Hello my dear horse racing fans around the world!
Is Whitney Day at the Spa. After the Travers Stakes, this is probably the next best card for Saratoga’s summer meet. I am also excited because I am going to be right there in the middle of the action. On Saturday, we will be delighted by top performers like Cody’s Wish (in my opinion, the best dirt miler in the world), Maple Leaf Mel who still unbeaten, and top-class turf horses like Far Bridge and Webslinger.
I hope that the weather goes easy on us, so the track conditions will be perfect for racing. The last couple of weeks we were off the turf, and my analysis was compromised. I am anxious to see some of the best horses in the world in action without the track being a mayor factor to consider.
So, as the spectacle begins and with no further delay, I am pleased to present to you the best winning formula for horse racing bettors in the U.S. I wish y’all the best of luck and a great Saturday afternoon at the Spa. I hope you spend a wonderful afternoon with your loved ones sharing the passion for horse racing.
Welcome to Saratoga!
Race 1: Mdn 136.5K, 1 1/16 – Mile (inner turf)
This is a nice race to start the day with. It is also a very interesting competition since many of these colts have been working out nicely and they have top pedigree. In addition, many of them are owned by top racing teams in the sport.
1)Aspenite
When you have a racehorse owned by Winchell Thoroughbreds and trained by Steven Asmussen, you must always take a closer look at it because that combination wins 21% of the time (some of their top horses are Untapable, Epicenter, Gunite, and Wicked Halo, among others). Furthermore, this colt has been training nicely in the last couple of months. He had a bullet time workout three weeks ago: 15Jly Sar 4f ft :47.2 Bg 3/174. That’s a very good time for a two-year-old which hasn’t debuted yet. Finally, Aspenite has a very interesting pedigree for the surface, and his owners paid out a big amount of money to acquire this beautiful colt (375K).
3)Innate
What about Joseph O’Brien presenting an Irish colt at the Spa? That is a good sign. This colt has the advantage of having already competed in a race. In a contest full of green horses, having experience is always a game changer. Also, this colt has a very good pedigree for the surface (4-g), and JL. Ortiz is the perfect rider to bring the best out of him. I like that he is a European horse with nice pedigree, running over a route on the grass. That’s a winning formula.
5)Allied Attack
There are several horses here trained by Todd Pletcher and Chad Brown, and Irad Ortiz is the most trusted rider by both. So, if those trainers are presenting different colts with nice pedigree and owned by top racing teams in the sport, why isn’t Irad riding one of them? Maybe it is because he was pointed to ride on a MTO colt. However, having the best jockey in the US riding Allied Attack, this is an important fact to consider. This colt has an excellent pedigree for the surface. He is a son of Omaha Beach by War Front. To put you up to speed, War Front has produced some great turf horses like Brave Anna, Annapolis, and Declaration of War. The latter also produced a bunch of talented turf G- Stakes winners like Gufo and Big Invasion. I believe this colt to be a mayor contender in this field.
7)Walley World
Okay, this horse is owned by a partnership involving some top racing teams. He has the perfect pedigree for the surface (1-x). Being a member of the family number one, he is a descendant of La Troienne, and he is also an inbred 4x4 to Mr. Prospector. That’s an interesting pedigree. In addition, he is trained by one of the best turf trainers in the US. Be careful with this horse.
Picks: 3-7-5-1
Race 2: Mdn 136.5K, 6 – furlongs
I am going to use a single for this race. Even when this colt is a little green, his workouts are extremely good. I believe Domestic Product to be his toughest rival, but I think this is the horse for the course.
1)Be You
Just check out his last workout: 29Jly Sar 4f ft :47 Bg 1/101. That’s amazing, even more considering he is trained by Todd Pletcher who never forces his trainees at their training sessions. This guy must be a very fast colt. Also, Mike Repole invested 320K to purchase this beautiful Curlin’s son at the Keeneland September Sale. The combination of Repole-Pletcher-Ortiz wins one race out of three (33.66%), and they are one of the hottest combos in the sport currently. If this colt overcomes coming out from post number one, he should win this race for sure.
Picks: 1
Race 3: Clm 20K, 5 – furlongs (turf), purse 52K
This is the only bad race of the day. A poor field full of elder horses whose prime is long gone. I believe that the favorite is probably the best horse, but not the logical bet. Anything could happen with these horses.
