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Posted on September 21st, 2016
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Race 6 (ALW) at BEL on 9/21/16 Belmont Park, Allowance, $77,000, 3 yo's & up, Fillies and Mares, 6 furlongs, 1:09.12, Firm. | ||||||||||
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Posted on September 21st, 2016
SILVERDOLLARDREAM - HTW- WINNER
Posted on September 20th, 2016
APPIAN WINNER
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| Trainer name | Englehart Jeremiah C |
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| Horse name | Appian |
| Activity type | Result |
| Activity date | 09-20-2016 |
| Track | Finger Lakes |
| Surface | Dirt |
| Distance | 6 Furlongs |
| Track condition | Fast |
| Race number | 4 |
| Purse | $9,000 |
| Max claim price | $5,000 |
| Individual claim price | $5,000 |
| Race type | Claiming |
| Finish position | 1 |
| Jockey | Rodriguez J |
| Race chart | http://www.drf.com/drfNCWeeklyHorseDisplay.do?track=FL&country=USA&raceDate=20160920&raceNo=4 |
Posted on September 20th, 2016
LEGENDOFTHEKITTEN,SILVERDOLLARDREAMS. COOL AND QUIET. KINKER. FORGOTTEN. ARSENALOFDEMOCRACY.
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| LEGENDOFTHEKITTEN | 4/1 | Indiana Grand Race Course | 6 | 4:25 PM |
| LEGENDOFTHEKITTEN (#3, 4/1), trained by MAKER MICH AEL J., is entered at Indiana Grand Race Course in Race 6, a 7 1/2 Furlong Turf $25,000 CLAIMING, is scheduled to run at 4:25 PM. | ||||
| SILVERDOLLARDREAMS | 4/1 | Indiana Grand Race Course | 3 | 3:01 PM |
| SILVERDOLLARDREAMS (#5, 4/1), trained by MAKER MICHAEL J., is entered at Indiana Grand Race Course in Race 3, a 6 Furlong Dirt $15,000 MAIDEN CLAIMING, is scheduled to run at 3:01 PM. | ||||
| COOL AND QUIET | 9/5 | Finger Lakes | 1 | 1:10 PM |
| COOL AND QUIET (#2, 9/5), trained by BAKER CHARLTON , is entered at Finger Lakes in Race 1, a 6 Furlong Dirt $5,000 CLAIMING, is scheduled to run at 1:10 PM. | ||||
KINKER | 2/1 | Indiana Grand Race Course | 9 | 5:49 PM |
| KINKER (#8, 2/1), trained by AMOSS THOMAS M., is entered at Indiana Grand Race Course in Race 9, a 1 1/16 Mile Dirt $34,000 ALLOWANCE OPTIONAL CLAIMING, is scheduled to run at 5:49 PM. | ||||
| FORGOTTEN | 2/1 | Indiana Grand Race Course | 6 | 4:25 PM |
| FORGOTTEN (#4, 2/1), trained by AMOSS THOMAS M., is entered at Indiana Grand Race Course in Race 6, a 7 1/2 Furlong Turf $25,000 CLAIMING, is scheduled to run at 4:25 PM. | ||||
| ARSENALOFDEMOCRACY | 6/5 | Indiana Grand Race Course | 5 | 3:57 PM |
| ARSENALOFDEMOCRACY (#4, 6/5), trained by AMOSS THOMAS M., is entered at Indiana Grand Race Course in Race 5, a 6 Furlong Dirt $5,000 CLAIMING, is scheduled to run at 3:57 PM. | ||||
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Posted on September 20th, 2016
FINGER LAKES
September 20, 2016
Finger Lakes
Precip: 3% High: 84°F | Low: 57°FRace 1
Post: 1:10 PM ETDirt6 Furlongs | Open | 3 CLAIMING: $5,000 | Purse: $9,000EXACTA * TRIFECTA * SUPERFECTA * DAILY DOUBLE (Races 1-2)Race 2
Post: 1:37 PM ETDirt1 Mile 70 Yards | Open | 3 CLAIMING: $5,000 | Purse: $9,000EXACTA * TRIFECTA * SUPERFECTA * PICK 4 (50 Cent Minimum: Races 2-3-4-5)Race 3
Post: 2:04 PM ETDirt1 Mile | Fillies and Mares | 3 MAIDEN CLAIMING: $5,000 | Purse: $9,000EXACTA * TRIFECTA * SUPERFECTA * PICK 3 (50 Cent Minimum: Races 3-4-5)Race 4
