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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
If Sierra Leone is to notch another top-level victory June 28 in the $1 million Stephen Foster Stakes (G1) at Churchill Downs, the late finisher will likely have to close from behind an anticipated moderate tempo. View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Ziggity Zag won her career debut June 24 at Horseshoe Indianapolis to give 2021 Horse of the Year and first-crop sire Knicks Go his first winner as a stallion.View the full article -
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`T, I don't think you curry much favour using language like the above. Many workers go to work and make errors of judgement! -
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Taylor Made Stallions resident freshman Knicks Go (Paynter) was represented by his first career winner Tuesday when Ziggity Zag came from off the pace to score at Horseshoe Indianapolis. Campaigned by Flying Dutchman, the Kentucky bred filly was installed the 3-1 second choice for this unveiling. Reserved in a stalking position as longshot Dreaming Collect (Collected) carved out an opening quarter mile in :22.50, the grey kept the pacesetter in her sights through a :47.26 half. Asked for more by Nic Juarez turning for home, she found the early leader tough to run down late, however, she was able to get to the front in the final jump, winning by a neck. Favored Nanina (Ger) (No Nay Never) closed to be third. The first foal out of Lounge Act (Creative Cause), Ziggity Zag has a foal sister by Beau Liam. 6th-Horseshoe Indianapolis, $32,000, Msw, 6-24, 2yo, f, 7 1/2fT, 1:29.66, fm, neck. ZIGGITY ZAG, f, 2, by Knicks Go 1st Dam: Lounge Act, by Creative Cause 2nd Dam: Hallelujah Trail, by Gilded Time 3rd Dam: Runaway Aly, by Alydeed Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $19,200. O-Flying Dutchman Breeding and Racing; B-Boardshorts Stables LLC (KY); T-Brian A. Lynch. Click for the Equibase.com chart The post First Winner for Freshman Knicks Go at Horseshoe Indianapolis Tuesday appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
We had a discussion about this previously i think when I posted on another site under Integrity101 My understanding was Daniel took the raw data literally and made the point small time differences (where the study may have used " not significantly" in a different context) can translate into winning margins...1/2L = @ 0.1sec et el Just an aside ,when the RIB are invited by Stewards to increase fines/days suspension for winning they clearly have no idea about Dan's thinking...in the recent instance of Satherely cheating while winning...RIB's Gavin Jones said more or less 'a $50 increase in fine when winning then but we dont believe the nose victory had anything to do with the extra strike' In fact ex Head of Auckland CIB Gav got it wrong, claimed his claim of 1 extra strike was a typo when it was 2...changed the report after I alerted them but didn't increase the extra $50 or show the fact the margin was 0.1 L...of course 2 extra strikes won the race as evidenced by the sectionals
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