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Race 9 STAKES Longines Breeders' Cup Distaff Grade 1 - Thoroughbred for FILLIES and MARES, THREE-YEAR-OLDS and UPWARD KEENELAND - October 30, 2015 - Race 9 STAKES Longines Breeders' Cup Distaff Grade 1 - Thoroughbred FOR FILLIES AND MARES, THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. Northern Hemisphere Three-Year-Olds, 121 lbs.; Older, 124 lbs.; Southern Hemisphere Three-Year-Olds, 116 lbs.; Older, 124 lbs. $20,000 to pre-enter, $20,000 to enter, with guaranteed $2 million purse including travel awards of which 55% to the owner of the winner, 18% to second, 10% to third, 6% to fourth and 3% to fifth; plus travel awards to starters not based in Kentucky. One And One Eighth Miles On The Dirt Track Record: (Race Day - 1:47.90 - October 30, 2015) Purse: $2,000,000 Guaranteed Available Money: $2,000,000 Value of Race: $1,840,000 1st $1,100,000, 2nd $360,000, 3rd $200,000, 4th $120,000, 5th $60,000 Video Race Replay Weather: Cloudy Track: Fast Off at: 5:46 Start: Good for all except 12,13 Last Raced Pgm Horse Name (Jockey) Wgt M/E PP Start 1/4 1/2 3/4 Str Fin Odds Comments 29Aug15 6SAR4 4 Stopchargingmaria (Castellano, Javier) 124 L 4 8 51 61/2 5Head 11/2 1Neck 7.10 drifted, bumped, held 30Aug15 3DMR1 9 Stellar Wind (Espinoza, Victor) 121 L 9 14 101 101 7Head 22 23 1/2 7.20 bumped, floated out 26Sep15 5BEL2 8 Curalina (Rosario, Joel) 121 L 8 7 71 1/2 5Head 41/2 4Head 31 9.90 pulled,split,flattened 29Aug15 6SAR1 14 Sheer Drama (Bravo, Joe) 124 L 13 3 82 82 81/2 71/2 4Neck 8.60 8w, came in, gaining 4Oct15 9KEE4 2 Frivolous (Court, Jon) 124 L f 2 10 131 14 111 11Head 51 1/4 19.20 8 w, improved position 4Oct15 9KEE3 10 Yahilwa (Graham, James) 124 L 10 12 42 21/2 21 3Head 6Neck 19.20 disputed pace, wilted 26Sep15 7SA7 13 Warren's Veneda (Baze, Tyler) 124 L bf 12 13 121 11Head 133 122 7Neck 90.70 split horses, belated 19Sep15 9PRX1 1 I'm a Chatterbox (Geroux, Florent) 121 L 1 4 91 91 101/2 91/2 81/2 4.50 reluctant in traffic 19Sep15 9PRX2 5 Calamity Kate (Prado, Edgar) 121 L f 5 6 3Head 4Head 61/2 51/2 93/4 49.40 got through, faltered 4Oct15 9KEE1 12 Got Lucky (Ortiz, Jr., Irad) 124 L b 11 2 14 121 121 132 1/2 103/4 6.40 brushed gate, empty 26Sep15 5BEL1 7 Wedding Toast (Lezcano, Jose) 124 L 7 9 2Head 31/2 3Head 81/2 111/2 2.90* 4w,steadied 1/8, faded 19Sep15 9PRX3 15 Peace and War (Velazquez, John) 121 L 14 1 61/2 71 9Head 10Head 122 1/4 61.50 5w, failed to respond 26Sep15 7SA2 6 My Sweet Addiction (Smith, Mike) 124 L 6 11 11 11/2 1Head 61/2 131/2 45.10 speed off rail,stopped 10Oct15 8KEE2 3 Salama (Leparoux, Julien) 121 L f 3 5 111/2 131/2 14 14 14 59.90 no factor Fractional Times: 23.57 47.28 1:11.49 1:36.36 Final Time: 1:48.98 Split Times: (23:71) (24:21) (24:87) (12:62) Run-Up: 34 feet Winner: Stopchargingmaria, Dark Bay or Brown Filly, by Tale of the Cat out of Exotic Bloom, by Montbrook. Foaled Mar 26, 2011 in Kentucky. Breeder: Harvey Clarke & Brookdale Farm LLC. Winning Owner: Town and Country Farms, Corp. Scratched Horse(s): Untapable (Trainer) Total WPS Pool: $2,853,707 Pgm Horse Win Place Show Wager Type Winning Numbers Payoff Pool 4 Stopchargingmaria 16.20 8.40 6.00 $2.00 Exacta 4-9 155.80 1,975,526 9 Stellar Wind 9.20 6.60 $2.00 Trifecta 4-9-8 1,419.40 1,437,712 8 Curalina 7.00 $2.00 Superfecta 4-9-8-14 9,249.40 786,501 $2.00 Pick 3 3-4-4 (3 correct) 203.40 465,011 $0.50 Pick 4 14-3-4-4 (4 correct) 419.35 2,627,307 $2.00 Daily Double 4-4 125.20 282,532 $1.00 Super High Five 4-9-8-14-2 38,276.90 71,160 Past Performance Running Line Preview Pgm Horse Name Start 1/4 1/2 3/4 Str Fin 4 Stopchargingmaria 8 53 1/4 61 3/4 51 3/4 11/2 1Neck 9 Stellar Wind 14 109 1/4 106 1/4 72 1/4 21/2 2Neck 8 Curalina 7 74 3/4 51 1/2 41 1/4 42 1/2 33 3/4 14 Sheer Drama 3 86 1/4 83 