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General Category => General Harness Racing Discussion => Topic started by: Elgin on October 10, 2012, 08:46:22 PM
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Those planning to supplement horses to the BC must do so by Monday at noon.
Some of those not eligible are:
Michaels Power (Jug)
Dynamic Youth (Cane)
Darena Hanover (Jugette)
Those three can buy in for $62,500.
Rebeka Bayama can buy her way into the Mare Pace for $37,500.
The following are some of the two-year-olds not staked to the BC. There is no buy in for them:
Odds On Equuleus
Doctor Butch, who won the NYSS final and dominated his class.
Summertime Lea, who also won the Final and dominated her class.
Dovuto Hanover, the Dragon Again gelding that beat Dedi
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Michaels Power has to buy in - no ifs, ands or butts! If he wins it he wins divisional honors. No brainer there.
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The Burke stable has Destinys Chance and Bettor B Lucky eligible to the 3-year-old filly pace. The latter won the EBC as well as a heat of the Jugette
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According to a Bill Finley piece in Harness Racing Update, Jeff Snyder and Casie Coleman are still mulling over whether or not to supplement Michaels Power to the BC. The others would have to fall flat for MP to win the division off of an OSS Super Gold Final win/a win in the Matron.
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$62.5K for Jeff Snyder is like $10.00 for me. rflmao1
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$62.5K for Jeff Snyder is like $10.00 for me. rflmao1
rflmao1 rflmao1 rflmao1 so true
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I wonder what impact tonight
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Winning a GF probably won
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I hate to ask this question but is the BC detention barn a factor in a Casie Coleman decision? That is, are the rules more stringent than for other stakes races?
I cannot possibly imagine a valid reason for not putting up $62,500 for a horse, allegedly, of this caliber.
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I hate to ask this question but is the BC detention barn a factor in a Casie Coleman decision? That is, are the rules more stringent than for other stakes races?
I cannot possibly imagine a valid reason for not putting up $62,500 for a horse, allegedly, of this caliber.
I wouldn't think so since she will have other horses racing in the Breeders Crown
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Funny Tetrick used the exact same move and trip that Micheals Power used to win the Confederation Cup.
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I wouldn't think so since she will have other horses racing in the Breeders Crown
Last year Cheddar won the 3-Yeap-Old Pace for Coleman, and he would have been favored to repeat in the open, but he
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Funny Tetrick used the exact same move and trip that Micheals Power used to win the Confederation Cup.
The three-week layoff showed with Michaels Power
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Needy had to fire from where he was yesterday, just couldn't make front and there was no two hole, so he got stuck first over against a nice colt. The top 3 all raced well, I honestly don't think there is much between Micheals Power and Needy right now.
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Commander Crowe is scheduled to start in the Open Trot. There would be no supplemental fee involved, just the $12,000 entrance fee, I believe. If an elimination is required, he won
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Jeff Snyder has decided to supplement Michaels Power to the BC.
Dynamic Youth will not be in the race.
Darena Hanover probably won't be supplemented to the three-year-old filly division. Bettor B Lucky and Destinys Chance are both staked to the BC.
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elgin vegas vacation is paid into the crown
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Two sophomores, colt pacer Michaels Power and colt trotter Intimidate, along with mare pacer Rebeka Bayama were supplemented to their respective divisions by the noon deadline on Monday, Oct. 15.
The US$6 million Breeders Crown events will be contested on Saturday, Oct. 27, at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto, Ont.
With the three-year-old colt pace division still seeking a leader, Little Brown Jug winner Michaels Power deserved a chance to go for the title according to his connections, owner Jeff Snyder and trainer Casie Coleman.
Snyder talked about supplementing at a cost of US$62,5000 after the colt
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Ooops, Vegas is staked to it.
It
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Initimidate is racing tonight. He looked great his last start and should jog again tonight if all goes right. Blais isn't stupid, this colt seems like he's the real deal.