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  • Competitive Field Lined Up for The Woodward

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    A strong field of nine will be headed to the starting gate for what is listed by the game as being just the sixth running of the Grade 1 Woodward. The race debut in 2005, but supposedly took a long hiatus between 2006 and 2020 before reappearing in 2021 to be won by Splash Mountain.

  • Individuation And Crack Dab Headline Lukas Classic

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    The field may not be large for the Lukas Classic, but this Grade 2 from CD will provide us some pretty big names, including both Individuation and Crack Dab. Altogether, there are only six horses going to post, but this has never been a race to draw a large field even with it having appealing conditions.

  • Weekend Stakes Coverage 9/29 9/30 10/1

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      9/29/23   12  SA    Chillingworth Stakes (GIII) $100.000    3yo&Up F&M   6 1/2f   Dirt    3yo 121lbs  Older 123lbs 1    New Albany    Our Athletes    Cedillo A   121   7/1    2    Sioux Flower    Mb Stables  … Read More ›

  • Sirius Black Makes Quick Work of OK Derby

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       9/24/23    2   RP    OK Derby (GIII)       $400.000      3yo     1 1/8m Dirt   122lbs The OK Derby (GIII) was over shortly after the gates opened…  Sirius Black let Battle Plan flash a bit of early speed,… Read More ›

  • Weekend Stakes Recaps 9/23-24

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      9/23/23   10   AQU   The Noble Damsel (GIII)   $150.000  3yo&Up F&M   1m  InTurf      3yo 121lbs  Older 124lbs +penalties       16   PRX   Greenwood Cup (GIII)   $200.000  3yo&Up     1 1/2m  Dirt     3yo 118lbs  Older 122lbs +penalties  … Read More ›

  • Twin Rackets Upsets PA Derby

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    9/23/2023   21   PRX   The PA Derby (GI)         $1,000.000  3yo   1 1/8m  Drit      122lbs https://simracingform.com/2023/09/24/twin-rackets-upsets-pa-derby-gi/amp/

  • Siouxbiscuit Prevails in a Photo Finish in Dogwood

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    Over the course of her three year old campaign, Siouxbiscuit has been highly productive, but a series of close calls at the wire has likely left Mb Stables thinking that the filly could have done so much more. She’s been a little snake-bit, and her last race where she missed the headbob at the wire in the Grade 1 Test is a good example of that.

  • Wyatt Langmore Is Too Much for His Harrods Creek Competition

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    The Harrods Creek ran for the third time on Saturday, with a field of ten looking to pick up the winners portion of the $300.000 purse. Getting the upper hand here would be the Fractious- trained Wyatt Langmore, a gelding by Count The Stars that the trainer picked up with a $25.000 claim in February.

  • From The Gate, At The Gates Is Dominant in Bourbon Trail

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    When we last saw At The Gates, he struggled mightily in the slop at the Travers. Surely, he was a better horse than that, as his prior race on a sloppy track, coming here at CD, was also very poor. There was no reason to worry about rain this time around, as the track was fast, and the opportunity was there for At The Gates to redeem himself.

  • Wavy Girl Runs Away With Cotillion

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    Every year, the Cotillion can be counted on for having a great field that will send several runners to the BC Distaff. That won’t be any different this year, and winning the race can be a great way to make a statement that you should be one of the favorites for that race. Holding that distinction will be Wavy Girl, who was the post time favorite going in.