5)No More Talk
I must consider this horse because he has been competing against better racehorses in the recent months, and he will be mounted by Irad Ortiz. However, this is a nine-year-old horse who has competed in 86 races. Come on, let him rest! The thing is that he is so good, that he has been inside the money in 43 races, exactly half of the time. I don’t love the fact that he has recently changed barns, but I must admit he can win.
6)Glory Road
He was my first pick in his last presentation, and he didn’t let me down. This is what I said at the time:
A distance specialist who has a powerful closing kick coming from off the pace. I love that he is trained by Linda Rice and will be mounted by JL. Ortiz, that is a hot trainer-jockey combo with a high winning percentage (32%). Glory Road is the number one in prime power ratings (127.5), and he is also having a class relief. I think he is in good shape since he had a good workout on May 24th: Bel tr.t 4f ft :48.3 B 3/28. If you take a closer look, you will find out that he didn’t breeze since February, he just had some maintenance gallops. Now, better rested, Linda decided to let him have a complete training session to get him ready for this race. Glory Road is the most successful racehorse of the field, he already produced more than 340K in earnings. He must be considered as a first choice for this race.
Now, he is trained by Rudy Rodriguez and will be mounted by Jose Lezcano. Those guys are also a dangerous duo when competing in claiming races. Glory Road should be deciding the race.
8)Victorious Wave
This is a horse who has won two out of two over the distance, and he has won five races out of eleven presentations. He is probably the best racehorse of the field. What I don’t love about him is that he is coming from a lower category racetrack, and those horses have a very low winning probability according to the statistics (less than 5%). So, what should a gambler do? Well, don’t bet on a low probability horse with a low payout.
Picks: 6-5-8
Race 4: Alw 95K, 1 – Mile (inner turf)
This is a much better race. I like these horses. As you know, this type of race is won 67.8% of the time by one of the two horses with the best LP rating running over the distance. So, take that into account when making your selections.
3) Noble Huntsman
He is dropping in class, and he also possesses one of the most powerful closing kicks considering all the horses in this field. This horse has been competing against much better racehorses. Most likely, having this class relief will help him perform much better. Also, the stretching out in distance is perfect for him, I believe he is way better over routes.
9)Ortus
Another horse whom I believe might have a successful performance by running over a longer distance. He is the number one in prime power ratings (135), and he is trained by a turf specialist like Clement. Also, he will be mounted by Joel Rosario who happens to be Clement’s most trusted rider. I saw the replay of his last race, and I believe he had a very good performance considering he was competing over 6 – furlongs. Now, over a mile, he should perform even better. The important thing is that he gets involved in the race a little sooner.
10)Whistler’s Honor
He had a decent comeback race back in July. Unfortunately, this horse has gone through a lot of physical problems, and he has only been able to compete in four races over three years. However, when he is healthy, he is always there at the wire. Hopefully, he will be in perfect shape for the race. With Prat aboard, he is a horse to consider.
Picks: 10-9-3
Race 5: Alw 95K, 7 – furlongs
I believe this is a difficult race because there is plenty of talent within these horses. I don’t think it is the best race to place high bets, so be careful, it might be a tricky one.
2)Asymmetric
He is owned by Klaravich Stables and trained by Chad Brown. The only missing member of the winning trifecta is Irad Ortiz. Yes, Irad chose to ride Thank You Jon instead. That’s the reason why I believe he shouldn’t be considered as the best choice for the race as the morning line suggests. Yes, he could be the favorite, but for me, he is a questionable one. I am aware that he is the number one in prime power ratings (129.8), and that he is better prepared for the challenge after his comeback race. However, his workouts aren’t fast enough, and he is facing a longer distance. He can win, but for me, he is not the best horse for the course.
5) Safalow’s Mission
At the beginning of the year, this horse had some nice performances against tougher horses. He is used to running over the distance, and he has a very good closing kick. Since I believe this race will be on to a fast pace, he could be benefited. Most likely he will be positioned behind the pace setters and make his move around the far turn. Linda Rice and Jose Ortiz are a dangerous combination (32%).
6)Thank You Jon
This is a horse owned by Gold Square, which is a top racing team. His last performance (the second one after coming back to the tracks) was extremely good. If Irad decided to ride aboard this horse, he should be deciding the race. Thank You Jon has been training nicely, a couple of weeks ago he marked a bullet time: 22Jly Sar 4f ft :47.4 B 8/119. In my opinion, he is the horse to beat. If he overcomes competing over a longer distance for the first time, he should beat this field.
