves it. · 196 days ago ·

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AllenJoyner · I think Royal Delta is a wonderful mare, the the numbers say it's Dan all the way. And he'll win it, I guaranty it. · 196 days ago ·

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AllenJoyner · As I said, Wise DAn. Six different tracks, three different surfaces, the top THREE Beyers for grass, tied for the best Beyer on dirt/synthetic, and misses the World Record by.37 seconds for the mile while breaking isses top Be · 196 days ago ·

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AllenJoyner · Six different tracks, wins on all three surfaces, sets the track record and misses the world record by only .37 seconds at the BC Mile, and has the top 3 Beyer figures on grass, and the best Beyer on dirt/synthetic. WISE DAN for sure. · 196 days ago ·

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northport · royal delta is not nearly as versatile or consistent as wise dan. no contest · 196 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · It was a nice 5 days. Thanks, awfully, for inviting the negative comments about my favorite filly, Matt. · 196 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · I know that was tongue-in-cheek, Mary, but remember, Matt did this out of pure respect for the quality of Royal Delta. · 196 days ago ·

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AmbitiousD · Mary, I never meant to invite negative comments about her. She is one of my favorites as well, and seeing her up close at Santa Anita last weekend was one of the best experiences I've had at any racetrack. She is a wonderful horse. · 196 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · No, it was not tongue-in-cheek, and negative comments are there lurking and waiting to be unleashed by those who feel that anything has "overstepped its bounds". Also, there are those who lost money chasing winning streaks. Royal Delta is not and never has been a streak setter and then there's that whole subject of the value of streaks. · 196 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · Wasn't AF your BCLC pick, AD? · 196 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · Forget it, AD. She wasn't just your pick. I'm off of this thread. · 196 days ago ·

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rorschach1992 · As much as I love Royal Delta, I just don't think she has the resume to be HOY this year. Had she won the Personal Ensign, I think she'd definitely be in the running, and we could debate her winning it until the awards are announced, but she unfortunately came up short there. Brilliant as her Beldame/Distaff double were, this just isn't her year to be HOY. She is certainly a lock for Champion Older Female though. Maybe next year will be her year for HOY. · 196 days ago ·

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Nubaruba · Dan and Delta need to get together in the breeding shed after they retire. · 195 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · Had to come back for: He's a gelding. · 195 days ago ·

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LAZMANNICK · I've heard that some geldings can do extraordinary things, some have magical powers, and of course there is always the Immacuate Conception. · 195 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Look at some of the greatest and our respect for them Kelso, Forego, John Henry, Exterminator.....some of the best all time. They got good and just stayed that way! · 195 days ago ·

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LAZMANNICK · TV it was in response to a poster saying that Wise Dan and Royal Delta should meet in the breeding shed. · 195 days ago ·

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MarcelloMarocco · "not even the great Royal Delta could overcome the challenge of travelling, but neither could Excelebration a few days ago." · 195 days ago ·

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MarcelloMarocco · Granted, not even the great Royal Delta could overcome the challenge of travelling, but neither could Excelebration a few days ago. UM...Royal Delta had Ample time to prep for the World Cup. Excelebration shipped two weeks after winning the QEII on very soft ground over a top notch GR1 field. Excuse him if he ran a touch under his best..... · 195 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · Oh, hey Matt, just stoppin by again to say that I didn't get my post BCLC congrats/ sort of apology from darlin QP MM here like I did last year, and I missed that, of course I was away seeing her Royal Delta in person, but he's here now to lap up your blog like I would chocolate pudding, so thanks again, Matt. Now, would you mind chatting about that crap ride Royal Delta got in the DWC which doesn't count towards any North American awards, and if you have a few mins, couldya do an Inglorious blog for MM here, cuz he's never going to get over the Alabama. · 195 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · Here's an idea: take a female horse that's not up for an award, but take the stand that she is, and see how many indignities she can endure, including gelding dates and grudge holders. · 195 days ago ·

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UnionRagsRules · Wise Dan deserves it, but Royal Delta is great too. · 195 days ago ·

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LAZMANNICK · As mediocre as some think N/A horse racing is, and for those who constantly hype European superiority, at least we won’t be having a horse with a single victory this year, and another who was defeated by a group of non-Group One winners as finalists for HOY. Some good horses in Europe, but I question the lack of depth. And of course whenever we defeat a European horse it’s because of extenuating circumstances, never because we happened to have the better horse. As for who is best, I think that we can say that the Euros might still have an edge on the turf, but when it comes to dirt and even synthetics, where are they. When those Euro horses start defeating N/A horses on those surfaces then maybe we can say that they’re better overall, until then all we’re hearing is talk and misguided conjecture. · 194 days ago ·

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footlick · Synthetic=Dubai. They show up there, Laz. And they do far better than we do. And, again, when our horses ship there and win, let me know. But if they have to constantly ship here and run only on our terms, there will always be extenuating circumstances. Sorry. · 194 days ago ·

