{"id":10230,"date":"2012-05-24T22:36:19","date_gmt":"2012-05-24T22:36:19","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blacktypebugler.com\/?p=10230"},"modified":"-0001-11-30T00:00:00","modified_gmt":"-0001-11-30T00:00:00","slug":"oldbtb_99","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/btb.ehorseracing.com\/?p=10230","title":{"rendered":"FROM THE HORSES MOUTH – 5058"},"content":{"rendered":"

From the Horses Mouth<\/STRONG><\/P>

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RACE 1<\/STRONG><\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

11 – WORTHWHILE AGAIN(NY)<\/STRONG> – always the horse to beat in local bred events, shortens up to a mile and last win came over this track this level<\/P>

8 – BRASSIE – <\/B>makes second start off long layoff with first start at the local level in career race number 60. Faced better in last and is usually around for a piece of the purse<\/P>

10 – LUVISALL WENEED(NY) – morning line favorite hasn’t been sharp in his last four starts and is could be feeling the wear and tear of a long and competitive career<\/P>

RACE 2<\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

2 – ADAM’S CURSE(IRE) – <\/B>makes first start since February in her claiming debut; from mare that has produced two stakes winners, chance at price<\/P>

6 – FULL OF RED(KY) – <\/B>racing over her head in her last four starts, finds field she can handle this time around<\/P>

7 – DOUBLE UP THE LEFT(MD) – runaway winner last out this distance in MSW, drops into claim first time and is worth a wager at 12-1.<\/P>

RACE 3<\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

5 – DOYANO WHATIMEAN(KY) – <\/B>first time starter Tiz Wonderful colt debuts for a tag, out of a stakes winning mare who won at first asking as a two year old<\/P>

8 – STORMY BASEBALL(KY) – <\/B>Stormy Atlantic filly, in for a tag first time, tries boys this go round and could find herself in a new stable after this race<\/P>

3 – FIXATE(TUR) – <\/B>was well overmatched when appearing in a stakes for his racing debut; drops in for a tag here and while still possibly overmatched, chances look better with this group <\/P>

RACE 4<\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

13 – U S C(KY) – <\/B>solid debut for Blame colt when 4th in the Jack Be Nimble Stakes, half to 2010 Eclipse Award winning 3 year old dirt filly SEE YOU LA, might be this good<\/P>

6 – A GIANT EVENT(KY) – <\/B>rallied from back of the pack in debut over this oval turning in a fields best 72 speed figure for that effort, winner came back and won the Swift Hollandia Stakes<\/P>

10 – MEDAL PLATFORM(JPN) – <\/B>circled horses last time out losing a three way photo to finish a fast closing 3rd; added furlong helps, winner came back and won the Your Czar Stakes <\/P>

RACE 5<\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

4 – EMERALD KASH(JPN) – <\/B>made bold move over this course from dead last in debut to finish a fast closing third to the highly regarded Alberta Awesome, winner of two for two including the Storied past Stakes<\/P>

14 – SABER MOUNTAIN(KY) – <\/B>bred to be quick, pressed the pace from the outside in her debut only to finish 1 length behind the winner, Pond Hockey, who came back from that effort and won a stakes next time out<\/P>

8 – INEVITABLE SONG(KY) – <\/B>well-bred filly turned in a solid effort in her debut upstate at this distance missing by a nose, sits good trip here and is the one to beat<\/P>

RACE 6<\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

12 – RISINA(KY) – <\/B>with just five career starts this five year old mare is so far ahead of this field makes her look like a stakes type against a field of claiming types, much the best in this allowance affair<\/P>

7 – VICTORY J. CB(FR)- <\/B>on the board in 14 of her 17 lifetime starts, consistent mare gets what it all about, wins the battle for place<\/P>

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6 – POSTIE PETE(GB) – <\/B>another filly who knows how to earn a paycheck, winless 8 tries at a route but 6 times ITM when in for the long haul, happy with part<\/P>

RACE 7 <\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

11 – BLAMER(KY) – <\/B>almost every horse in this field has bounced off their maiden win so you have to wonder if this debut winner will suffer the same fate in his first race against winners, but then he is the only horse that one at first asking<\/P>

9 – WELL CAPITALIZED(KY) – <\/B>throw out last around two turns, returns to sprint, would like better on dirt, but he’s good enough to beat this group on the lawn<\/P>

6 – JACKSON’S TERROR(ENG) – <\/B>Green Desert colt tries turf for the first time after posting some competitive running lines over the dirt<\/P>

RACE 8<\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

7 – INDIAN BLUES(KY) – <\/B>well placed in this field, sits good trip in here and has posted trip digits in four of last five starts<\/P>

11 – INGRATE(KY) – <\/B>has been facing better in recent starts, runs well this distance, and will benefit from the promise of a fast early pace<\/P>

