Week/Weekend Stakes Beyers

Kasept · #1 09-13-2010, 03:30 PM

PID Masters S (G3): Informed Decision 91 (J. Sheppard/J. Leparoux)
PID Mile S: Gayego 103 (S. bin Suroor/A. Garcia)

DEL Endine S (G3): Secret Gypsy 89 (R. Werner/J. Theriot)
DEL Rosenberger Memorial S: Domestic Bliss 87 (K. Demasi/J. Caraballo)
DEL DTHA Governors Day S: Edgewater 95 (R. Jenkins/A. Napravnik)

BEL Bowling Green H (G2): Al Khali 95 (W. Mott/A. Garcia)
BEL Ashley T. Cole S: Uncle T Seven 92 (J. Kimmel/J. Leparoux)

KD Kentucky Cup Turf S (G3): Rezif 95 (M. Jacobson/G. Kuntzweiler)

PHA PHBA Distaff S: Jemilyn 79 (R. Preciado/A. Mariano)
PHA PHBA Classic S: Movin' Out 76 (K. LeBarron/S. Elliott)_
PHA Mrs. Penny S: Noble Maz 81 (W. McCarthy/S. Elliott)
PHA Mr. Jenney H: Zoeling 83 (D. Matthews/F. Geroux)

WO La Prevoyante S: Dancing Raven 76 (M. Doyle/C. Sutherland)
WO Swynford S: Bear's Future 75 (R. Baker/G. Olguin)

AP Arl-Wash Lassie S (G3): Wonderlandbynight 79 (M. Reavis/E. Baird)
AP Arl-Wash Futurity (G3): Major Gain 83 (W. Catalano/J. Alvarado)

TP Fall Championship S (G3): Eldaafer 95 (D. Alvarado/J. Court)

ZIA Premier Cup H: River Echo 90 (H. Dominguez/A. Medellin)

MTH Formal Gold S: Etched 92 (K. McLaughlin/A. Garcia)
MTH Revidere S: Eye of Taurus 91 (K. McLaughlin/E. Castro)

clyde · #2 09-13-2010, 03:33 PM

Fine work,Stevie.

You're the best!!

cmorioles · #3 09-13-2010, 07:33 PM

I know US turf horses pretty much suck, but is cracking 100 in G1/G2 races really that hard these days?

JerseyJ · #4 09-13-2010, 07:50 PM

Anyone know the figure from today's 2nd at Delaware...Hamazing Destiny showed the brilliance that he shows from time to time at the Allowance/Listed Stake level today running 6F in 1:08.4 at Delaware today hammering allowance foes, but he can never seem to get it done against top stake company. Any beyer for this race? The 2nd fastest 6F time of the day was 1:10.1.

Dahoss · #5 09-13-2010, 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by JerseyJ

Anyone know the figure from today's 2nd at Delaware...Hamazing Destiny showed the brilliance that he shows from time to time at the Allowance/Listed Stake level today running 6F in 1:08.4 at Delaware today hammering allowance foes, but he can never seem to get it done against top stake company. Any beyer for this race? The 2nd fastest 6F time of the day was 1:10.1.

98

JerseyJ · #6 09-13-2010, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Dahoss

98

Couldn't have done it any easier today either. Keep waiting for him to make that step up in a sprint division which is wide open now tha Majesticperfection is out. Big Drama seems to be the leader based on the fact that the others have questions, Discreetly Mine (being a 3YO) and so forth with Here Comes Ben arguably 2nd after his win in the Forego and such. Maybe he'll never make that next step based on his past.

blackthroatedwind · #7 09-13-2010, 08:00 PM

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Originally Posted by JerseyJ

Couldn't have done it any easier today either. Keep waiting for him to make that step up in a sprint division which is wide open now tha Majesticperfection is out. Big Drama seems to be the leader based on the fact that the others have questions, Discreetly Mine (being a 3YO) and so forth with Here Comes Ben arguably 2nd after his win in the Forego and such. Maybe he'll never make that next step based on his past.

Would you stop. If he wasn't trained by Wayne you wouldn't pay him any mind. And rightfully so.

The Indomitable DrugS · #8 09-13-2010, 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by JerseyJ

Anyone know the figure from today's 2nd at Delaware...Hamazing Destiny showed the brilliance that he shows from time to time at the Allowance/Listed Stake level today running 6F in 1:08.4 at Delaware today hammering allowance foes, but he can never seem to get it done against top stake company. Any beyer for this race? The 2nd fastest 6F time of the day was 1:10.1.

The highlight of that race was watching Alejandro Reyes run his training record to 0-for-145 on the year after Prince Joshua finished last. PJ went off at 18/1 odds but was trading at 90/1.

Meanwhile - from the trainer with the worst stuff around to the trainer with perhaps the best stuff - the great Juan Carlos Guerrero's 2nd off the claim romper Rather was trading heavily at 2/5 and 1/2 today .. he ended up paying $3.20 to win and $3.20 place.

It looked like someone might have pulled the old dog track move in that race ... JC Guerrero's horse was hammered in the win and place pool early .. and drifted quickly from 1/9 - to 1/5 - to 3/5 during the race. A possible case of a bettor pumping in strong win/place action on the horse early to inflate the odds of all other runners ... and cancelling a good bit of the action during the loading process.

JerseyJ · #9 09-13-2010, 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

Would you stop. If he wasn't trained by Wayne you wouldn't pay him any mind. And rightfully so.

If he wasn't trained by Lukas he might be there already at that level and he might have run back to his debut if he was still with Robertson.

hockey2315 · #10 09-13-2010, 11:04 PM

Hamazing Destiny will never be relevant in the sprint division. . .

chucklestheclown · #11 09-15-2010, 03:29 AM

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Originally Posted by hockey2315

Hamazing Destiny will never be relevant in the sprint division. . .

Never is a strong word. If it were not for his trainer he would get more respect.