Picks: 6-5-2
Race 6: Troy Stakes G3, 5 ½ – furlongs, purse 300K
After the amazing performances by Caravel this year competing against the boys, I don’t think is logical to question her as the best horse for the course. This field is more accessible than the one in the Jaipur G1.
4)Caravel
She is the number one in prime power ratings by more than 20 points over everyone else except from Nobals (174), which means that she has a 92% probability of beating these guys except for Nobals. So, what should we do? Well, probably by using both (Caravel and Nobals) in your picks, you would have secured the race. This is what I said before the Jaipur Stakes:
Facing the boys is always a tough challenge for a mare. She has been fantastic against the boys in the Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint and the Shakertown G2. The latter was her comeback race to start her 2023 campaign. The Jaipur offers a “Win and You’re In” berth to this year’s Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint, that’s why this race is so important for Caravel. I believe that she is so good, that if she breaks well, she will be extremely difficult to overcome. However, you must remember that she is running against the males. Also in Keith article, Brad Cox said:
“She had some luck up there last year in the Intercontinental against the girls. She’s trained extremely well this year. I’m super happy with the way she’s been doing,” Cox said. “I just thought this would make the most sense in trying to get her back to the Breeders’ Cup and it’s obviously going to be a step up. She’s going to need to be at her best to take on the boys and get the job done, but she’s doing well and we’ll see how it goes.”
Full article: https://www.nyra.com/belmont/news/caravel-takes-on-the-boys-once-more-in-g1-jaipur
Well, not much has changed, she should be able to beat this field. There are no Casa Creeds or Big Invasions in this field.
7)Nobals
I am going to select this horse because of the odds and not because I think he is better than Caravel. It is just to have a 92% winning percentage. But he is a very good racehorse, he has won eight times out of fifteen races.
Picks: 4-7
Race 7: Fasig Tipton Lure Stakes, 1 1/16 – Mile (inner turf), purse 135K
I like three horses for this race, and one of them would be a big upset. This is a very interesting race.
2)Smokin’ T
He was very good in the Cliff Hanger Stakes, he lost because Big Everest had one of his best performances ever. The fractional times were fast, and still, both horses were the fastest ones at the latter section of the race. He is in great shape; I believe he is one of the best horses in this field currently. Also, he has faced some top-class turf horses in the recent months (Up to the Mark, Annapolis, etc.). With Johnny V. back aboard, this is a very dangerous horse.
5)Speaking Scout
This is probably the best horse of the field if you are looking for a closer who could catch them coming from off the pace. In addition, he will be ridden by Flavien Prat for the first time, which might be a game changer for him. When Prat rides for Graham, they win 27% of the time. If the race is on to a fast pace, he will be a very dangerous horse at the homestretch. Speaking Scout had some troubled trips in his last performances. If he manages to avoid getting into traffic, he will be there at the wire.
7)Tiz the Bomb
In his last performance, he showed signs of bouncing back to the way he used to run a long time ago when he competed in the top G-Stakes. Check out this workout: 14Jly CD 4f ft :47.1 B 3/100. If this guy finally gets back to a 100%, he will be deciding the race.
Picks: 2-5-7
Race 8: Test G1, 7 – furlongs, purse 500K
This is one of the most interesting races of the day. I believe it should be considered as a match race between Pretty Mischievous, and Maple Leaf Mel.
1)Pretty Mischievous
I would like to quote an article by Tim Wilkin for BloodHorse, where he quotes some comments made by both trainers involved with these two top fillies:
A few days ago, trainer Brendan Walsh squeezed in close to a filly named Pretty Mischievous. When asked what he was whispering to his 3-year-old bay, Walsh chuckled:
"I told her to win by 10 (lengths)," Walsh said and smiled some more. "She hasn't done me any favors on that front the last couple of starts. She does make things interesting."
"To win the Oaks and then follow that up with the Acorn was pretty impressive. She should have a good chance to win the Test as well."
"She has tons of natural speed and I think she has matured; she might even have more speed now," he said. "The seven (furlongs) here is a stiff seven. It's more like a one-turn mile. There is plenty of pace here that should set it up good for her."
