{"id":2517,"date":"2006-05-21T11:55:23","date_gmt":"2006-05-21T11:55:23","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blacktypebugler.com\/?p=2517"},"modified":"-0001-11-30T00:00:00","modified_gmt":"-0001-11-30T00:00:00","slug":"oldbtb_2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/btb.ehorseracing.com\/?p=2517","title":{"rendered":"Peace Ally Continues Yo-Yo Formline"},"content":{"rendered":"

The Ty\u2019s Launches (NZ) Challenge<\/I> in Jamaica<\/st1:country-region><\/st1:place> this weekend may be remembered more for the incredible form pattern being established by the winner, rather than the most impressive win itself. I can\u2019t recall a horse which, after seven races had had neither won nor lost two races in a row. Anyway, Peace Alley<\/B> continued on his up and down path, trouncing a quality packed field by a comfortable length and a quarter.<\/P>

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An early breakneck speed tussle obviously set the race up for those horses blessed with more patient jockeys. Diligence, Roesch Hi <\/B>and Forestforthetrees<\/B> all jumped well and searched for the lead. Jockey M.Clouse<\/I>, on Diligence<\/B> had clearly been instructed to lead, and appeared determined to gain ascendancy and cross to the rail. Roesch Hi<\/B> was having none of it, and kicked up inside him, the two of them cutting away at each other mercilessly. T. Kavanagh<\/I>, aboard Forestforthetrees<\/B> had enough sense to see what was going on, and eased off the pace, while retaining the rail. Meanwhile Peace Ally, Bad Boy Rising<\/B> and Fernando Storm<\/B> took stalking positions behind the leading bunch. Churchill Dancer<\/B> and Top Ten<\/B> were content to sit back and await their chances. Approaching the run home and it was time to get serious. Roesch Hi<\/B> had committed suicide with his tactics. Diligence<\/B> quickly put paid to him and strode to the lead. Forestforthetrees<\/B> was issuing a challenge and Peace Ally<\/B> was taking massive strides down the middle of the track, while further back, Top Ten<\/B> and Churchill Dancer<\/B>, who\u2019d never left the fence, were moving stylishly into the picture. Once Peace Alley<\/B> hit the lead it was all over. Churchill Dancer<\/B> was closing impressively, but too late, and at the wire there was a length and a quarter margin in favor of Peace Alley<\/B> over the still flying Churchill Dancer<\/B>. <\/P>

Diligence<\/B> had been forced to work too hard early, but held on well for third.<\/P>

Top Ten<\/B> worked home well in his most convincing run to date at this level, beaten four lengths.<\/P>

Forestforthetrees<\/B> loomed in the stretch but failed to retain the momentum.<\/P>

Bad Boy Rising<\/B> raced handy enough, and wasn\u2019t disgraced, missing a check by just a quarter of a length<\/P>

Fernando Storm<\/B> weakened after being close enough in the run<\/P>

Roesch Hi <\/B>found the class rise too great.<\/P>

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Peace Ally<\/B> is a scratch homebred three year old colt, carrying Peace Rules \/ Alysheba \/ Salt Lake<\/I> lines. He covered the 6 furlongs in 1.09.8, returning a speed figure of 100. He now has 4 wins from 7, and increases his lifetime earnings to more than $130,000. He\u2019s owned by his breeder ell2020<\/B>, a winner of 33 of the 251 races the trainer has contested, and was the only runner to represent the stable this weekend.<\/P><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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