{"id":5003,"date":"2007-10-27T00:41:44","date_gmt":"2007-10-27T00:41:44","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blacktypebugler.com\/?p=5003"},"modified":"-0001-11-30T00:00:00","modified_gmt":"-0001-11-30T00:00:00","slug":"oldbtb_1","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/btb.ehorseracing.com\/?p=5003","title":{"rendered":"Breeders Bowl Mile"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hello everybody and welcome to New Jersey for the biggest race day of the year Breeders Bowl day where the stars come to bask in the glory of being the champion of there division. Today we have a 16 race card including a staggering 11 Grade 1 races. I have been given the assignment of providing a thorough coverage of the Turf Mile race which has brought out the best of the best from all corners of the globe, a full 14 horse field comprising of Number 1 ranked turf miler and last years winner Seeking Sal, Number 1 3yo filly Culinary Cutie, 4 time Grade 1 winner Sip of Saki and a host of other champion horses all looking to place themselves into the Hall of Fame. Let\u2019s start off by taking a look back at some of the past champions to win this event. <\/P>

2006 1st<\/SUP> Seeking Sal, 2nd<\/SUP> Congo<\/st1:place><\/st1:country-region>, 3rd<\/SUP> Tee Jay\u2019s Great<\/P>

2005 1st<\/SUP> Mizzen Dixie<\/st1:place>, 2nd<\/SUP> I Am Scheming, 3rd<\/SUP> Xtremley A Fan<\/P>

2004 1st<\/SUP> La Grooms Wood, 2nd<\/SUP> Satrustegui, 3rd<\/SUP> Coma<\/P>

2003 1st<\/SUP> Storm Dog, 2nd<\/SUP> Sunken Tresure, 3rd<\/SUP> Greenback Passer<\/P>

2002 1st<\/SUP> Storm Dog, 2nd<\/SUP> Ray of Pye, 3rd<\/SUP> Pgpg\u2019s Filly<\/P>

2001 1st<\/SUP> Enough Knock 2nd<\/SUP> Starke Storm, 3rd<\/SUP> Used Bandaid<\/P>

2000 1st<\/SUP> Huge Tail, 2nd<\/SUP> School Kris, 3rd<\/SUP> His Brooks <\/P>

1999 1st<\/SUP> Foggy A.P., 2nd<\/SUP> School Kris, 3rd<\/SUP> Enough Knock<\/P>

Ok Now that we have seen our list of past champions let\u2019s take a look at the 14 horses looking to put themselves on that list, and who they are representing.<\/P>

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1<\/STRONG> 48640 HAIL CESARIO <\/STRONG>catahoula J Benisz 7\/1 DelPenn<\/P>

SEEKING THE GOLD x NORTHERN DANCER x SECRETARIAT<\/P>

4yo Chestnut colt who is contesting his 2nd<\/SUP> breeders bowl mile, hopefully he can do a little better this year than his 8th<\/SUP> place last year. He is coming off a very ordinary performance, as last time out he ran a very poor 8th<\/SUP> at the world cup in a race which he was the favorite to win. However, he does have a history of throwing in a bad race now and then, \u00a0<\/SPAN>but he normally bounces back to run a nice race next start but he is not quite back to his best until the start after which makes me believe that he may run a good race but I\u2019m not shore he can win. But I\u2019m also not sure he can\u2019t win either. I asked his trainer texasace how the horse was doing. \u2018He was a bit off his feed before the world cup and ran a shocker, he looks to be a lot better this time, finger\u2019s crossed he can ran a big race\u2019. <\/SPAN><\/SPAN>Tex<\/SPAN><\/st1:place><\/st1:State> looks confident but the Jury is out.<\/SPAN><\/P>

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2<\/STRONG> 127729 SADLER SEEKER <\/STRONG>tenpin6 P Harzheim 9\/1 Great Plains<\/P>

SEEKING THE GOLD x SADLER’S WELLS x NIJINSKY II<\/P>

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Another 4yo colt who to me looks like has not quite reached his peak yet. Having had 19 starts it is time for this horse to break out of his shell and turn potential into a Grade 1 winner. So far the best performance of his career came in the Grade 2 Fried Rice mile which he won In Japan 3 starts ago. Since then he has been very unlucky not to win the 2 races he contested at grade 1 and grade 2 level respectively. After watching his last 2 races I have come to the conclusion that 8 furlongs might be just a fraction short for him, so I asked Jockey Paul Harzheim what his tactic might be? \u2018<\/FONT>well Mags, I think we will be settled back in the field early, hoping that the front runners pile on the speed from the outset, if we can keep in touch we might run over the top of them in the last few strides.\u2019<\/SPAN> I think having Paul on board is a huge plus for Sadler Seeker but will he get the fast pace up front? And will the post come to quick? I think it will. I would love to see Sadler at 8.5-9 furlongs but this is the biggest day of the year so you can\u2019t blame anybody for running at 8 furlongs.<\/FONT><\/P>