Full article: https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/270655/cut-back-the-test-for-pretty-mischievous
I do believe she might be benefiting from a fast pace. But it will not be easy to defeat the unbeaten Maple Leaf Mel running over a sprint distance. It will be a fun race to watch, the miler is facing a cutback in distance, and the sprinter is going to run over seven furlongs for the first time.
8)Maple Leaf Mel
She has proven to be a top-class dirt sprinter. These were my comments before the Victory Ride Stakes:
Clearly, this is the filly to beat. Did you know that this filly is owned by Hall of Fame NFL coach Bill Parcells? She came back in March after spending seven months off the tracks, and she performed as she had never left. She is a wonderful sprinter. I like that she is running at home while some of the other fillies were shipped to New York to enter this race. She is well adapted to the Big Sandy. In an article by Mary Eddy for NYRA, she quoted Melanie Giddings:
“I just want to do the best job for this horse that I can,” Giddings said. “I’ve always done the same job for her and I hope the outcome is the same. Obviously, other people will see that it’s some added pressure for someone like me that’s only won two races and here I am with an undefeated graded stakes winner.”
“The goal is to get a Grade 1 for her and for Coach as well,” said Giddings. “He’s put a lot of money into the game and he loves this game. He’s at the track almost every day. It would be nice to see him get that. I’m sure he’d have a special place for it [the trophy] to go.”
Full article: https://www.nyra.com/belmont/news/%E2%80%8Bmaple-leaf-mel-puts-perfect-record-on-the-line-in-g3-victory-ride
In my opinion, she will have to be more tactical if she wants to beat these ladies. There are some fillies here that will challenge her going for an early lead. So, she must be ready to have some company. Joel Rosario must be patient, and she will do the rest.
She took the lead and wasn’t tactical at all, she just showed her most powerful weapon which is speed. I was wrong, but still, Rosario had to ask for more at the latter section of the race since Maple Leaf Mel was getting tired. The presence of fillies with tactical speed like Munnys Gold and Dorth Vader represents a huge challenge for this filly. She will be challenged since the start, and then, she will have to contain the late attack of Pretty Mischievous coming from off the pace. Not an easy task. In the same article written by Tim, he quoted Melanies Giddings thoughts:
"I am not worried," Giddings said about running against Pretty Mischievous. "That's why they run the races. We will see how we do. (Pretty Mischievous) is a well accomplished filly but I love my horse."
Speed is the biggest asset for Maple Leaf Mel, who figures to be tested in the Test more than ever. The seven furlongs will be the farthest she has ever gone.
"It's always hard to know, right?" she said when asked how fast Maple Leaf Mel is. "I guess we'll find out this time. The last time, Joel asked he for a little bit at the end, but he still ended up wrapping up on her."
Okay, I do believe she is extremely good and probably Munnys Gold and Dorth Vader who are having a cutback in distance will have too much trouble following a much faster pace. However, this is a huge challenge for Maple Leaf Mel. Here is the replay of the Victory Ride Stakes:
Picks: 8-1
Race 9: Saratoga Derby Invitational G1, 1 3/16 – Mile (turf), purse 600K
This is going to be a fun race to watch. As you know I am a big fan of Far Bridge, I believe he is a great turf horse. This is a new challenge and a very tough one. There are great racehorses in this field. I am a little concerned about the pace, I believe it will be too soft.
5)Far Bridge
It seems like I was right about the decision to change riders and getting him in Jose Ortiz’s hands:
This is a fantastic colt. I consider Joel Rosario to be a phenomenal rider and one of the most talented jockeys in the world. So, I am not going to doubt about his abilities, who am I to judge? However, for some reason, he hasn’t had good rides the last couple of times he rode Far Bridge. Sometimes these things happen, a top rider gets unlucky aboard a horse, and it is better to move on. Considering that Far Bridge seems to be more comfortable with Jose aboard, I believe changing riders was the right decision. As I said, I have been following this horse racing career since the beginning, and I truly believe we haven’t seen the best of him yet. Yes, he hasn’t been able to win at G-Stakes level, but both times he tried, he ended up having very bad trips and lost by a short margin. Last time, in the Pennine Ridge Stakes, the horse had some trouble around the far turn, and then he got into a lot of traffic at the head of the homestretch. It was particularly strange the way the horse behaved around the far turn, Rosario was trying to get him into a hole between horses and Far Bridge didn’t like it, he got relegated and ended up getting blocked. Maybe the horse still learning, but when this colt finally meets the horse he is supposed to be, we will be in the presence of a champion.
