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Longshot War Strategy prevailed at Woodbine under a patient ride from Sahin Civaci in Saturday’s Grade 2, $200,500 Kennedy Road, which was marred by a tumultuous start.
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Lady of City was totally overlooked by the wagering public when she won her debut at odds of 38-1 on October 3. But bettors could not get enough of the promising 2-year-old filly when she returned to dominate the $75,000 Juvenile Fillies Sprint by 4 3/4 lengths over Early Spark as the prohibitive 3-5 favorite Saturday at Gulfstream Park.
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Bob Baffert scored a predictable one-two finish in the $100,000 Desi Arnaz Stakes on Saturday at Del Mar, as the 1-5 favorite Holmby kicked clear of Sea’s No Joke by 2 1/4 lengths in a casual bounce-back victory. The stablemates ran with one another all the way and were never seriously challenged by three rivals behind.
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Doctor Abbie closed from ninth under jockey Angel Rodriguez to score a 31-1 upset in the $100,000 Thirty Eight Go Go Stakes on Saturday at Laurel Park.
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The well-travelled Arctic Wolf, whose five career starts have come at five different racetracks, showed a special fondness for the new Belmont Park Tapeta track when making every pole a winning one, en route to a three-length victory over Metallican in Saturday’s $175,000 Awad Stakes, which was originally scheduled to be run over the Widener turf course.
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Echo Sound fought off a stern challenge from Justinqueso and won the $300,000 Dream Supreme Stakes on Saturday at Churchill Downs.
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Kevin Plowcha's analysis of the Monday 11/16 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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Recently stakes-placed, the speedy Cool Times experiments around one turn in Thursday’s featured nonwinners-of-two allowance for fillies and mares at Woodbine.
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It has been an outstanding year for trainer Marcus Melander. Heading into Saturday's (November 14) final two major juvenile trotting events, the Hambletonian-winning conditioner looks to add to a record earnings total with five 2-year-olds in the $383,830 Valley Victory and $386,830 Goldsmith Maid, half of the Final Four for freshmen at the Meadowlands. Melander, who sent out Apex to capture his first Hambletonian in August, looks to close out the campaign with Command Center, the Gimpanzee-sired half-brother to Apex, in the Valley Victory and Birr Castle, the Breeders Crown champion, among three in the Goldsmith Maid.