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3<\/STRONG> 52934 COSMO GIRL <\/STRONG>theoc2 M Day 11\/1 Global Runners<\/P>

STORM CAT x GONE WEST x NIJINSKY II<\/P>

4yo brown mare racing the boy\u2019s for the first time. Twice a grade 1 winner over 8 Furlongs and a very unlucky 2nd<\/SUP> last start in the Queen Ascot Stakes in what was a shocking ride by Paul Harzheim (one of very few.) Breaking away at the top of the straight to open a 3.5 length gap only to be ran down in the shadows of the post by Wassie\u2019s Star G. Today is her chance for redemption, but it is so hard when you comparing males and females 3yo\u2019s verses older horses and when you consider she is traveling in all the way from <\/SPAN>England<\/SPAN><\/st1:place><\/st1:country-region> it makes you wonder if she can win. Well we put the Hard Questions to her trainer theoc and here is what he said. You must have been disappointed with the way Harzhiem rode Cosmo Girl last start will she employ similar tactics today? \u2018Well Mags, as you know I was very unhappy after the race last start with Paul and he subsequently lost the ride.\u2019 She has traveled a long way to be here today is she up to beating them? \u2019Let\u2019s just say I\u2019m very confident she will run a huge race.\u2019 Ok theoc thanks for the comments and good luck<\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/P>

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4<\/STRONG> 30139 PERFECT KARMA <\/STRONG>remedy V Gardner 8\/1 Minnesota Downs <\/P>

PLEASANTLY PERFECT x DANZIG<\/st1:place> x SUMMER SQUALL<\/P>

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Here is a very nice 4yo brown colt by Pleasantly Perfect that has developed slowly into possible the finest wet tracker in the sim. Last start he ran a huge speed figure on a wet track (119) to win the grade 2 Posh Purse stakes by a length and a half from Dixie\u2019s Pappilla. Today is going to be a very tough test with the rain staying away. He normally runs speeds around 101 on a dry track so he might find this a little tough. I asked her jockey Vince Gardner for his opinion on the horse and here is what he said: <\/FONT>\u2018He is a very nice horse, but obviously he runs his best on a wet surface, and we are still hoping we may get a little bit to take the sting out of the track. But regardless of what happens with the weather we\u00a0 <\/SPAN>are here to win.\u2019<\/SPAN> Does this mean we could see some daring tactics? Will <\/FONT><\/SPAN>Gardner<\/SPAN><\/st1:place><\/st1:City> take PK to the front? I\u2019m not sure but expect to see some bold tactics.<\/SPAN><\/FONT><\/P>

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5<\/STRONG> 120 CULINARY CUTIE(IRE) <\/STRONG>buzz D Givins 23\/1 No Res<\/P>

EL PRADO(IRE) x GONE WEST x <\/SPAN>SEATTLE<\/SPAN><\/st1:place><\/st1:City> SLEW<\/SPAN><\/P>

Next up we have a 3yo\u2019s filly out of the gipper stables who was very impressive 2 starts back winning the Grade 1 Del Webb Oaks defeating English horse Desert Alley in California<\/st1:place><\/st1:State>. Today she takes on the boys for the first time. Last start she took on the older mares running a very nice 3rd<\/SUP> place to Indy Rock Senor at the World Cup. She likes to run on the pace and I think she looks suited to the 8 furlongs. What I am worried about though is how a 3yo filly will stack up against some of the toughest horses in the sim? Well lets see what her trainer thinks. \u2018It looks like my entry from my buzz stable, Culinary Cutie, is going to make the field. It is obviously going to be a very tough assignment for her racing males and older, but I wanted to give her a shot on the big stage to showcase how good she is. Unfortunately, I think the 11 furlong in the Turf Distaff is just too far. So her we are. I think she is going to run a big race. It’s just going to be a matter of whether or not it will be good enough at this stage of her career.<\/SPAN><\/SPAN> So it looks like she is here to show off how good she is let\u2019s hope she is good enough to do just that.<\/SPAN><\/P>