Post: 2:31 PM ETDirt6 Furlongs | Fillies and Mares | 3 CLAIMING: $5,000 | Purse: $9,000EXACTA * TRIFECTA * SUPERFECTA * DAILY DOUBLE (Races 4-5)Race 5
Post: 2:58 PM ETDirt6 Furlongs | Open | 3 CLAIMING: $5,000 | Purse: $9,000EXACTA * TRIFECTA * SUPERFECTA (10 Cent Minimum) * DAILY DOUBLE (Races 5-6) * PICK 5 WITH CARRYOVER (50 Cent Minimum Races 5-6-7-8-9)Race 6
Post: 3:25 PM ETDirt6 Furlongs | Open | 3 CLAIMING: $7,500 | Purse: $12,100EXACTA * TRIFECTA * SUPERFECTA * PICK 4 (50 Cent Minimum: Races 6-7-8-9)Race 7
Post: 3:52 PM ETDirt5 1/2 Furlongs | Open | 3 CLAIMING: $5,000 | Purse: $9,000EXACTA * TRIFECTA * SUPERFECTA * PICK 3 (50 Cent Minimum: Races 7-8-9)Race 8
Post: 4:19 PM ETDirt1 Mile 70 Yards | State Bred | Open | 3 ALLOWANCE | Purse: $19,500EXACTA * TRIFECTA * SUPERFECTA * DAILY DOUBLE (Races 8-9)Race 9
Post: 4:46 PM ETDirt6 Furlongs | Open | 3 ALLOWANCE | Purse: $16,900EXACTA * TRIFECTA * SUPERFECTA (10 Cent Minimum)Posted on September 20th, 2016
AMERICA'S TOP THOROUGHBREDS as of Sept. 19
AMERICA'S TOP THOROUGHBREDS as of Sept. 19
Owner: California Chrome LLC
Trainer: Art Sherman
Jockey: Victor Espinoza
2016 stats: 5 starts, 5 wins, 0 seconds, 0 thirds
Previous Race: 1st, Pacific Classic, Del Mar, Aug. 20
Next Race: Awesome Again Stakes, Santa Anita Park, Oct. 1
Owner: Robert Masterson
Trainer: Mark Casse
Jockey: Julien Leparoux
2016 stats: 6 starts, 6 wins, 0 seconds, 0 thirds
Previous Race: 1st, Ricoh Woodbine Mile,Woodbine, Sept. 17
Next Race: First Lady Stakes or Shadwell Turf Mile,Keeneland, Oct. 8
Owner: Juddmonte Farm
Jockey: Javier Castellano
2016 stats: 3 starts, 3 wins, 0 seconds, 0 third
Previous Race: 1st, Sword Dancer, Saratoga, Aug. 27
Next Race: Joe Hirsch Turf Classic, Belmont Park, Oct. 1
Owner: Fox Hill Farm
Trainer: Jerry Hollendorfer
Jockey: Mike Smith
2016 stats: 5 starts, 5 wins, 0 seconds, 0 third
Previous Race: 1st, Alabama Stakes, Saratoga, July 24
Next Race: Cotillion Stakes, Parx Racing, Sept. 24
Owner: Godolphin
Trainer: Kiaran McLaughlin
Jockey: Joel Rosario
2016 stats: 5 starts, 3 wins, 0 seconds, 1 third
Previous Race: 3rd, Woodward Stakes Saratoga, Sept. 3
Next Race: Breeders' Cup Mile or Breeders' Cup Classic, Santa Anita Park, Nov. 5
Owner: Juddmonte Farms
Trainer: Bob Baffert
Jockey: Mike Smith
2016 stats: 5 starts, 4 wins, 0 seconds, 1 third
Previous Race: 1st, Travers Stakes, Saratoga, Aug. 27
Next Race: Breeders' Cup Classic, Santa Anita Park, Nov. 5
Owner: Spendthrift Farm
Trainer: Richard Mandella
Jockey: Gary Stevens
2016 stats: 4 starts, 2 wins, 2 seconds, 0 third
Previous Race: 2nd, Pacific Classic, Del Mar, Aug. 20
Next Race: Zenyatta Stakes, Santa Anita Park, Oct. 1
Owner: Tarabilla Farm
Trainer: David Hofmans
Jockey: Joe Talamo
2016 stats: 4 starts, 3 wins, 1 second, 0 third
Previous Race: Gold Cup at Santa Anita, Santa Anita Park, June 25
Future Race: TBD
Owner: Stonestreet Stables
Trainer: Kiaran McLaughlin
Jockey: Javier Castellano
2016 stats: 4 starts, 3 wins, 1 second, 0 thirds
Previous Race: 1st, Personal Ensign Stakes,Saratoga, Aug. 27
Next Race: TBD, possibly Longines Breeders' Cup Distaff, Nov. 4
Owner: Reddam Racing
Trainer: Doug O'Neill
Jockey: Mario Gutierrez
