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Inside to the Winner’S Circle After the Whitney Handi- for Commentator to Return After Winning the Whitney 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 8 • No. 5 SARATOGA’S DAILY NEWSPAPER ON THOROUGHBRED RACING Sunday, July 27, 2008 Tough Talk Commentator blazes to second Whitney score Tod Marks Tod BY SEAN CLANCY THE WHITNEY HANDICAP ick Zito wrapped Carlos Correa in a headlock “I love this horse. I love this horse. I’ve galloped other big as the two men – co-workers – bulled their way horses, but this one is the greatest,” Correa said while waiting Inside to the winner’s circle after the Whitney Handi- for Commentator to return after winning the Whitney. “He’s cap. It was their world – two men telling each always got to run hard, he’s a warrior, he’s like a 2-year-old. I ❱ Champ Ginger Punch other, ‘I told you so.’ know him like a book. When I gallop him, I make him go like NThey were both right. John Velazquez coddled and ca- a pony because he’s a fragile horse.” knocks out another joled 9 epic furlongs from Commentator, but it was Correa In the two weeks leading to the Whitney, Correa could and Zito who had been doing all the work leading up to the feel the kettle boiling. He galloped him around the Oklahoma Go For Wand. Grade I stakes. A fragile 7-year-old that runs every furlong track Friday like a mime in a phone booth; motionless on his like it’s his bachelor party, Commentator collected his second back, nursing every stride, keeping the genie in the bottle. ❱ Whitney crown, three years after his first. In 2005, he clung “The way he went the last two days, I told Nick they’re Forever Together to a neck victory over Saint Liam. This time, he kicked away not going to beat him. He’s an amazing horse,” Correa said. takes the Diana. to an un-pressured 4 3/4-length win over Student Council, “I galloped him from day one, he hasn’t changed. When he’s who closed from deep in the field. Grasshopper finished a right, he’ll beat anybody, believe me. Seven years old, still distant third, a nose ahead of Notional. Owned by Tracy running – you don’t see horses like him. When he’s on, he’s an ❱ Entries & Handicap- Farmer, Commentator completed the 1 1/8-mile in 1:50.23. amazing horse. When he’s on, he’s a freak.” Correa has coddled and cajoled Commentator for six sea- Velazquez knew there was only one choice in the Whit- ping for Sunday. sons, galloping him slowly to preserve the precious grease left ney. Go. Breaking from the rail, Commentator shot to the in his squeaky legs. Plagued by a twice-repaired left shin and front as potential pace factor Tasteyville missed the break and compromised by a mind that says “go” all the time, Com- then jarred his way around the first turn. Longshot Timber ❱ Jim Dandy Preview. mentator now has 12 wins from 19 starts, with earnings of more than $1.5 million. See WHITNEY page 2 through three quarters in 1:11.80 as Timber Reserve and Solar Flare retreat- Whitney – ed. Notional and Grasshopper crept into Continued from page 1 position while Student Council began a wide move to reach the first flight, well, Reserve angled from the outside post the first flight behind Commentator. Ve- and found a spot in second, with Sub- lazquez nudged the 7-year-old gelding urban runner-up (and public choice) So- and in a flash, it was over. Commenta- lar Flare adopting a comfortable zone tor kicked and the others were already in third. Commentator settled into his spent. rhythm, cruising through a quarter mile Velazquez picked up the ride on Com- in 24.16 seconds and a half in 47.73, mentator this winter, partnering him to more than a second slower than his first two runaway scores at Gulfstream Park. Whitney victory. Velazquez liked it. Velazquez learned Commentator’s nu- “It makes a big difference to not have ances and put the lessons to use. another speed horse going 22 and 45 in “If you try to slow him down, he just these kinds of races. He got to the lead goes,” Velazquez said. “I let him break and started loping in front, he loved it,” first, then by the first turn I grab him and Velazquez said. “If a horse comes to then let him go. When the other horse him, he gets in the bridle right away, but came to him, he grabbed me on his own. Tod Marks I give and take, just play with him.” I let him do a little of what he wants and Carlos Correa and Nick Zito bask in Commentator’s Whitney score. Commentator and Velazquez played then I do a little of what I want.” Commentator did more of what he wanted in his