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Here's the replay for the two prior runs from that horse -- both at the same class level.
* Breaks from post #2: http://www1.drf.com/displayVideo.do?...=D&country=USA * Breaks from far outside post position and finishes last in field of 11: http://www1.drf.com/displayVideo.do?...=D&country=USA Her jockeys took a hold of her early and in the head-on replays of both races -- you can see she was being sort of eased after she got about 20 lengths behind the next to last horse in the field. It's pretty mysterious how a horse can perform like that one week and almost win a race at the same level the next week. I could see if there was a layoff line and some vet work was done on her and a little time was given to fix an ailment. |
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Short list of bums for today as I am behind on making my figures and barely had time to look as I have plans for later tonight:
Suffolk Race #2: Candles Onthe Wind Parx Race #2: Michaela's Candi Parx Race #10: Brave Samson |
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All 3 of them got dusted ... but upon reviewing the charts -- I was a few minutes late getting Parx Race #2 in.
Only 2 count. 474 down, only 526 more to go. |
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Today's duo made off with a relatively paltry $520 to bring the total so far up to $471,014.
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Bums for today:
Finger Lakes Race #1: Beach Harber Man Finger Lakes Race #3: Overloud Finger Lakes Race #5: First Dine Finger Lakes Race #7: Mom Proof Hoosier Race #7: Great Sky Dancer Mountaineer Race #1: Killian's Advice Mountaineer Race #7: Cihangir Presque Isle Downs Race #3: Moonshot Monkey Presque Isle Downs Race #5: Desi's Demon Parx Race #4: Libbys Legacy Parx Race #10: Wild And Away Suffolk Race #6: Tink's Tiger |
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The streak has ended on the 480th try.
Mom Proof (20/1 loading into the gate, but ended up going off at 37/1 odds won the 7th race at Finger Lakes) He won a desperate 3-way photo finish... ![]() It was only a 7 horse field. The horse who finished 7th and last was beaten less than 4 lengths. The final time for the mile was a jaw dropping slow 1:42.31 This was an OPEN claiming race for older males -- not condition -- OPEN! Turned out to be an unbelievably weak race and a 7lbs bug rider taking over for a journeyman beats me. Dead at 480 and no one is happier about it than me. This challenge was brutally hard ... and anyone who thinks other wise is nuts and should try doing it themselves. Much bigger priced horses than this one have won on a daily basis. I've seen days where three or four different hundred dollar horses have won throughout the country on the same day. Thanks for all the good record keeping Ranger. |
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Nice run at it Doug. Both attempts (10 wins & 1000 losses) have been very impressive (I can't even imagine the work and time consumed) and fun to watch.
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Felix Unger talking to Oscar Madison: "Your horse could finish third by 20 lengths and they still pay you? And you have been losing money for all these years?!" |
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amazing thread and effort on your part. enjoyed reading it as it unfolded, and hate to see it end-altho i can understand you being glad it's done. i thought this would be the harder of the two halves...percentage-wise, it turned out to be. interesting all the same-and i was hoping you could manage to do both! |
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