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6<\/STRONG> 112106 TORCH THE FLAME(KY) <\/STRONG>super7 W McClendon<\/st1:place> 13\/1 DelPenn<\/P>

KINGMAMBO x <\/SPAN>SEATTLE<\/SPAN><\/st1:place><\/st1:City> SLEW x ALYDAR<\/SPAN><\/P>

Here is the next 3yo filly who is ranked 3rd<\/SUP> in the division. She has been in devastating form winning her past 3 races including a last start win at the world cup over the mile running a huge SP of 113. She is however taking on not only the older horses for the first time but also the males for the first time. What might be an advantage is the fact that she has not had to travel to far and has had a good break of 5 weeks, so she should be in prime condition come race day. I caught up with the super stables this week to find out what they thought of there runner. Wow, what a tough race this has become. The best from older horses, 3 year olds and 3 filly\u2019s in the field. She will have her work cut out for her. Sip Of Saki, Woodyna, Seeking Sal, Cosmo Girl and Culinary Cutie all look like they are going to be very tough and will run their races. I do like our filly\u2019s chances though, her speed figures are competitive with anyone in the field, she will sit just off what should be a pretty quick pace and be near the leaders at the top of the stretch. Her only bad race this year was in the 1,000 <\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/SPAN>Guineas<\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/st1:place><\/st1:country-region>, otherwise she has been as honest and consistent as they come. She is sharp and has a solid rider and with a little luck, could quietly pull it all off.<\/SPAN> Well I think if she runs as fast as last start she could be the one in the winner\u2019s enclosure.<\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/P>

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7<\/STRONG> 88690 SEEKING SAL <\/STRONG>keryn F Gossett 7\/1 DelPenn<\/P>

SEEKING THE GOLD x KRIS S. x MAGESTERIAL<\/SPAN><\/P>

Next up we have last year\u2019s winner Seeking Sal. What more can you say about this horse winner of a breeders bowl, 2 time winner of the Eddie O Cap G1, winner of the Sand Castle duty free, winner of 9 grade 1 races and future inductee into the hall of fame. What though is now needed and will be provided if he wins today is the icing on the cake. To become a 2 time winner of a breeder\u2019s bowl. And boy has he got it tough here today with only the best of the best ready to take Seeking Sal out. I spoke to Topicount a yesterday and asked for a comment on the champ. We think Seeking Sal, is primarily a 9 furlong specialist, I was thrilled to see him win the BB turf mile last year (although I still think that nine is his best distance). He’s coming into the race in great shape, and I’m keeping my fingers crossed. Still, it’s a tough field, and it is always a challenge to win one of these races two years running. It’s an honor really, to have kept him at the top of the division for this long. He’s got Gossett back in the saddle, and if he runs his race, he’s got a legitimate shot at the repeat. <\/SPAN>Personally, I think she has a great chance of pulling off another victory, but it is very hard to say what the tactics might be, how far back will the champ in the race, will there be enough pace in the race? There are many questions to be answered but If any horse can do it, it is Seeking Sal.<\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/P>

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8<\/STRONG> 44987 LEAR<\/st1:PlaceName> PARK<\/st1:PlaceType><\/st1:place> <\/STRONG>kino T Loesch 9\/1 No Res<\/P>

ECTON<\/SPAN><\/st1:PlaceName> <\/SPAN>PARK<\/SPAN><\/st1:PlaceType><\/st1:place> x LEAR FAN x HENNESSY<\/SPAN><\/P>

A very nice looking 4yo colt out of Back of the Pack stables incorporated who looks to be starting to work his way up into the upper echelon of horses in the division. After spending the most part of his career racing over 9-10 furlongs with moderate success (3 stakes wins.) her trainer decided to try her at the lesser distance of a mile 2 starts back, and she repaid his trainer with a slashing victory in the <\/SPAN>Canada<\/SPAN><\/st1:place><\/st1:country-region> mile grade 1. Then in preparation for this race he was sent to <\/SPAN>Wisconsin<\/SPAN><\/st1:place><\/st1:State> for a stakes race and suffered a shock defeat going down by 2 lengths to the promising Irish colt Sin Dance. A few days after that race I caught up with Arjay who is the stable foreman to ask what went wrong and will he be up and ready to go for the Breeders Bowl? Well what could go wrong at <\/SPAN><\/SPAN>Wisconsin<\/SPAN><\/st1:place><\/st1:State> went wrong.<\/SPAN> He got a kick from another runner before the start of the race but the stewards said he was ok to run. During the race he got boxed in and he was jus unable to get out in time. <\/SPAN>Was he injured at all when he was kicked? Well he did pull up a bit sore after the race but he has seemed to get over that with a lot of swimming and he will be at peak fitness come race day<\/SPAN>. Well I would have to give him a chance if he is back to his best.<\/SPAN><\/P>

