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Old 08-26-2012, 06:00 AM
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SAR Travers S (G1): Alpha 100 (Bernardini) K. McLaughlin/R. Dominguez
SAR Travers S (G1): Golden Ticket 100 (Speightstown) K. McPeek/D. Cohen
SAR Test S (G1): Contested 91 (Ghostzapper) B. Baffert/R. Bejarano
SAR King's Bishop S (G1): Willy Beamin 97 (Suave) R. Dutrow/A. Garcia
SAR Ballston Spa S (G2): Zagora-FR 102 (Green Tune) C. Brown/R. Dominguez
SAR Personal Ensign H (G1): Love and Pride 100 (A.P. Indy) T. Pletcher/J. Velazquez
SAR Ballerina S (G1): Turbulent Descent 96 (Congrats) T. Pletcher/J. Velazquez
SAR Clever Electrician S: Fiddlers Afleet 94 (Northern Afleet) D. Jacobson/A. Garcia
SAR Albany S: Willy Beamin 84 (Suave) R. Dutrow/A. Garcia

DMR Pacific Classic S (G1): Dullahan -- (Even the Score) D. Romans/J. Rosario
DMR Pat O'Brien S (G2): Capital Account -- (Closing Argument) B. Baffert/D. Flores
DMR Del Mar Mile H (G2): Obviously-IRE -- (Choisir-AUS) M. Mitchell/J. Talamo
DMR Del Mar H (G2): Casino Host -- (Dynaformer) R. Ellis/J. Talamo
DMR CTT & TOC H: Let's Go Cheyenne 91 (Tiznow) V. Cerin/J. Talamo

WO Play the King S (G2): Big Band Sound 98 (Bernstein) D. Vella/T. Pizarro
WO ON Colleen S (G3): Colonial Flag 86 (Pleasant Tap) M. Matz/J. Rocco

CRC Susan's Girl S: Putyourdreamsaway 65 (Put It Back) W. Kaplan/J. Leyva
CRC Affirmed S: D'nied Permission 70 (D'wildcat) J. Calascibetta/L. Saez
CRC Seacliff S: Sr. Quisqueyano 76 (Exclusive Quality) L. Olivares/J. Santana
CRC Catcharisingstar S: Martha's Moon 69 (Malibu Moon) M. Estevez/F. Jara
CRC Lindsay Frolic S: Rose to Gold 73 (Friends Lake) S. Santoro/J. Rios
CRC Fasig Tipton Turf Dash S: Itsmyluckyday 81 (Lawyer Ron) E. Plesa/M. Cruz
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Old 08-27-2012, 09:15 AM
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Old 08-27-2012, 09:32 AM
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Old 08-27-2012, 09:34 AM
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Is it possible for a turf miler to get say a 115 figure?
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Old 08-27-2012, 09:49 AM
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Is it possible for a turf miler to get say a 115 figure?
Theoretically, yes, but I don't remember one recently.

Here is a list I found:

Mile
08 – Goldikova – 107
07 – Kip Deville – 108
06 – Miesque’s Approval – 109
05 – Artie Schiller – 110
04 – Singletary – 109
03 – Six Perfections – 105
02 – Domedriver – 113
01 – Val Royal – 114
00 – War Chant – 108
99 – Silic – 110
98 - Da Hoss – 114
97 – Spinning World – 114
96 – Da Hoss – 114
95 – Ridgewood Pearl – 114
94 – Barathea – 109
93 – Lure – 112
92 – Lure – 112
91 – Opening Verse – 110
90 – Royal Academy – 111
89 – Steinlen – 109
88 – Miesque – 117
87 – Miesque – 119
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Old 08-27-2012, 10:21 AM
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Theoretically, yes, but I don't remember one recently.

Here is a list I found:

Mile
08 – Goldikova – 107
07 – Kip Deville – 108
06 – Miesque’s Approval – 109
05 – Artie Schiller – 110
04 – Singletary – 109
03 – Six Perfections – 105
02 – Domedriver – 113
01 – Val Royal – 114
00 – War Chant – 108
99 – Silic – 110
98 - Da Hoss – 114
97 – Spinning World – 114
96 – Da Hoss – 114
95 – Ridgewood Pearl – 114
94 – Barathea – 109
93 – Lure – 112
92 – Lure – 112
91 – Opening Verse – 110
90 – Royal Academy – 111
89 – Steinlen – 109
88 – Miesque – 117
87 – Miesque – 119
I am not disputing the figures at all but given it was a track record, on a surface that has been fast all meet, I was thinking how much faster would a horse have to go from 104 to say 115, which is what I think of when I think of big speed performances. Would it be say 131 3/5? So thats when I said is it even physically possible.

Lure was the best miler from a speed performance standpoint that I saw race a lot in the states. Dahoss would be pretty close.
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That felt like an impressive performance and not because I was cashing a ticket. That wide move on the turn almost had me in a rage...yet the horse had the ability to overcome it and still run down Game on Dude.

For once I was the recipient of the colossal poly close. Usually I'm Game on Dude.
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That felt like an impressive performance and not because I was cashing a ticket. That wide move on the turn almost had me in a rage...yet the horse had the ability to overcome it and still run down Game on Dude.

For once I was the recipient of the colossal poly close. Usually I'm Game on Dude.
Game on Dude ran the better race IMO, and was unlucky to lose given how well he ran (that race probably wins the last 6 P classics.
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Old 08-27-2012, 10:46 AM
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Game on Dude ran the better race IMO, and was unlucky to lose given how well he ran (that race probably wins the last 6 P classics.
I have to agree with all of that. Was very impressed with Game on Dude.
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Old 08-27-2012, 11:20 AM
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Game on Dude ran the better race IMO, and was unlucky to lose given how well he ran (that race probably wins the last 6 P classics.
I don't buy that at all. He lost to the better horse yesterday. He took the lead pretty easily under his own power and wasn't going particularly fast considering the track. How was he going to hold off Dullahan if that one was even closer to him turning for home?
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I don't buy that at all. He lost to the better horse yesterday. He took the lead pretty easily under his own power and wasn't going particularly fast considering the track. How was he going to hold off Dullahan if that one was even closer to him turning for home?
Game On Dude is a better horse than Dullahan, I think history will prove that out. He is not a 10F horse either. That being said I would bet GOD moving forward if they meet again. That won't happen because it appears that Dullahan is surface limited, while GOD ran on a surface he does not relish, yet still ran great.

He had a 110 beyer figure, that would have won most Pacific Classics this decade, he made all the pace, on a surface that historically benefits the Richards Kids and Dullhans.
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That felt like an impressive performance and not because I was cashing a ticket. That wide move on the turn almost had me in a rage...yet the horse had the ability to overcome it and still run down Game on Dude.

For once I was the recipient of the colossal poly close. Usually I'm Game on Dude.
.....yep, that happens to me at woodbine too much.
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