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Arlington Park
Renee's Regent: Raced fourth
more than 2 ½ lengths behind after three-eighths
of a mile, rallied to second in stretch, bothered
by pacesetter, finished third beaten two necks,
but was advanced to second because of disqualification
at five furlongs on a yielding turf course July
14.
Dawnsdarlingorphan: Raced
sixth more than four lengths behind after a
half-mile, rallied four wide from fifth to make
up more than 3 ¾ lengths in stretch and
lost by three-quarters of a length at six furlongs
on July 8.
Behaving Badly: Raced sixth
early, dropped back to seventh 4 ½ lengths
behind after a half-mile, came four wide into
the stretch, rallied from fourth to make up
three lengths by a length at a mile on the turf
June 15. (Pressed pace two heads behind in third
after a half-mile, rallied three wide on turn
and dug in gamely to prevail by a half-mile
at six furlongs on July 3.)
Killing M Softly: Raced
3 ½ lengths behind in sixth after a half-mile,
came off rail on far turn, rallied from fifth
to make up more than 2 ½ lengths and
lost by a neck at 1 1/16 miles on yielding turf
June 11. (Raced seventh more than 4 ½
lengths after a half-mile, angled out for drive,
rallied from sixth to second making up more
than two lengths and lost by a neck at 1 1/8
miles on a good turf course July 5; returned
$5.60 for place.)
Devil's Diary: Raced fifth
early, dropped back to ninth more than 9 ½
lengths behind after a half-mile, came five
wide into stretch, rallied from fourth to make
up 3 ½ lengths and lost by a head at
1 1/16 miles on the turf June 4. (Raced three
wide more than three lengths behind in fifth
after a half-mile, rallied in stretch and finished
second by 2 ½ lengths at 1 1/8 miles
on the grass July 1.)
Belmont
Bad Boy Rising: Stumbled
at start, steadied, trailed early, inched up
to sixth more than 7 ½ lengths behind
after three-eighths of a mile while racing greenly,
rallied gamely on rail from fourth in stretch,
made up more than 4 ¾ lengths and gained
second by a half-length at 5 ½ furlongs
on July 3.
Token: Broke last, raced
10 lengths behind in eighth after a half-mile,
carried wide for drive, made up more than 5
¼ lengths in stretch and lost by three-quarters
of a length at 5 ½ furlongs at July 2.
Calder
Causeway to Heaven: Raced
ninth more than 4 ½ lengths after a half-mile,
steadied in heavy traffic on far turn, angled
out for drive, rallied from fifth to make up
more than two lengths in stretch and lost by
a half-length at 1 1/16 miles on a good turf
course July 16.
G City Gal: Track pace
in third early, advanced to second challenged
for lead after a half-mile, impeded at eighth
and sixteenth poles by second place finisher,
ran third, but was advanced to second upon disqualification
at six furlongs on July 15.
Imelda Oh: Raced third
early, dropped back to fourth more than 3 ½
lengths behind after a half-mile, steadied on
turn, angled out for drive and rallied from
fifth to gain second by a neck beaten three-quarters
of a length at 6 ½ furlongs on July 9.
Finger Lakes
Sosella: Raced 12 ½
lengths behind in fifth after a half-mile, angled
to rail in upper stretch, made up more than
4 ¼ lengths and lost by a neck at 1 1/16
miles on April 29 at Tampa Bay Downs.
Delaware
Durajazz: Raced 6 ½
lengths behind in fifth after a half-mile, rallied
in stretch from fourth to make up 3 ½
lengths and lost by a length at six furlongs
on a sealed good track July 15.
Louisianna Downs
Cajun Hot Sauce: Chased
pace in third more than 2 ½ lengths back
after a half-mile, began advancing on two leaders
on turn, steadied, moved out for drive, carried
farther out by winner in stretch, resumed rally
nearing wire and lost by a neck at seven furlongs
on July 16.
Buddyboom: Wiped out at
break, recovered to race fifth more than 4 ½
lengths behind after a half-mile, saved some
ground on turn, angled out in fourth for drive,
and gained second by a head beaten three-quarters
of a length at six furlongs on July 9.
Thornhill: Raced more than
seven lengths behind in ninth after a half-mile,
rallied five wide on far turn, finished full
of run to make up more than seven lengths in
stretch and gained second at 7 ½ furlongs
on the turf July 2.