4 – WALK AWAY A WINNER(KY) – <\/B>does his best running late and makes second start off a layoff<\/P>

RACE 9<\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

4 – FLEET FEATS G(JPN) – <\/B>so lets’ see…14 wins in 25 starts, in the money in 24 of 25 starts, and odds of 7-1…where is the show window<\/P>

12 – KING OF DARKNESS(KY) – <\/B>the winner of this race is going to have to run a 111 because that is what it is going to take to beat this kingab six year old, has been eating up this kind in recent starts and looks to have sipped from the fountain of youth<\/P>

5 – SMOKIN KRAKEN(KY) – <\/B>was overmatched last out when ambitiously placed in the G3 Soupy Sails Classic, still has some work cut out for himself with more experienced rivals, but this lightly raced colt has his best races still in front of him<\/P>

RACE 10<\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

9 – BOOK OVERVIEW(JPN) – <\/B>looks best in a field of underachievers, Empire Maker colt has been on the board in every start and earns his diploma against these<\/P>

1 – STORMANTIC(KY) – <\/B>no wins in 15 starts with 10 in the money starts, speed and the rail, it’s now or never<\/P>

7 – STAND TRIAL(KY) – <\/B>turned in a good closing effort in last start over this track and could will be in good position when the early speed comes back to the field<\/P>

RACE 11<\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

7 – CRITICAL SABBATH(JPN) – <\/B>throw out last around two turns, won this race two back by a nose completing a three race win streak sprinting on the turf<\/P>

9 – LOUIS LIPPS(AZ) <\/B>– lost the photo to Critical Sabbath in this race two back and followed that one up with a win in a well placed turf sprint, in good form<\/P>

4 – COUNT ZIMZAM(AUS) – <\/B>makes his 53rd start and really hasn’t shown any competitive spirit on almost a year but has been facing much better than these and could wake up at a big price<\/P>

RACE 12<\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

12 – PROPICIOUSLY(KY) – <\/B>G1 winner last out will hold all the speed in check here, the question is will she have enough to hold off the late comers in the final yards<\/P>

11 – GUN THE ENGINES(KY) – <\/B>will be sitting chilly hoping the front runners will soften up the bottom horse. Won the G2 Floorboard with just this kind of trip and should be coming at the end<\/P>

1 – ENROLLMENT(IRE) – <\/B>deep closer is a much better horse now than when she ran 8th in the G3 The Glen is Falling this distance back in September<\/P>

RACE 13<\/B><\/FONT> <\/P><\/U>

4 – MYZTERY(KY) – <\/B>out of her league when routing in G1 Orange Blossom last out, returns to sprint where she is 8 of 16 lifetime including a pair of graded wins<\/P>

9 – GROOVY HAACK(KY) – <\/B>has enough tactical speed to be a factor in a field void of any real pacesetter…could have things her own way in here<\/P>

1 – BONE AND MUSCLE(AUS) – <\/B>gained plenty experience this level last two after stringing together four straight wins; gets the rail and could wire this field if connections decide to put the pedal to the metal out of the gate<\/P>

RACE 14 <\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

6 – AMUSING ANYMORE(KY) – <\/B>throw out that clunker in the Razorback and you have a horse that is first or second in every career start; winner of over a million dollars in 12 career starts, turns the table on Left of Reason this time around<\/P>

3 – LEFT OF REASON(KY) – <\/B>I don’t know how you could possibly run two better races than this horse did in his last two starts, the question is can he do it three times in a row at this level?<\/P>

9 – SEE WEEDS(AUS) – <\/B>deep closer shortens up here and should have dead aim on this field when the real running starts<\/P>

RACE 15<\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

10 – METALLURGY LAB(CA) – <\/B>gets back to what he does best and that’s sprinting on the dirt where he is averaging an 83 speed figure which tops this field by average<\/P>

12 – TRIP INTO CACTUS(SAF) – <\/B>winner of three gets edge on that criteria alone, winner of 100k separates her from the rest of the field<\/P>

14 – WONDERBOLT(KY) – <\/B>looks better when sprinting and turn back in distance could put him on a big effort in here<\/P>

RACE 16<\/P><\/U><\/FONT>

12 – SULLIVAN’S RAINBOW(FL) – <\/B>has handled the favorite in both races that they have faced off against one another, winner of 11 of 23, looks best with these<\/P>

11 – SLAVE TO TRADITION(FL) – <\/B>one thing is for sure, you beat this mare you earned it. on the board 27 of 32 career starts but has been unable to solve the top choice<\/P>

13 – ABRAZALOS(NZ) – <\/B>is racing in top form while posting a pair of triple digit wins in last two; not at his best at a mile, but with these he might not have to be<\/P><\/SPAN><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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