10/3 (BEL): JCGC, Hirsch, Beldame, Flower Bowl, Vosburgh (G1's)

[NTamm1215]

Great race and performance by Summer Bird and a good race from Quality Road as well.

How about someone being alive to ALL in the Pick 6? Hope it was either Interpatation's owner or trainer!

NT

[Travis Stone]

Summer Bird won today and he deserves credit. But Quality Road - for all the detractors and naysayers - ran huge. 10 furlongs is a tad too far for him, and that's okay. He broke outside, prompted the pace while rank, took over, and held Summer Bird at bay from the half-mile pole to just past mid-stretch. It's not like he was dusted a gave-up.

He's my early pick for the Cigar Mile.

[freddymo]

Originally Posted by Travis Stone

Summer Bird won today and he deserves credit. But Quality Road - for all the detractors and naysayers - ran huge. 10 furlongs is a tad too far for him, and that's okay. He broke outside, prompted the pace while rank, took over, and held Summer Bird at bay from the half-mile pole to just past mid-stretch. It's not like he was dusted a gave-up.

He's my early pick for the Cigar Mile.

A one turn mile could be Munnings best distance

[randallscott35]

That will be the first and only time I bet Asiatic Boy....Yuck.

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by freddymo

A one turn mile could be Munnings best distance

Munnings needs a dry track.

[my miss storm cat]

I hadn't realized this and thought it was cool.

http://drf.com/news/article/107812.html

Interpatation, whose last two wins had come in back-to-back renewals of the Larry R. Riviello Presidents Cup at Philadelphia Park in 2006-07, finished fourth at 28-1 in the 2006 Turf Classic, third at 19-1 two years ago, and was second at 16-1 last year.

Beautiful win by Summer Bird.

[CSC]

Originally Posted by Travis Stone

Summer Bird won today and he deserves credit. But Quality Road - for all the detractors and naysayers - ran huge. 10 furlongs is a tad too far for him, and that's okay. He broke outside, prompted the pace while rank, took over, and held Summer Bird at bay from the half-mile pole to just past mid-stretch. It's not like he was dusted a gave-up.

He's my early pick for the Cigar Mile.

QR ran well Travis, better than I thought he would at 1 1/4, Summer Bird was good today, I'll have to look at the race again but I really expected him to blow the field away and would have done so had QR not had run so big. Onto the Classic and if he can win the race first and with some authority he may get a few HOY votes thrown his way, nonetheless it was a historical win today.

[philcski]

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

Great race and performance by Summer Bird and a good race from Quality Road as well.

How about someone being alive to ALL in the Pick 6? Hope it was either Interpatation's owner or trainer!

NT

They took the 11th off the grass after the pick 6 started, so if you had the first 5... you're a winner! Since it paid $190k someone had a single to the last leg (presumably on the 13 who was 6/5.) Otherwise it was definitely going to be a carryover.

[Left Bank]

Originally Posted by philcski

They took the 11th off the grass after the pick 6 started, so if you had the first 5... you're a winner! Since it paid $190k someone had a single to the last leg (presumably on the 13 who was 6/5.) Otherwise it was definitely going to be a carryover.

They hit the "ALL" button.

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by Left Bank

They hit the "ALL" button.

How do you know?

[philcski]

Originally Posted by Left Bank

They hit the "ALL" button.

wrong

they probably hit the "ALL" button in the Hirsch but not in the last leg.

[Left Bank]

http://www.equibase.com/static/chart...00309USA11.pdf
That is what the chart says.

[philcski]

Originally Posted by Left Bank

http://www.equibase.com/static/chart...00309USA11.pdf
That is what the chart says.

I give up.

Like I said before, when they take a race off the turf in NY after the start of the pick 6 sequence, it is shown as an "ALL" race, so any runner is a winner. If he had more than one in the last leg, for example two live runners, it would have displayed $190k/2 = $95k per ticket, three live runners would have shown $190k/3 = $63k per ticket, etc.

[Left Bank]

Originally Posted by philcski

I give up.

Like I said before, when they take a race off the turf in NY after the start of the pick 6 sequence, it is shown as an "ALL" race, so any runner is a winner. If he had more than one in the last leg, for example two live runners, it would have displayed $190k/2 = $95k per ticket, three live runners would have shown $190k/3 = $63k per ticket, etc.

I gotcha now,sorry.