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footlick · And by shipping there and winning, I mean shipping to Europe. We already ship to Dubai and rarely win anymore now that the WC is on Tapeta. I think Wise Dan is a very talented horse, but he gets to run under his conditions. Obviously you feel that is fair and right. Again, so be it. · 194 days ago ·

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LAZMANNICK · Footlick, Nathaniel had a single win this year and Camelot was defeated in arguably the most important race in his career when running in a field where he was the sole Group One winner. They are both up for Cartier Awards for HOY along with Frankel, Excelebration and Cirrus des Aigles. As for Dubai and N/A’s success on non-turf racing, since the Dubai World Cup came into existence the US trained horses have won 8 of the 17 World Cups and another winner was bred in the US but campaigned in the UAE (and they did this in spite of having to ship half way around the world). Conversely, in the Sheema Classic on turf I believe that N/A horses have been shut out. My conclusion is that between the US and Europe, the US have superior dirt and synthetic horses and the Euros have superior turf horses. As for Wise Dan and Animal Kingdom and Little Mike, etc., they did what they had to do to win (and almost win) and as for Wise Dan, he has shown the ability to run on different turf surfaces as evidenced by his commanding Four Stars Dave win at Saratoga on yielding turf in a slow time of 1.37 1/5. I’m not trying to say that Wise Dan is the best. All I’m saying is that he is very good right now and has basically done all he’s been asked to do and it will take a very good horse to beat him. · 194 days ago ·

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footlick · Laz- First off,I wasn't going to mention Camelot, but did he do any less that IHA? And isn't IHA up for our eclipse? Nathaniel has proved his class this year considering who he has finished behind. But, you can downplay his class if you want. As far as the DWC, yes we did dominate on dirt,but Europe always sent horses to run to support it, just like they do to support the BC and to support racing in Australia, Japan and Hong Kong. But, how many DWC have we won since it became a synthetic surface race? It is all well and good to have national or regional pride,but don't downplay what European horses go through and try to overcome because their trainers and wonders come to support OUR racing event. We did dominate the DWC when it was on dirt. It would have been embarrassing not to sine we are the only major racing country that runs predominately on that surface. So of course we were eager to ship there. And Europeans ship their horses there to support that event too,and ran their horses on dirt,as they have in our Classic. They also ship to Japan, Hong Kong and Australia. I can't be impressed by the US shipping to run in a race they most certainly will dominate. But, I am impressed with Wesley Ward shipping to England every year,as are the British. I was also impressed with Todd Pletcher shipping horses there last year. And England was thrilled to have them. You and · 194 days ago ·

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footlick · Laz- First off,I wasn't going to mention Camelot, but did he do any less that IHA? And isn't IHA up for our eclipse? Nathaniel has proved his class this year considering who he has finished behind. But, you can downplay his class if you want. As far as the DWC, yes we did dominate on dirt,but Europe always sent horses to run to support it, just like they do to support the BC and to support racing in Australia, Japan and Hong Kong. But, how many DWC have we won since it became a synthetic surface race? It is all well and good to have national or regional pride,but don't downplay what European horses go through and try to overcome because their trainers and wonders come to support OUR racing event. We did dominate the DWC when it was on dirt. It would have been embarrassing not to sine we are the only major racing country that runs predominately on that surface. So of course we were eager to ship there. And Europeans ship their horses there to support that event too,and ran their horses on dirt,as they have in our Classic. They also ship to Japan, Hong Kong and Australia. I can't be impressed by the US shipping to run in a race they most certainly will dominate. But, I am impressed with Wesley Ward shipping to England every year,as are the British. I was also impressed with Todd Pletcher shipping horses there last year. And England was thrilled to have them. You · 194 days ago ·

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footlick · Sorry about the double. I'm on my iPad. I just don't want to keep going on. You obviously don't think much about them shipping here and home field advantage, and that is your right. Weary ever going to agree on this. I have never downplayed Wise Dan and have praised him many times. You can downplay as many Euros as you want. Have a good day. · 194 days ago ·

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thatbigbay · It's about time for a turf horse to take home the big prize. If IHA gets the award, HOTY is officially meaningly. He may have been a good horse, but what about the OF THE YEAR yart? He was only around for a couple months. · 173 days ago ·

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illhaveanothertriplecrown · Yeah but he won bigger races. None of Wise Dan's races compare to the Derby or Preakness. He dodged the BC classic. · 173 days ago ·

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Wise Dan Super in Shadwell Turf Mile

Wise Dan coasted to a 2¼-length victory over Willcox Inn to win the 27th running of the $750,000 Shadwell Turf Mile (G1) at Keeneland on Saturday. Read More

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AndyScoggin · Another super impressive race by Wise Dan. He overcame a lot of bumping and exploded down the stretch. · 229 days ago ·

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Indiana · Wise Dan is just an absolute freak. I can't tell you how much I love this horse! · 229 days ago ·

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likin sparks · He didn't even break a sweat, to funny! · 229 days ago ·

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Mattowan · Any shot Wise Dan's connections point towards the Classic? He sure looked like the extra qtr won't be a problem. Obv the idrt issue is there, but for three times the purse and the weak field it's probably worth the shot. · 228 days ago ·

