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PROGRAM CHANGES
April 10, 2016
Weather: Sunny 75 Post: 1:30 MST Track: Fast
Race 1 – # 3 Jimmy Coates, # 7 + 1, # 8 + 3, Scratch # 9, Scratch #10
Race 2 –# 1 Esgar Ramirez, # 2 Mario Saucedo, # 3 Jimmy Coates, # 4 Raul Herrera, # 6 + 2, # 8 + 4, Scratch # 11, Scratch # 12
Race 3 – # 1 Sal Martinez, Scratch # 11, Scratch # 12
Race 4 – # 2 Felipe Garcia Luna, # 3 Oscar Cordova, # 4 TBA, Scratch # 11, Scratch # 12
Race 5 – NO Changes
Race 6 – # 4 Jimmy Coates, # 7 Norberto Arroyo, Jr.
Race 7 – Scratch # 7
Race 8 – NO Changes
Race 9 – # 2 + 1, # 3 + 1, # 4 + 1, # 5 + 1, Scratch # 6
Race 10 – # 1 + 1, # 3 + 1, Scratch # 5, # 6 Jimmy Coates, # 7 + 1, # 9 + 1
Carryover: HI 5 $129.12
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Emerald Downs Program Changes – April 10th
OVERWEIGHTS & CHANGES
DATE: 04/10/16
Track Condition: Fast
Weather: Cloudy, 64
SCRATCHES OVERWEIGHT RIDER & EQUIPMENT CHANGES OTHER
RACE 1:
RACE 2: #2 +1lb
RACE 3:
#5 +2lbs
RACE 4:
RACE 5: #1 – Not eligble to be claimed
RACE 6: SCR – #1 GRACIE GOLD #5 +1lb, #8 +1lb
RACE 7: #7 +5lbs, #8 +5lbs
RACE 8: SCR – #8 OUTLOOK #3 +2lbs
RACE 9: #1 +1lb, #2 +1lb
#4 +1lb, #7 +1lb
RACE 10:
With the opening at Keeneland being a record setter, we thought our IdaBet.com players would like to receive the recap of some of the action from the weekend!
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Siena Farm’s homebred Heavenly View collared longtime leader Believe in Bertie in deep stretch to win Sunday’s $59,060 Diamond A Purse for 3-year-old fillies by a head before a crowd of 11,323.
Trained by Todd Pletcher and ridden by John Velazquez, Heavenly View covered the 1 1/16 miles on a firm turf course in 1:44.15.
Heavenly View is a Kentucky-bred daughter of Congrats out of the Tabasco Cat mare Heavenly Cat. Now 2-for-2 on the turf, Heavenly View improved her record to 4-2-1-0 and increased her earnings to $69,600 with Sunday’s $37,200 check.
Favored in the field of 12, Heavenly View returned $6.80, $4.80 and $3.40. Believe in Bertie, ridden by Shaun Bridgmohan, returned $8.80 and $5.40 with Lope finishing another two lengths back under Brian Hernandez Jr. and returning $8 to show.
Racing resumes Wednesday with an eight-race program that begins at 1:05 p.m. ET.
On Wednesday, Keeneland will offer a Super High 5 carryover of $70,188.
Remember, for 80 years, the Keeneland Association has devoted itself to the health and vibrancy of the Thoroughbred industry. As the world’s largest Thoroughbred auction company, Keeneland conducts sales every January, September and November. Its sales graduates dominate racing across the globe at every level. In April and October, Keeneland offers some of the highest caliber and richest Thoroughbred racing in the world. In 2015, Keeneland hosted the Breeders’ Cup World Championships. Uniquely structured, Keeneland is a private, for-profit corporation that returns its earnings to the industry and the community in the form of higher purses, and it has donated millions of dollars in charitable contributions for education, research and health and human services throughout
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Quotes for the $500,000 Central Bank Ashland (G1)
Rusty Arnold (winning trainer of Weep No More)
“I thought she’d be that far back, and I told her (my wife, Sarah) about the half-mile pole, ‘I think she can get up for third from here.’ She just kept going, and they backed up a little bit. It was nice for the (owner) Bromagens, and we’ve been pointing for this race for two months.”
On her keys to big improvement
“Two turns, and she just came around. Each race she’s been better and better. Did we expect this? Not quite, but she’s a step ahead of us.
“We’ve got the mile and eighth in the (Kentucky) Oaks (G1) coming up. Jack Bohannan did all the work with her. She was under quarantine at Payson, and he trained her two months. Great job.”
Corey Lanerie (winning rider)
“At the top of the lane, to be honest, I didn’t think I would get up. I was rolling, I had a lot of horse, but with the short stretch, I was hoping to be third. Then about 70 yards from the wire, I was like, ‘C’mon baby – we can get it.’ She kept running and ran a huge race. Thanks to Rusty and them for the opportunity. What a great training job. He gave me all the confidence in the world, just to ride her, let her run her race and see what happens.”
Florent Geroux (rider of runner-up Rachel’s Valentina)
“I had a great trip. Cathryn Sophia came to me a little bit earlier than what I wanted her to, but it’s part of the game; it’s a race. (Weep No More) came from nowhere and just nailed us right at the end.”
Javier Castellano (rider of third-place finisher and beaten favorite Cathryn Sophia)
“It was a perfect trip; it was what I was looking for today. You have to be prepared (to duel with a...
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