prior start, a tough loss in the Met Mile where he rattled on the lead and eventually succumbed to Di- vine Park. This time, he never felt that kind of pressure and kept to the cox- Terry Lindsey Equidae Gallery swain’s call. “I thought it was going to be a re- peat from the Met Mile, when the oth- At the Holiday InnsOpen daily 9 - 9 July 25 - Sept. 1 er horse went with him. Trust me, he doesn’t need to be on the lead, he’s on the lead because he’s so fast. If you grab him, he’s going to go, but I didn’t have to grab him,” Velazquez said. “I told Nick when he got beat in the Met Mile, this horse is so good right now, I can let them go and rate him. Only problem today, I was on the inside. I told Nick I’m letting him go. When I drop him in, he’s gone.” Velazquez is the lucky one, he gets to drop him. A former jockey, Correa holds him every day. He even steps aside to let his wife Maxine breeze him. For two weeks leading up to the Whitney, Zito haggled Correa. “Nick leaves me alone, he never bothers me, but he was driving me cra- zy with this horse,” Correa said, with a grin. “Nick’s the best, I know he’s un- der pressure, but I kept telling him don’t worry.” Zito worries. He’s taken 37 X-rays of Commentator’s left shin over the years. The same shin that’s been operated on twice. The shin that has limited Com- mentator to just 19 starts. The New LECTURES AND DEMOS York-bred son of Distorted Humor Each Friday at 10 a.m. — made his fourth start of the year in the a different guest each week Whitney. Last year, he ran four times. In 2006, twice. That’s why Zito was driv- CHAMPAGNE OPENING ing Correa crazy. “I’ve been telling him for two weeks, Aug. 2, 6-8 p.m. — Introducing you’ve got to be a perfectionist. He said, THE SARATOGA RACING BRACELET ‘You’re driving me crazy, you’re driv- Designed by Terry Lindsey, Music by Jane Wood ing me crazy.’ I said for this particular race we had to be perfect and we were VIEW GALLERY WWW.EQUIDAE.COM perfect,” Zito said. “He’s been with me 518-584-1766 gallery / 802-379-1156 cell / 802-325-3918 studio forever, he’s a great horseman. I’ve got a great crew, you can’t do it by yourself, ARTISTS DISPLAYED you need all the ingredients, we work hard, this is what it’s all about.” Top left to right, Kate Upton, Terry Lindsey, After the race, Zito enjoyed a rol- Susie Cronin, Jaime Corum, Werner Rentsch, licking walk through the crowd. He got more pats on the back than at a secu- Kathy Partridge, Louise W. King, rity checkpoint. He posed for a photo Louise Peterson plus 30 more wonderful artists. with some fellow Brooklyn natives. He pumped his fist to every “Yeah, Nick” he heard. And there were a lot of them. “To have a horse of this caliber do the things he does is truly amazing. Truly amazing, when you think about it. He’s one-dimensional, he’s got to be close and he’s fragile,” Zito said. “He’s one of the greatest. This will go down as one of the best. One of the best ever.” 2 Sunday, July 27, 2008 Th e ARATOGA Here & There at Saratoga 100 Lake Avenue Worth Repeating Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 “There are racehorses. And there are horses who race.” At the corner of Lake and Regent Trainer Neil Howard, quoting horseman Mike Bell, after Ginger Punch won the Go For Wand Phone: (518) 490-1175 “Seven is the new four.” or (302) 545-7713 or (302) 545-4424 Owner Tracy Farmer after Fax: To be Announced 7-year-old Commentator won the Whitney E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] “Between the fire at Belmont and the rain at Saratoga I Internet: www.saratogaspecial.com feel like James Taylor.” NYRA communications employee Fran LaBelle, on life at the office lately Published Wednesday through Sunday during the racing season. “That was a little dicey, huh?” Every day of Sales Week Aug. 4-10. Assistant trainer Neal McLaughlin, after winner Abraaj looked in deep water The Staff turning for home in the Grade II Vanderbilt Editors/Publishers: Sean Clancy, Joe Clancy “Just slow.” Copy Chief: Jamie Santo McLaughlin, describing a potential steeplechaser Staff Writers: Brian Nadeau, John Panagot, Karen Johnson, Laura Pepper “As good as jewelry.” Graphic Designer: Carl Hott The Special’s Jamie Santo when hearing about trainer John Fahey forwarding Saturday’s paper to his wife Photographers: Tod Marks, Dave Harmon, Connie Bush Connie Bush, Barbara Livingston “I had a couple of horses get hurt, I was walking my own Owner Bob Manfuso brought a good-luck butterfly to the paddock Friday.
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