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Mattowan · Any shot Wise Dan's connections point towards the Classic? He sure looked like the extra qtr won't be a problem. Obv the idrt issue is there, but for three times the purse and the weak field it's probably worth the shot. · 228 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Mattowan : sounds like the great John Sales movie Matewan. · 228 days ago ·

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buds · He should stay on the turf at 8F, why mess with a great thing. Bsides they wouldnt prep him 3 times for the mile and then put him in the classic · 228 days ago ·

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travel_vic · This fellow continues to impress. · 228 days ago ·

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footlick · Racing Post has suggested that very thing, Mattowan. Said he will gain more in reputation by winning the BCC than by winning the BC Mile. They say he can win the Mile, but they feel he has a better chance of winning the BCC. Just their opinion though · 228 days ago ·

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travel_vic · I have not seen this guy really challenged as of yet. · 228 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · His trainer has all but ruled out the BCC stating his horse is at a tremendous disadvantage to a horse like GOD on a speed favoring track like SA over which GOD has run on and likes. · 228 days ago ·

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Keeneland Kicks off the Fall Meet in Style!

It may only a last a little over three weeks, but what the Keeneland fall meet lacks for in length, it more than makes up for with quality.Read More

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AndyScoggin · Are you going to Keeneland this meeting? · 231 days ago ·

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zatt · Next weekend ... love the QEII! · 231 days ago ·

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BenjaminGay · Groupie Doll! I totally agree. She fires bullets every workout she has when asked. She can run on any surface. She is the class of her division, and who knows what this filly has left in her? · 231 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · Another "agree" about Groupie Doll. · 231 days ago ·

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ScottDick · I would like nothing more than to see Wise Dan and Groupie Doll give us a pair of dominating performances on Saturday. · 230 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Paddock like no other I have ever seen. Each horse has its own tree to walk around · 230 days ago ·

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zatt · Starting things off with a Pick 3 at KEE Race 5: 6 / 1,2,3,4,5,9,10,11,12 / 2 · 230 days ago ·

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kay.robinett · Going to Keeneland Oct 17 & 18. Love that track. One of my favorite places in the world. · 230 days ago ·

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zatt · That's helpful ... let's go Exothermic! · 230 days ago ·

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MarcelloMarocco · I love Keeneland, and I rank Keeneland, Woodbine, and Arlington as my three favorite North American Tracks. I hope Keeneland has a tremendous Fall meet, and the fans enjoy themselves. · 230 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · Just wagered $110 worth of Pick 5's at Keeneland ... Need things to start out with Groupie Doll and either Summer Soiree or Hungry Island. · 229 days ago ·

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travel_vic · big time came a knocking and the small timer failed to check in... · 229 days ago ·

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Wise Dan Will Enter Shadwell Turf Mile

Trainer Charlies Lopresti said Tuesday morning that Morton Fink’s homebred Wise Dan would be entered Wednesday for Saturday’s 27th running of the $750,000 Shadwell Turf Mile (G1).Read More

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stevestylesclark · I think Wise Dan could win 3 or 4 races at the Breeders Cup! I really hope with the way the Classic is panning out, they give a real thought to letting him go out and win the classic! He deserves to win the Classic and will win it I believe. If he runs the Mile I will happy to, but I want everyone to see this beast put GOD back to at least a runner up! · 233 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · Whether WD runs in the classic or not GOD hasn't gotten in the mix with the tough older horses who have been trading wins. I wouldn't throw him of the exotics but on top, no, · 230 days ago ·

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stevestylesclark · I agree Icy. I just am not a GOD fan. I think he is a good race horse with some impressive wins, but it seems like if he had to run againist Fort Larned,MMM, Ron The Greek, Wise Dan, and Alternation a couple times a year, he would not have such an impressive record. Being at home though will help him againist the cream of the crop · 230 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · I forgot jockey change with Rosario on him that puts him right in the mix. He's capable of going 1:59.0, so are some of the others. That kind of pace would set up RTG nicely. · 230 days ago ·

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Eleven Face Wise Dan in Shadwell Turf Mile

Wise Dan headlines a field of 12 entered Wednesday for Saturday’s 27th running of the $750,000 Shadwell Turf Mile (G1).Read More

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AmbitiousD · Looks like I'll get to see Silver Max take on Wise Dan before the Breeder's Cup. I might be the only person left that thinks there's still one 3 year old waiting to make a statement in 2012. I'm excited · 232 days ago ·

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footlick · nice field. could be an interesting race. · 232 days ago ·

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champion2011 · Strong field..Wise Dan and Silver Max are definitely on the rise but I'll be putting some money on Doubles Partner and Data Link. · 231 days ago ·

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Paladin · I like Silver Max here. He's going to be hard to catch at a mile · 231 days ago ·

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Jinlie01 · Wise Dan is a monster in the making but if he doesn't fire his best shot (BC Mile is his real target), Double's Partner and Data Link can roll late. Nice ML on them too. · 230 days ago ·

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modico37 · Data Link. That is all. · 230 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · Wise Dan's race to lose. A 3yo isn't going to beat him. · 230 days ago ·

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