2016 stats: 5 starts, 3 wins, 0 seconds, 1 third
Previous Race: 4th, Haskell Invitational,Monmouth Park, July 31
Posted on September 20th, 2016
Note @ Las Vegas, Nevada
Since the Iroquois Stakes was moved from late October/early November to mid-September we have seen more Kentucky Derby hopefuls, than eventual starters. Although, a few select horses such as Tapiture, Ride on Curlin and Mr. Z did get their chance to run for the roses at Churchill Downs the following spring. Their bids would fall short, but their journey from the first points race all the way to the Kentucky Derby was very unique. Today the long road begins again when the scoring resumes in the 2016 Iroquois Stakes.
At 3-1, Recruiting Ready is the morning line favorite. The son of Algorithms--Need nearly scored his first graded stakes win in his debut race at Churchill Downs on July 2. He did it by attempting to wire the eight other juveniles in the field with swift fractions of 21.76, 45.07 and 56.97 on the front end. The strategy looked to be a winner until his bid to draw clear was outmatched by Classic Empire who reeled him in the final furlong to win the Bashford Manor – G3.
Next time out the Horacio DePaz trainee looked even closer to a graded stakes win in the Saratoga Special – G2 on August 14. However, what appeared to be an easy win quickly turned into another runner up finish when Gunnevera soared home to steal the race at the wire from the heavy post time favorite. And then things got even worse when Recruiting Ready was disqualified from second and placed fourth for making contact with Tip Tap Tapizar near the three-eighths pole and knocking him off his stride.
Today, Gary Stevens will be in the saddle for the first time. The assumption is that Recruiting Ready will be back in position to get things right this time out, but he will also be stretching to out to over 1 mile for the first time in his young racing career.
The second choice on the morning line isThirstforlife. At 7-2 the son of Stay Thirsty - Promenade Girl returns to the track where he broke his maiden in his second career start. In between that effort and today was a respectable third place finish in the Best Pal – G3 at Del Mar, his graded stakes debut. In that contest Thirstforlife was in the mix throughout but he failed to fire a serious bid.
Florent Geroux returns for his second mount aboard Thirstforlife and first since he was in the irons for the colt’s career debut, a third place finish in the Kentucky Juvenile Stakes at Churchill Downs on May 5. Trainer Mark Casse will be attempting to win his second career Iroquois Stakes after notching his first in 2012 with Uncaptured.
Not This Time enters the Iroquois Stakes coming off his very first win for trainer Dale Romans. The one mile maiden victory by 10 lengths on the dirt at Ellis Park last month was his second career start. The son of Giant's Causeway – Miss Macy Sue is the co-third choice on the morning line.
Accompanying Not This Time at 4-1 isBlame Will, the son of Blame – Be My Prospect, trained by D. Wayne Lukas. This will also be his debut stakes race after a maiden win. Blame Will’s first victory came in his third career start and second at Saratoga after beginning his racing career here at Churchill Downs in June.