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9<\/STRONG> 131795 BLACK COIN <\/STRONG>kool4katz A Rolling 10\/1 EAAA<\/P>

SADLER’S WELLS x KEY TO THE MINT x ROUND TABLE<\/SPAN><\/P>

Next up is the very lightly raced gun from EAAA\u2019s own coolk stables. With the very impressive record of 12 starts for 8 wins 2 2nd and a 3rd, and he is also the winner of the World cup turf nine in which he beat the champ Seeking Sal with a tremendous burst of speed over the concluding stages to win very comfortably. While today\u2019s race looks a lot harder on paper you have to be impressed by this 4yo Sadler\u2019s Wells colt. The one thing I find very interesting is that this horse has never ran a race as short as a mile, what kind of effect will it have on him. Anyway I caught up with coolk during the week and here is what he had to say. With only 12 runs he is the most inexperienced horse in the field and probably the most laid-back, he doesn’t know the meaning of the word ‘sharp’. He will be having his first run at a mile on Saturday and what a race to choose in which to run your first mile race! He hasn’t done alot wrong so far and ticked off one box for me by being one of the inaugural World Cup winners. There are too many imponderables for me to know what the likely outcome will be, I just hope he runs his race and shows he belongs with these elite milers. <\/SPAN>I think 10\/1 is great odds for this horse but the question mark still remains over how well he can race over 8 furlongs but he is still one of my top picks.<\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/P>

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10<\/STRONG> 100877 TOWN PRINCE(IRE) <\/STRONG>quitter G Arnold 9\/1 Minnesota<\/st1:place><\/st1:State><\/P>

BALLINGARRY (IRE) x MAJESTIC PRINCE x PETRONE<\/SPAN><\/P>

4yo colt out of the One World stables at Minnesota, who is looking for just his 2nd<\/SUP> win of the year and what a race to try to do it in. Now you might think that with just 1 win this season means the horse is not that good, well I beg to differ. Town Prince is coming off an exceptional run where at the World Cup he tried to lead from start to finish over 10 furlongs and was only ran down in the shadows of the post by the gun horse Puppet Regime who himself has won 4 grade 1 races in a row. Before that his form was a little bit up and down, running a shocker in the windy city turf and a slow 3rd<\/SUP> at smackdown. But before tht his breakthrough win was in the Kakarazuka Tinen Cup grade 2 where he ran a massive sp of 118 over the 10 furlongs. Today his connections have decided to drop him back to 8 furlongs for the first time since April 06. I spoke to Jockey Gary Arnold and asked what his tactics might be. Today I think from a wide gate we will have to take up the pace making, which I\u2019m happy to do. If he can get out in front the may find it very hard to catch a horse with as much stamina as this colt has got.<\/SPAN> When you look at it that way you would have to think that this horse will give you a great run for your money at 9\/1.<\/SPAN><\/P>

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11<\/STRONG> 64406 WOODYNA <\/STRONG>oneworld H Harzheim 11\/1 Minnesota<\/st1:place><\/st1:State><\/P>

WOODMAN x DYNAFORMER x COMPLIANCE<\/SPAN><\/P>

Also out of the One World stables is this 4yo colt who seems to have taken a liking to the turf after starting out his career as a very good dirt miler. He was still consistently losing though and after a little coaxing he took to the Turf and has paid dividends ever since winning 4 of his last 5 starts including 2 Grade 1 races 1 of which was the World Cup mile. He is another like his stable mate who will be sitting on the pace which could make this very interesting indeed. I caught up with the One World stable Foreman R.C.D.Logan to get his thoughts on his stables chances. Do you think that having 2 horses in the race that like to be near the front is going to help or hinder your chances? Well we are not quite sure as we have instructed both jockeys to ride there own race.<\/SPAN> So How would you feel if both of your horses were fighting with each other for the lead? It is tough to say both Jockeys have been instructed to ride their own race, so hopefully it will be a slow pace but who knows<\/SPAN>. I don\u2019t know if I believe him but stable instructions could play a role in this race.<\/SPAN><\/P>

