I herd it was Ladies day

[Boscar Obarra]

in the 10th, Rosie carries the 9(fave) out from the 6 to the 11 or 12 path in the fin 50 yds. Not even a claim.

[FrankD.]

Boscar,

A travesity indeed that the board never blinked; Rosario gets lost enough on the turf courses here on his own, he needs no help. The only one worse was I had Cajun Kent on the 1 with both the 4 & 9 as well as the 2,3 back and forth at 17/1. He was all dressed up and had no place to go at the fence, stopped cold, swung out and is still 4th.

Tomorrows riddle:
Levine has 3 in the 2nd, 4th & 5th and one is a stone cold lock!

Frank D.

[drbillym]

I\'ll choose door #4.  And I sure wouldn\'t play a Repole claim/dropdown at 4/5.

[P-Dub]

Should have been at least a look, agreed.  Thankfully, no change.

[FrankD.]

When is a stone cold lock not a lock ?
When they get left at the gate!!!!
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[Themig]

The horse kicked (per Javier) as the gate was opening keeping his win in the wings for net time.  Did ya notice how hard Javier was pumping through the lane in the very next race for Bruce Levine?

[Boscar Obarra]

From the NY Post. Yes, that old saying about A S S U M E, is true. As is the rumor that the stews are nearsighted.

Answer to our question: Why didn’t Joel Rosario claim foul after Wednesday’s last race, when he lost by a head after Rosie Napravnik drifted out four or five paths during the stretch drive, carrying Rosario out with her?

“Simple,” said Rosario’s agent, Ron Anderson. “When he came back after the race, he saw the inquiry sign and figured they were already looking at it.” But what the stewards were looking at was the start of the race, when Julien Leparoux fell off his horse coming out of the gate, not the interference in the stretch, which likely cost Rosario’s mount, 2-1 favorite Warm Glow, the win.

Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/horse_racing/through_the_binocs_PZ7Ws0KP2k2QB53uoY6n0H#ixzz24cc2TwBJ