Lookin At Lee enters the Iroquois Stakes after winning back to back races at Ellis Park this summer. His first was in a maiden special weight race and followed by a more impressive score in the Ellis Park Juvenile Stakes. Though the stakes race was not graded and only featured five starters, the Steve Asmussen trainee by Lookin At Lucky – Langara Lass should be considered a live option for a nice price if his odds remain near his morning line mark of 6-1.
Honor Thy Father for trainer Kenny McPeek follows Lookin At Lee to the Iroquois Stakes from the Ellis Park Juvenile Stakes where he finished third. Prior to that the son of To Honor and Serve – Hottie Dancer also broke his maiden at Ellis Park after striking out in his career debut at Churchill Downs last June. Coincidentally, Honor Thy Father finished behind Lookin At Lee in that race as well. Both horses missed the top three finishing fifth and sixth.
Just Move On moves into Churchill Downs for his first career start in the Bluegrass State after opening his career at Arlington Park earlier this summer. In two races from Chicago the Patrick Byrne trainee and son of Street Boss finished in the top three both times and won his last time out. Skinflint ships into Churchill Downs and the Kentucky racing circuit for the first time after breaking his maiden at Gulfstream Park last time out. The son of Super Saver, trained by Dane Kobiskie, was listed as the long shot on the morning line with odds of 20-1.
Posted on September 20th, 2016
Keenelandsales topper
Keeneland Sale
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Spirited bidding among domestic and foreign buyers, double-digit increases in results and the sale of a Pioneerof the Nile colt for $700,000 headlined Sunday’s sixth session of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale.
Competition for quality yearlings spurred healthy results, with active participation continuing from major domestic as well as buyers from England, Ireland, Russia, Korea, Panama and Puerto Rico. Among the leading trainers still shopping on Sunday were Racing Hall of Famers Bob Baffert and Steve Asmussen, and Mark Casse, Dale Romans, Tom Amoss, Ralph Nicks and Al Stall Jr., among others.
On Sunday, which marked the first day of the Book 3 portion of the sale, Keeneland sold 269 yearlings for $23,243,000, up 18.5 percent from the same session in 2015 when 266 horses bought $19,618,000. The average increased 17.16 percent from $73,752 to $86,405. The median of $70,000 rose 27.27 percent from last year’s $55,000.
Through six sessions, 1,081 yearlings have been sold for $212,749,000, down 5.25 percent from the corresponding period last year when 1,234 horses sold for $224,536,000. The cumulative average of $196,808 increased 8.16 percent from $181,958 in 2015. The median of $130,000 remained unchanged from last year.
Tom Haughey’s PTK LLC bought the day’s top-priced yearling, who is a half-brother to stakes winner Softly Lit. He was consigned by Peter O’Callaghan’s Woods Edge Farm, agent.
“He was a spectacular-looking horse. I loved him,” Haughey said, adding that he had purchased two half-sisters to the colt, the aforementioned Softly Lit, by Latent Heat, and winner Flickering, by Twirling Candy, at previous Keeneland September Sales.
The second-highest price was the $410,000 spent by Martin Anthony for a Mineshaft filly out of the Empire Maker mare Scenic Drive. The filly’s second dam, Mon Belle, by Maria’s Mon, is a full sister to 2001 Kentucky Derby (G1) winner Monarchos. She was consigned by Lane’s End, agent.
Baffert paid $400,000 for a colt from the first crop of Grade 1 winner Violence. Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent, the colt is out of the graded stakes-placed With Approval mare Bala, and is a half-brother to Grade 2 winner Bay to Bay.
Lane’s End Farm was the session’s leading consignor, selling 26 yearlings for $3,296,000.
The day’s leading buyer was Mike Ryan, agent, who spent $1,320,000 for six yearlings.
The September Sale continues through Sunday, Sept. 25, with all sessions beginning at 10 a.m. ET. The entire sale is streamed live at Keeneland.com.
Source: Keeneland Association
Posted on September 20th, 2016