Boro: Broke alertly, gained
lead early, increased margin to four lengths
after a half-mile and cruised to 18 ¾-length
victory at six furlongs on June 25; ran final
quarter in 12 flat. (Sprinted clear to set pace,
led by 1 ½ lengths after a half-mile,
proved no match for winner and held second by
a half-length at seven furlongs on July 15.)
Grand Minit: Bumped at
break, raced sixth more than 3 ½ lengths
behind after a half-mile, bumped nearing furlong
marker trying to advance, lacked clear room
between two leaders, made up nearly two lengths
in stretch and lost by two necks, but was advanced
to second when winner was disqualified to third
at 6 ½ furlongs on a wet fast surface
June 16. (Tracked pace two lengths behind in
third after a half-mile, challenged outside
heading for home, dueled throughout stretch
and prevailed by a neck at seven furlongs on
July 8.)
Best Colors: Raced fifth
more than 3 ½ lengths behind after three-eighths
of a mile, straightened for drive after angling
out, made up more than two lengths and lost
by a half-length at five furlongs on June 11.
(Pressed pace two heads back after three-eighths
of a mile, shook clear quickly in upper stretch
and cruised to 8 ¾-length victory at
five furlongs on July 14.)
Ski Race: Off a bit slow,
trailed early, advanced to seventh more than
eight lengths behind after a half-mile, rallied
three wide from sixth into stretch, made up
more than 4 ½ lengths and lost by three-quarters
of a length at six furlongs on June 4. (Stalked
pace in third more than 4 ½ lengths behind
after a half-mile, came out for drive and gained
second by five lengths at seven furlongs on
July 3.)
Monmouth
Extra Bend: Raced 11 lengths
behind in fifth after a half-mile, launched
drive near quarter pole angling four wide, came
inside to avoid winner drifting out in stretch,
made up nearly 4 ½ lengths and lost by
a neck at a mile on the turf four ticks off
track record July 9; zipped final quarter in
23 4/5.
Pulpit Talk: Raced third
early, dropped back to fourth more than a half-length
behind after a half-mile, lost ground to fifth
angling five wide near the quarter pole, dueled
though stretch and lost by a neck at 1 1/16
miles on the turf July 1.
Shadowmom: Raced 12 ½
lengths behind in sixth after a half-mile, angled
outside, launched rally in the lane, made up
more than 3 ¼ lengths in stretch and
lost by three-quarters of a length at a mile
and 70 yards on a sealed muddy surface June
8.
Slews Enough: Tracked pace
three wide in third after a half-mile and couldn't
close gap in stretch, but lost by 1 ½
lengths at six furlongs on a muddy surface on
June 9. (Stalked pace in third less than 1 ¾
lengths behind after a half-mile, dueled determinedly
brushing repeatedly with leader through stretch
and gradually inched a way to prevail by a head
at six furlongs on July 3.)
Philadelphia Park
Lick the Spoon: Raced sixth
more than four lengths behind after a half-mile,
blocked on far turn, steadied, rallied in stretch
and lost second by a half-length at a mile on
the turf July 15.
Touch of Platinum: Broke
from outside post, raced ninth after a half-mile,
dropped back to 10 th more than 19 ½
lengths behind after six furlongs, launch strong
rally outside for drive in seventh, made up
more than 3 ½ lengths in stretch and
lost by a half-length at 1 3/8 miles on the
turf July 11.
Red Magic: Chased paced
four lengths behind in sixth after a half-mile,
blocked repeatedly on far turn, angled wide
for drive, finished strongly to make up nearly
two lengths in stretch and gained third be a
head beaten only 1 ¾ lengths at a mile
and 70 yards on a good turf course July 8.
Letrado: Raced fifth early,
dropped back to sixth more than 6 ½ lengths
behind after a half-mile, advanced wide on far
turn, rallied from third to make up 2 ½
lengths in stretch and lost by a half-length
at a mile and 70 yards on May 13.
Imachadancer: Raced sixth
more than 3 ½ lengths behind after a
half-mile, rallied to fourth in stretch, closed
well to make up 5 ½ lengths and lost
by a length at six furlongs on a sloppy track
April 8.
Posted by miker at July
20, 2006 02:43 AM
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