Weird betting coup at Thistledown

[Calzone Lord]

Here are some of the equine stars involved in this Ohio bred filly MSW race.

The 16.5 length winner as the longest shot on the board ran twice prior at Thistle -- she scorched a 29 Beyer in her debut and ran a 14 last time out despite chasing a 22 3/5 first quarter.




Here is the eventual 2nd place finisher and post time favorite in the betting: Only a 1-for-62 jockey, but she did surge out a 9 Beyer last time at a lower class level.




Here is the eventual 3rd place finisher: This one was able to secure a loose lead through a 23.20 opening quarter last time out and exploded with a 10 Beyer ... however, was jumping back up in class and retaining the 0-for-40 jockey.




Believe it or not ... this sensational performer did not finish last in the race: Note that the day she exploded and ran a Beyer of 1 -- she was able to press a trotter like pace of 28.60 and 54 flat going a mile. Seriously, that's a buggy race pace.

[Calzone Lord]

You know something, Rosie Day has a nice turf pedigree.

Dayjur out of a Trempolino mare.

I can't believe they haven't tried her on the grass yet...talk about mismanagement of such a fine animal.

[philcski]

Originally Posted by Calzone Lord

You know something, Rosie Day has a nice turf pedigree.

Dayjur out of a Trempolino mare.

I can't believe they haven't tried her on the grass yet...talk about mismanagement of such a fine animal.

Costs too much to ship to River Downs!

[Revidere]

Originally Posted by Calzone Lord

Here are some of the equine stars involved in this Ohio bred filly MSW race.

The 16.5 length winner as the longest shot on the board ran twice prior at Thistle -- she scorched a 29 Beyer in her debut and ran a 14 last time out despite chasing a 22 3/5 first quarter.




Here is the eventual 2nd place finisher and post time favorite in the betting: Only a 1-for-62 jockey, but she did surge out a 9 Beyer last time at a lower class level.




Here is the eventual 3rd place finisher: This one was able to secure a loose lead through a 23.20 opening quarter last time out and exploded with a 10 Beyer ... however, was jumping back up in class and retaining the 0-for-40 jockey.




Believe it or not ... this sensational performer did not finish last in the race: Note that the day she exploded and ran a Beyer of 1 -- she was able to press a trotter like pace of 28.60 and 54 flat going a mile. Seriously, that's a buggy race pace.

Beyer said they may adjust that 10 figure.

[pba1817]

Originally Posted by Revidere

Beyer said they may adjust that 10 figure.