He was great in the Belmont Derby, now he will have to repeat that performance at the Spa. This guy is a magnificent horse. He is the horse to beat, but the problem is the soft pace.
8)Lion of War
We are talking about a European horse who is coming out from a race at Royal Ascot. He has proven to be a very good turf racehorse. Here is the replay of his debut; at the time he was a fine prospect:
Since there is no accurate way to compare this colt with the Americans, I must consider him as a strong menace. This horse is dangerous.
5)Truly Quality
I don’t love that he is facing this group after just breaking his maiden. The statistics suggests he has a very low winning probability. However, there is no tactical speed in this group, and he is one of the horses who could be involved in the race since the beginning. Irad is a smart guy, he knows he can win. When Far Bridge lost to a lower-class horse like Kalik, it was because the race was held at an extremely soft pace. Also, the final time of his last race (the day before the Belmont Derby), he marked a faster time than Far Bridge running over the same distance at the same track (1:59.3). I don’t know, I think this horse has a real chance here despite the statistics.
Picks: 5-8-9
Race 10: Whitney Stakes G1, 1 1/8 – Mile, purse 1000K
The race we all came to see! A year ago, we were talking about Life is Good, and now, Cody’s Wish is the peoples’ horse. We all love this guy’s story and the amazing bond he has with Cody Dorman.
6)Cody’s Wish
Check this out because I don’t think much has changed, even the names are similar. These were my comments before the Manhattan Stakes G1:
Okay, I know all these horses very well. After reviewing the field, I don’t see how any of these guys could manage to beat Cody’s Wish.
5) Charge It: has gone through a lot of physical problems and was a disappointment in his last race.
6) Zandon: has never met the expectations; he loves to be a beaten favorite and hasn’t won a race in more than a year.
9) White Abarrio: has just been moved to Dutrow’s barn, and for some reason they still think this horse is a miler, White Abarrio loves to compete over sprints (his last race is the perfect evidence).
So, I have no choice but to select Cody’s Wish as a single for this race. He is the horse that stole America’s heart.
Cody’s Wish:
This magnificent horse, who has an extraordinary bond with Cody Dorman, has never been in better shape. Check out the champ’s workouts: 04Jun Sar tr.t 4f ft :46.4 B 1/22, 26May Sar tr.t 5f ft :59 B 1/7, 19May Sar tr.t 4f ft :46.2 B 1/22. He has never trained so good in the past. One important fact to take into account is that Cody’s Wish has never been beaten over a mile. This is the perfect miler who is currently at his prime. This is a tactical horse who should be considered among the best dirt horses in the world. I am waiting to see Cody back in the winner circle next to this beautiful thoroughbred.
Well, we have two new faces in the field, but none of them seem to be a match for whom I believe is the best dirt horse in the world currently. Let’s go Cody!
Picks: 6
Race 11: Alw 149.5K, 7 – furlongs
This is a very difficult race to predict. I am going to use five horses to secure my picks.
2)Signator
I know he is coming back to the tracks after a long period of time, but he has been training nicely since May, so he must be ready to return. Last year he was very good. He is a very expensive colt (1.7 million) owned by West Point. Now, since he is a three-year-old he will use Lasix medication for the first time, which might also help him have a successful comeback performance. I am intrigued by this horse, he has an amazing pedigree, so I am going to consider him among my picks.
5)Frat Pack
His last race is just too good not to consider him for this contest, and he was coming back after spending a year off the tracks. The combination of Brant-Brown-Prat wins 39.02% of the time. That’s a fantastic number for bettors. He seems like an extraordinary colt, so he should be among the race’s favorites.
6)Twelth Man
Check out my comment from June 10th about him:
This horse has competed against better classes. Some of the horses he has faced are running in G-Stakes: Unbridled Bomber, Today’s Flavor, Sibelius, etc. Believe it or not he is the second best in prime power ratings (130.6). I know that his comeback race, almost a month ago, was kind of bad. But if you check it out, he had a bad start, and later, Castellano didn’t push him at all coming into the homestretch. Javier knew the horse wasn’t at a 100% and decided to let him gallop all the way to the wire. In my opinion, he has much more potential than what he showed back in May. I like that Castellano is still aboard, that’s a good sign of Twelth Man being ready to perform as expected. If he bounces back and performs as he did back in 2022, he could beat this field without questions.
