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Kasept 09-13-2011 06:45 AM

9/18 (WO): Woodbine Mile, Northern Dancer (G1's), Canadian (G2)
 
8th (4:34) Northern Dancer Turf S. (G1)

1 1/2 Miles (Turf) | Open | 3 Year Olds And Up Stakes | Purse: $500,000

1 Hotep Wilson E 119 L
2 Bourbon Bay Talamo J 123 L
3 Hailstone Leparoux J R 119 L
4 Wigmore Hall (IRE) Spencer J P 123 L
5 Simmard Husbands P 119 L
6 Seaside Retreat Contreras L 119 L
7 Laureate Conductor Stein J 119 L
8 Al Khali Garcia Alan 121 L



10th (5:42) Ricoh Woodbine Mile S. (G1)

1 Mile (Turf) | Open | 3 Year Olds And Up Stakes | Purse: $1,000,000

1 Hollinger Pizarro T 117 L
2 Forte Dei Marmi (GB) Velazquez J R 117 FTL
3 Woodbourne Wilson E 117 L
4 Courageous Cat Valenzuela P A 124 L
5 Right One (FR) Gomez G K 119 L
6 Grand Adventure Husbands P 119 L
7 Riding the River Dos Ramos R A 117 L
8 Turallure Leparoux J R 121 L
9 Side Glance (GB) Fortune J 119
10 Kara's Orientation Ramsammy E 121 L
11 Dance And Dance (IRE) Spencer J P 117 FTL
12 Court Vision Albarado R J 121 L

my miss storm cat 09-13-2011 12:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kasept (Post 806569)
G1 Woodbine Mile

Side Glance (Pearl Bloodstock/Andrew Balding/Jimmy Fortune)

He's a nice and improving horse... hard to tell just how good is he but that last win (over Dance and Dance, in fact) was really exciting. (Of course it was just a G3 but even though this is a pretty ambitious spot he could jump up).

My sentimental pick is Woodbourne (and Musketier in the Northern Dancer) but alas... it is early still.

Can't wait!

tjfla 09-13-2011 01:22 PM

Stupid question,but what is the point of bringing over a horse to run from Europe(that is BC Nominated) then when they Win a Win and IN races,the trainer says he is not gonna run?

I understand that it is a big money race(which is why they brought them) but why not just keep the horse in the states another month and run them if they are nominated and automatically are in.

my miss storm cat 09-13-2011 02:34 PM

That's not a stupid question at all and yeah I'd like to know.

Are there quarantine issues?

Anyone have insight?

hockey2315 09-13-2011 02:38 PM

Doesn't Woodbine pay for all expenses to ship, board, etc? Don't think the BC does.

PatCummings 09-13-2011 07:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tjfla (Post 806610)
Stupid question,but what is the point of bringing over a horse to run from Europe(that is BC Nominated) then when they Win a Win and IN races,the trainer says he is not gonna run?

I understand that it is a big money race(which is why they brought them) but why not just keep the horse in the states another month and run them if they are nominated and automatically are in.

The Breeders' Cup doesn't mean the same thing to the rest of the world as it does to those based here. Others around the world prioritize top races differently.

parsixfarms 09-14-2011 08:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tjfla (Post 806610)
I understand that it is a big money race(which is why they brought them) but why not just keep the horse in the states another month and run them if they are nominated and automatically are in.

Not sure of the details, but it may have something to do with quarantine regulations. I believe that's why Master of Hounds, for example, was required to go back to Europe between the Derby and Belmont.

tjfla 09-14-2011 12:39 PM

I understand the quaratine issues,I am just trying to figure out why they bring them over for 1 race AND before the race even starts the trainer says well he/she won't run in the BC???

If you are nominated and Win the Win and You are in race,I think you should have to run(unless injured)in the BC race. It would probably take away from the quality of that race but would make the BC race alot better.

If u win the Woodbine Mile,doesnt the BC pay for that horse to come over? I have no problem if a horse from Europe runs 2nd and says no thanks. My problem is if u come over for a Grade 2 in Canada why not come over for a Grade 1,which they are paying U to run in!!

Kasept 09-15-2011 02:09 PM

5th (2:59) Canadian S. (G2)

About 1 1/8 Miles (Turf) | Fillies and Mares | 3 Year Olds And Up Stakes | Purse: $300,000

1 Perfect Shirl Husbands P 119 L
2 Fantasia (GB) Maragh R 119 L
3 Magic Broomstick Wilson E 113 L
4 Mekong Melody (IRE) Velazquez J R 119
5 Forest Uproar Moreno O 113 L
6 Bay to Bay Contreras L 121 L
7 Woolly Bear Dos Ramos R A 113 L
8 Shared Account Prado E S 121 L
9 Never Retreat Leparoux J R 121 L
10 Hooh Why Pizarro T 113 L
11 Miss Keller (IRE) Gomez G K 119 L
12 Apple Charlotte Russell S 113 L
13 Zagora (FR) Castellano J J 124 L
14 Stars to Shine Buick W 115 L

OldDog 09-15-2011 02:34 PM

I'm wondering what happened to Musketier. He worked yesterday -- 5 furlongs in 1:05.

my miss storm cat 09-15-2011 06:25 PM

Poor guy... I hope he'll be okay.