1/4 82 1/2 73 3/4 44 3/4 2 Frivolous 10 1311 3/4 148 3/4 113 1/2 115 1/4 55 10 Yahilwa 12 41 1/4 21/2 2Head 32 1/2 66 1/4 13 Warren's Veneda 13 1210 3/4 117 1/4 135 1/2 125 1/2 76 1/2 1 I'm a Chatterbox 4 98 1/4 95 1/4 103 94 3/4 86 3/4 5 Calamity Kate 6 31 41 1/2 61 3/4 52 3/4 97 1/4 12 Got Lucky 2 1412 3/4 127 1/4 124 1/2 137 1/2 108 7 Wedding Toast 9 21 31 31 84 1/4 118 3/4 15 Peace and War 1 64 1/4 72 1/4 93 105 1/4 129 1/4 6 My Sweet Addiction 11 11 11/2 1Head 63 1/4 1311 1/2 3 Salama 5 1110 1/4 138 1/4 148 1/2 1410 1412 Trainers: 4 - Pletcher, Todd; 9 - Sadler, John; 8 - Pletcher, Todd; 14 - Fawkes, David; 2 - Oliver, Victoria; 10 - Cassidy, James; 13 - Lewis, Craig; 1 - Jones, J.; 5 - Breen, Kelly; 12 - Pletcher, Todd; 7 - McLaughlin, Kiaran; 15 - Motion, H.; 6 - Jones, Martin; 3 - LoPresti, Charles Owners: 4 - Town and Country Farms, Corp.; 9 - Hronis Racing LLC; 8 - Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners; 14 -Harold L. Queen; 2 -G. Watts Humphrey, Jr.; 10 - D. P. Racing; 13 -Benjamin C. Warren; 1 - Gray, Fletcher and Carolyn; 5 - Hall, George and Lori; 12 - Hill 'n' Dale Equine Holdings, Inc. (J. G. Sikura) and Steinberg, Philip J.; 7 - Godolphin Racing LLC; 15 - Qatar Racing; 6 -Pamela C. Ziebarth; 3 - Maria Santa Stable; Footnotes STOPCHARGINGMARIA attended the pace five wide in hand, joined the vanguard six wide nearing the quarter pole, forged command entering the stretch, drifted out bumping STELLAR WIND near the three-sixteenths marker, was straightened away and held stubbornly. STELLAR WIND was allowed to settle, commenced her bid with three furlongs to run, looped up seven wide to engage the leader, was bumped and floated out further in the upper stretch, fought on well but was unable to best the determined winner. CURALINA pulled between horses, leveled into stride on the backstretch, waited in traffic leaving the second turn, angled in and slipped between horses, loomed a danger but flattened and settled for a minor award. SHEER DRAMA settled into stride, circled into the lane eight wide, came in under right handed urging and tightened up WEDDING TOAST a furlong out, lined out and was making up ground. FRIVOLOUS was under a hard hold near the tail of the field, worked her way to the outside on the backstretch, ranged up eight wide through far turn, churned on through the drive and improved position. YAHILWA disputed the pace four wide, was collared between horses on the second turn, contested the issue to the final furlong and wilted. WARREN'S VENEDA came away slow, was unhurried into stride, split horses a quarter out and toiled on. I'M A CHATTERBOX was reluctant into stride in traffic into the first turn, settled saving ground, shifted out entering the stretch, but made no significant kick. CALAMITY KATE attended the pace along the inside, got through every step, but came up empty in the final furlong. GOT LUCKY brushed the gate to get away slow, was unhurried into stride and was never a factor. WEDDING TOAST was forwardly placed four wide between horses, was within reach to the stretch, was put in tight when SHEER DRAMA came in, steadied and came up empty thereafter. PEACE AND WAR contended five wide through the second turn and retreated. MY SWEET ADDICTION set the pace off of the inside, was collared between horses approaching the five sixteenths and gave way readily once headed. SALAMA saved ground to no avail. The jockey of STELLAR WIND lodged an objection against STOPCHARGINGMARIA for alleged interference entering the stretch, following the Stewards inquiry into the stretch there was no change to the order of finish. 3rd Place horse sold through Keeneland Association, Inc. Copyright 2015 Equibase Company LLC. All Rights Reserved..
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