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BELMONT PARK - June 11, 2016 - Race 5 STAKES Ogden Phipps S BELMONT PARK - June 11, 2016 - Race 5 STAKES Ogden Phipps S. Grade 1 - Thoroughbred FOR FILLIES AND MARES, FOUR-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. One And One Sixteenth Miles On The Dirt Track Record: (Transparent - 1:39.22 - September 18, 2014) Purse: $1,000,000 Guaranteed Available Money: $1,000,000 Value of Race: $980,000 1st $535,000, 2nd $185,000, 3rd $100,000, 4th $65,000, 5th $40,000, 6th $30,000, 7th $25,000 Video Race Replay Weather: Clear Track: Fast Off at: 1:52 Start: Good for all Last Raced Pgm Horse Name (Jockey) Wgt M/E PP Start 1/4 1/2 3/4 Str Fin Odds Comments 14May16 7BEL1 4 Cavorting (Geroux, Florent) 117 L 4 3 61 61/2 7 12 1/2 12 1/2 4.30 3w 1/2,5w upr,kept bsy 15Apr16 9OP1 6 Forever Unbridled (Rosario, Joel) 121 L 6 7 7 7 51/2 55 21/2 3.35 ins,wait 5/16,5-6w upr 14May16 7BEL2 1 Carrumba (Ortiz, Jose) 117 L 1 1 52 51 61/2 21 33/4 10.60 2p,idled beh wall turn 6May16 6CD1 5 Curalina (Velazquez, John) 123 L 5 6 3Head 31/2 21/2 31/2 42 1.95* 3w & btwn foes turn 6May16 6CD3 7 Sheer Drama (Bravo, Joe) 121 L 7 5 41 41/2 41 41/2 515 1/2 8.60 lunge brk,4w vs trio 9Apr16 9KEE2 2 Stopchargingmaria (Castellano, Javier) 121 L 2 4 21/2 21/2 31/2 64 1/2 64 1/2 3.25 2p,btwn foes trn,tired 27May16 7TDN3 3 Desert Valley (Mejias, Ricardo) 115 L b 3 2 11 11 1Head 7 7 58.25 ins,press by trio turn Fractional Times: 23.37 46.20 1:10.23 1:34.02 Final Time: 1:40.14 Split Times: (22:83) (24:03) (23:79) (6:12) Run-Up: 50 feet Winner: Cavorting, Bay Filly, by Bernardini out of Promenade Girl, by Carson City. Foaled Feb 07, 2012 in Kentucky. Breeder: Swettenham Stud. Winning Owner: Stonestreet Stables LLC Total WPS Pool: $1,317,251 Pgm Horse Win Place Show Wager Type Winning Numbers Payoff Pool 4 Cavorting 10.60 5.50 4.10 $2.00 Exacta 4-6 49.60 956,178 6 Forever Unbridled 4.90 3.50 $2.00 Trifecta 4-6-1 315.50 542,562 1 Carrumba 5.20 $2.00 Daily Double 4-4 52.00 151,863 $2.00 Pick 3 4-4-4 (3 correct) 172.50 430,892 $2.00 Pick 4 6-4-4-4 (4 correct) 462.00 742,551 $2.00 Superfecta 4-6-1-5 1,004.00 252,220 $2.00 Pick 5 5-6-4-4-4 (5 correct) 3,067.00 1,221,756 Past Performance Running Line Preview Pgm Horse Name Start 1/4 1/2 3/4 Str Fin 4 Cavorting 3 64 1/2 63 1/2 73 12 1/2 12 1/2 6 Forever Unbridled 7 75 1/2 74 52 54 1/2 22 1/2 1 Carrumba 1 52 1/2 52 1/2 62 1/2 22 1/2 33 5 Curalina 6 31 1/2 31 1/2 2Head 33 1/2 43 3/4 7 Sheer Drama 5 41 1/2 42 41 44 55 3/4 2 Stopchargingmaria 4 21 21 31/2 69 1/2 621 1/4 3 Desert Valley 2 11 11 1Head 714 725 3/4 Trainers: 4 - McLaughlin, Kiaran; 6 - Stewart, Dallas; 1 - McGaughey III, Claude; 5 - Pletcher, Todd; 7 - Fawkes, David; 2 - Pletcher, Todd; 3 - Quartarolo, Anthony Owners: 4 - Stonestreet Stables LLC; 6 -Charles E. Fipke; 1 - Phipps Stable; 5 - Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners; 7 -Harold L. Queen; 2 - Town and Country Racing, LLC; 3 - Loooch Racing Stables, Inc.; Footnotes CAVORTING was brushed after the start, sat reserved towards the back of the pack during the opening half, set foot into the turn from the three path, remained on hold keeping an eye on the four front runners pressing each other for command, picked up interest as three-quarters was being completed, swung five wide into the sretch and kicked into her best stride, took charge during the ensuing furlong, drifted out slighter after some left side pressure with approximately a sixteenth remaining, finished comfortably in the clear, kept to the task at hand. FOREVER UNBRIDLED got guided onto the rail midway down the backstretch, narrowed the gap from the half mile pole to midpoint on the turn, lightly hand urged while at the task, was switched over to a rating hold when briefly caught behind DESERT VALLEY, that one being in her early stages of backing away as the field approached the five-sixteenths pole, managed to squeeze itself into the two path during the next sixteenth, remained momentariy on hold after entering the stretch then proceeded to get angled out five to six wide for better racing room, finished willingly, although no match for the top one. CARRUMBA settled into the two path after the start, idled behind a wall comprised of four opponents during the run around the bend, spun from between foes into the stretch, altered course onto the inside route, flattened out. CURALINA in a bit after losing her footing at the break, was corrected before significant contact was made with any other, set foot from the three path onto the turn, disputed the pace from between rivals making her way to the quarter pole, got set down for the drive home, had no late reesponse. SHEER DRAMA lunged as the field was sent off and running, sat forwardly placed in the four path, making her presence felt during the journey on the bend, had no rally once the stretch run began. STOPCHARGINGMARIA remained in the two path after the start, was asked for some run coming to the conclusion of the backstretch, left it and forced the issue from between rivals all the way to the five-sixteenths pole, then gave way. DESERT VALLEY was lightly bumped, getting knocked slightly sideways in the shadow of the starting gate, responded to some mild urging and grabbed the advantage, cut over to the rail, showed the way chased by a theesome of foes to the outside during the setting of the third split, was reeled in soon after going six furlongs and retreated. Winner sold through Keeneland Association, Inc. Copyright 2016 Equibase Company LLC. All Rights Reserved..
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