Attfield, looking for his first Northern Dancer score, has Simmard but Musketier, who was scheduled to represent the barn, has been sidelined.

“He colicked last night,” said Attfield, on Thursday morning.“He’s in a holding pattern now, at the clinic. They’re hoping they don’t have to operate.

“He’s had soundness issues but he’d never had a sick day in his life, since I’ve had him.”.


http://www.drf.com/news/woodbine-fro...-sunday-stakes

OldDog 09-16-2011 06:59 AM

Damn. I hope he pulls through. Thanks for the link.

odbaxter 09-16-2011 05:09 PM

I'm pulling for #7 Riding the river in the Mile. He'll be a huge longshot. Like Dave Cotey; these are the same connections who ran then sold Mine that Bird after his Grey stakes win. I'm sure they would have loved to win the Derby but they did alright by him.

my miss storm cat 09-16-2011 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by odbaxter (Post 807248)
I'm pulling for #7 Riding the river in the Mile. He'll be a huge longshot. Like Dave Cotey; these are the same connections who ran then sold Mine that Bird after his Grey stakes win. I'm sure they would have loved to win the Derby but they did alright by him.

Good luck!

Wow the Canadian is just a fantastic betting race.

I'm going to try to just focus on Woodbine this weekend. This is what i have so far... (cause I know you all wanna know). :rolleyes: :D

Sat...

R8, Candy Bull
R9, Making Amends
R10, (my lock) Artie Hot

Sunday...

R5 (Canadian)...3,7,10 (no really.. Magic Broomstick, Woolly Bear, Hooh Why)/2,3 4 6 7,10,11,12,13,14

R8 (Northern Dancer)...
Wigmore Hall, Hotep exacta box
tri...4/1/2,5
(Wigmore Hall to win even though the odds will be nada)

The Mile... going back and forth with Side Glance and Right One so at this point if nothing else will throw both on top of a tri and use Woodbourne (sentimental win bet) and Grand Adventure with Hollinger, Courageous Cat, and Court Vision underneath. Will probably play Side Glance to win as well.

Good luck everyone and apologies in advance cause if for some reason Woodbourne manages to upset the alignmnet of the planets and wins? You all will hear me screaminbg from wherever you are.

Merlinsky 09-18-2011 04:27 PM

They're running the TVG Woodbine coverage on Sports South. Woodbine Mile about to go...

hockey2315 09-18-2011 04:56 PM

I know Woodbine is sooo progressive, good for bettors blah blah blah. But can someone explain to me why they place big races so poorly on their cards? It can't be a good idea to break up the big stakes with these terrible claimers/Ontario bred races. An all-stakes PK3 would generate way more handle.

Dahoss 09-18-2011 05:04 PM

Quite a ride by Jaime Spencer on Dance and Dance. It was like he tried to find trouble.

hockey2315 09-18-2011 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Dahoss (Post 807561)
Quite a ride by Jaime Spencer on Dance and Dance. It was like he tried to find trouble.

I was just saying that to myself. Wow that was awful.

helicopter11 09-18-2011 05:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hockey2315 (Post 807560)
I know Woodbine is sooo progressive, good for bettors blah blah blah. But can someone explain to me why they place big races so poorly on their cards? It can't be a good idea to break up the big stakes with these terrible claimers/Ontario bred races. An all-stakes PK3 would generate way more handle.

People like me, who rarely play Woodbine unless its a big race like today will only focus on the three major stakes races. Since its spread out from race 5 to race 10, I am forced to handicap 6 to 8 races if I am playing the pick4. and rolling pick 3s. If they had put the races together back to back to back I will only handicap 3-5 races. On track, the people will stick around longer to watch all 3 stakes races 3 hours as opposed to 1.5 hours with 3 big races together.

hockey2315 09-18-2011 05:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by helicopter11 (Post 807564)
People like me, who rarely play Woodbine unless its a big race like today will only focus on the three major stakes races. Since its spread out from race 5 to race 10, I am forced to handicap 6 to 8 races if I am playing the pick4. and rolling pick 3s. If they had put the races together back to back to back I will only handicap 3-5 races. On track, the people will stick around longer to watch all 3 stakes races 3 hours as opposed to 1.5 hours with 3 big races together.

Or people won't want to or won't feel comfortable handicapping those races and therefore won't play as much. That's how it is for me at least, and I play Woodbine a lot. Why take a few very attractive wagers and spread them out into more barely attractive wagers? I really don't think you're increasing handle that way.


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