I am aware he is 30/1, but I do believe he has a real chance against this field. Some of the best colts in this field have gone through a lot of injuries and this could be a tricky race.
7)Everso Mischievous
The blinkers will probably be a game changer for him. After his last performance, he became a logical candidate for this new challenge. In addition, his last workout is very good: 29Jly Sar tr.t 4f ft :47.4 B 1/53. He is the number one in prime power ratings (135.5), and the horse to beat. When Gaffalione rides for Cox, they win one race out of three. Those are good odds. The only thing I don’t like about him is that failed at Ellis Park, and this is a bigger challenge.
9)Capture the Flag
A horse with a magnificent pedigree (inbred 3x5 to Danzig, 5x4 to Northern Dancer, and 5x5 to Raise a Native). He is coming back after spending an entire year off the tracks. However, he started training since May and now he seems to be in great shape, also he will run with Lasix medication. Last year he performed as a champion, so he might be the best horse in this field. To many questions surrounding this colt, but he is definitely a horse to consider.
Picks: 7-5-6-2-9
Race 12: Alw 149.5K, 1 1/16 – Mile (turf)
This is a nice race to end the day with. I am going to select three horses for this contest. I believe that the longer the distance, the better for them. I know these horses very well.
1)Shutters
This is a very good horse; he has won three races out of six presentations. He had a complicated trip in his last race (lack room, steady), but still he managed to end up deciding the race. Now, he is not in Brown’s barn, but John Velazquez is back aboard and that is a very good sign. He always has something left in the tank. Do not leave him out of your tickets.
2)Danzigwiththestars
Well, this guy might seem like a long shot, but he has one of the best LP ratings for the distance, and he has faced much tougher fields in the past. With Luis Saez back in the saddle, he could end up winning the race. These were my comments before his May 27th presentation:
This horse has been competing against very good turf horses (Steady On, Celestial City, Chulain, Constitutionlawyer, etc.), and every single time he has ended up deciding the race. He started training to start his five-year-old campaign back in April after a well-deserved resting time. He has come on quickly in the last month. Now he is having some bullet time workouts: 22May Bel tr.t 4f ft :48.1 B 8/54, 12May Bel tr.t 4f ft :49 B 17/47, 05May Bel tr.t 4f ft :48.2 B 3/79. After Inflation Adjusted, he is the logical selection.
Believe me, this horse can win!
10)Al’s Rocket
I am always talking about this horse and most of the time he is among my picks. In fact, this is what I thought abut him before his last performance:
I am not sure about this horse. Yes, he is always there deciding the race, but also, he is always the second best. I know that he is a talented horse trained by Todd Pletcher and mounted by JL. Ortiz, but Al’s Rocket is missing that final kick to get there. This is a mile race, not a marathon, and despite his running style, I think he should be positioned much closer to the leaders. There isn’t tactical speed in this race, that will benefit the front runners and those tactical horses who could be positioned close to the pace setters. This means that he must be running close to the group, otherwise he won’t be able to catch them coming from off the pace. Since he is the number one in prime power ratings (149.3), he must be considered among my selections. However, Al’s Rocket needs to prove he is also the number one on the track. The performance by QF Seventy Five was fantastic, and Al’s Rocket managed to finish close to him. In that race Inflation Adjusted finished in third position, and he won his next race.
I don’t love his running style, but I do believe this could be the race when he finally beats this class. With Irad aboard, most likely he will be among the top favorites.
Picks: 1-10-2
Overview:
1) 3-7-5-1
2) 1
3) 6-5-8
4) 10-9-3
5) 6-5-2
6) 4-7
7) 2-5-7
8) 8-1
9) 5-8-9
10) 6
11) 7-5-6-2-9
12) 1-10-2
Remember to check out the late scratches and changes because there are some MTO and AE horses with a lot of chances. Good luck to y’all!
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REFERENCES:
Equibase: https://www.equibase.com/
Brisnet (PPS): http://www.brisnet.com/content/
The New York Racing Association: https://www.nyra.com/
Pedigree Online. Thoroughbred Database: https://www.pedigreequery.com/
Racing Post: https://www.racingpost.com/
International Federation of Horse Racing Authorities (IFHA): https://www.ifhaonline.org/
Paulick Report: https://paulickreport.com/
Daily Racing Form: https://www.drf.com/
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