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INSIDE Hard Spun Gets It Street Fighter Done in King’S Bishop Derby Winner Prevails in Gr SUBSCR ER IPT IN IO A N R S T COMPLIMENTS OF T !2!4/'! O L T IA H C E E 4HE S SP ARATOGA Year 7 • No. 27 SARATOGA’S DAILY NEWSPAPER ON THOROUGHBRED RACING Sunday, August 26, 2007 Street Sense fights past the stub- born Grasshopper near the finish of Saturday’s Travers Tod Marks INSIDE Hard Spun gets it Street Fighter done in King’s Bishop Derby winner prevails in Gr. I battle with Grasshopper Shakis rallies up hedge to capture Baruch BY SEAN CLANCY THE TRAVERS STAKES Calvin Borel can’t remember the month – whether it was two wins – including the Kentucky Derby – this spring. Over- April, May or June of last year. All he knew was he had never La Traviata as good all, he’s six for 11 with earnings of over $4 million. felt anything like it before. Borel, who’s ridden him his entire career, still remembers as advertised in the An unraced 2-year-old worked three eighths in 34, gal- that first breeze. loped out in 47 and change at Churchill Downs. Borel could Victory Ride “Oh, what I got here,” Borel remembers thinking. “He barely pull him up. was jumping from here to that table, when I stood up and Carl Nafzger told Borel something he already knew. galloped out, it was unbelievable, scary. I slowed him down Burmilla steps up in “This is our big horse.” and I’ll never forget that feeling, oooh, Lord.” Yesterday, that big horse won the Grade I Travers. Street Sunday’s Ballerina The feeling is still going strong. Sense continued his march toward a championship with a cal- Borel placed Street Sense closer than usual, sitting in third culated half-length victory over upstart Grasshopper. Street behind a mild pace set by Grasshopper and Robby Albarado. Sunday and Monday Sense, owned and bred by Jim Tafel, finished the 1 1/4 miles Jim Dandy runner-up C P West galloped along in second with in 2:02.69 for his second victory at Saratoga this summer. Street Sense stalking from the outside through a quarter-mile Entries/Handicapping The son of Street Cry took the Grade II Jim Dandy a month earlier, giving him two wins this summer to go along with his See TRAVERS page 4 ONLY horses by these stallions, who were conceived in Maryland and fully nominated to the Maryland Million program, are eligible to run in Maryland Maryland Million races. 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Though the colt’s by Awesome Again, Beethoven The Special at Keeneland only managed to be awesome once – at least when it came to writing operas. Steeplechase/Eventing Times Country-music fan looking for Toby Keith in the paddock before the “Fidelio” was Ludwig van B’s lone effort. The story tells how Leonore, dis- Thoroughbred Racing Calendar King’s Bishop: “He’ll be the one in the cowboy hat.” guised as a prison guard named Fidelio, rescues her husband Florestan from The Best of The Saratoga Special Hard Spun fan: “Other than Larry Jones.” death in a political prison. Saratoga Days “I’m his biggest fan – well, his second-biggest fan.” Biohazzard, second race Monday. Cool handle – just don’t put it on his National Steeplechase Association Trainer Neil Howard, about Street Sense (and trainer Carl Nafzger), stall door. public relations consultants, Saturday morning. A few hours later, Howard’s Grasshopper custom Tervis Tumbler glasses gave Street Sense all he could handle in the Travers stretch. Names of the Day – Tunebusters Edition and lawn jockeys. “Oh, I don’t count tomorrow – I’ve done my work. I guess you still count Monday’s card reads likes a jukebox. There’s Rock Lobster (The B-52s), “Editorial excellence is not a goal to be it though.” Shady Lane (Pavement), The Price Of Love (New Order) and Mama The- Photographer Dave Harmon, after dropping off his Saturday photos, resa, Broadway Bud, Charming Jill, My Anna Rose and Sugar Swirl which sought and one day acquired and then to The Special staff – which still had several hours of work to go if they aren’t Golden Oldies darn well should be. retired to the trophy case. It is instead an ambition which must be pursued each “This is one of those days when it’s hard to not let them see you sweat.” day, never ending, never totally achieved. Overheard at the races Saturday afternoon Weather That striving, that ambition is an essential Sunday: A few showers in the morning, then clouds lingering in the after- part of our newspapers, a cornerstone “Sorry, I need them for the next race. Oh, here you go, I’ll borrow a pair.” noon. Warm. High near 85. Winds WNW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain of what we have been, what we are, and Jockey Robby Albarado, 30 percent. what we will be.” asked for his last pair of goggles after the 11th race Sunday night: Partly cloudy.
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