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12<\/STRONG> 69805 SIP OF SAKI <\/STRONG>bjbandit2 J Stivers\u00a0 7\/1 Ohio<\/st1:place><\/st1:State><\/P>

SAKHEE x FORTY NINER x BUCKPASSER<\/SPAN><\/P>

Here is the forgotten horse of the race Sip of Saki, I did the preview for his last race at the World Cup and I said then that the World Cup was his grand final day. Well let\u2019s just say he ran a shocker and his trainer bjbandit was a shattered man. After all the hard work all the acclaim for is 4 grade 1 wins he let down his Australian fans on the big stage. Well today he gets his 2nd<\/SUP> chance a chance for redemption. I spoke to bj and here is what he had to say. Where do I start…..well the big fella is sharp and ready to rumble this week. Pretty gutted after the poor showing in the WC so I am hoping for a big return. He very rarely puts in 2 bad runs in a row. My biggest concern, apart from Seeking Sal, is a wet track. That would absolutely ruin his chances and I don\u2019t even know if I would run him. He has only won 1 from 3 on a wet track and that was his maiden where I think it was only his class that got him home. One thing people are not probably aware of and something I am pretty proud of is that Sip of Saki raced in the BB at 2 on dirt and now he is returning as a 5yo on the grass. How many horses have run in BB’s on different surfaces? He actually ran 5th as 2yo and was undefeated coming into the BB so he was pretty handy.<\/SPAN> Well as an Australian and a good friend of bj I\u2019m hoping for a Sip of saki victory.<\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/P>

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13<\/STRONG> 124085 EUROTRASH(KY) <\/STRONG>roberto B Schardein\u00a0 30\/1 Minnesota<\/st1:place><\/st1:State><\/P>

EUROSILVER x STORM CAT x MR. PROSPECTOR<\/SPAN><\/P>

The rank outsider of the field who\u2019s form has deserted this 3yo colt over his last 3 runs. A winner of 2 Grade 2 races and over $570,000 in prize money Eurotrash looks like he has hit the wall. Normally he likes to sit just of the pace and make a run but of late he just get\u2019s way to far back and continues to go backwards in the stretch. With only 3 weeks rest I can\u2019t see this one making much improvement. But when I spoke to his trainer he was surprisingly upbeat about the horse\u2019s chances. What is going on with Eurotrash? Is he going to be back to his best today? Well Mags I have to say I have been a little disappointed of late he has struggled a little bit but we think he can run a big race. He has been training very well.<\/SPAN> Personally I just think he could be looking for the breeding barn. I\u2019m willing to write him off again.<\/SPAN><\/P>

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14<\/STRONG> 124436 THE FAST LAYNE(KY) <\/STRONG>seacadet K Ledwith 12\/1 Pastures of Green<\/P>

RAHY x SADLER’S WELLS x GONE WEST<\/SPAN><\/P>

Magnificently bred 3yo colt and winner of the St. James Tavern Grade 1 is back for his 2nd<\/SUP> tilt at a breeders bowl. Last year he ran a gallant 3rd<\/SUP> in the juvy turf this time around he looks to have a lot more stiff opposition. But in saying that he is coming off a huge run in the Mospe Cup Grade 1 coming from a long way of the pace to go down by just 1.25 lengths running a speed figure of 115. The only thing I can see against her is that she is has had to travel all the way from Australia<\/st1:place><\/st1:country-region> to be here today. I tried to get a comment from seacadet but was promptly told to get out of the stables but I did manage to catch up with her Jockey K.Ledwith. How did she travel from Australia<\/st1:place><\/st1:country-region>? She was very good on the way over and only lost 20 pounds which she has put back on within a few day\u2019s of being here. <\/SPAN>He is coming off a great run where she sat a long way off the pace In the Mospe Cup do you think a little extra distance would have suited more than 8 furlongs? Yeah I think it would have but this is the biggest race of the year so we can\u2019t help how the program the races, perhaps we might have to take off a little bit early or even try to race a little closer to the lead but either way I think she will run a huge race.<\/SPAN> <\/P>

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Well there you have it 14 of the best sim milers chasing that dream of a breeders bowl. Who will win I\u2019m not sure How will the 3yo\u2019s and the filly\u2019s stack up against the likes of Seeking Sal , Black Coin and Sip of Saki, I have no idea but whatever happens stay tuned for my review of the action from the Breeder\u2019s Bowl Mile.<\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/FONT><\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/FONT><\/P>

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