He skipped the Breeders’ Cup Classic to point for this and has trained sharply. Maxfield (6-5) : He was a Horse of the Year contender until he ran second in the Whitney and Woodward Stakes. JOCKEY: Rafael Bejarano TRAINER: Carlo VaccarezzaĨ. Maybe he didn’t care for the wet track, but there’s little to be found in his past performances to indicate he’s ready to handle a field of this quality. Militarist (50-1) : He was fifth in the Fayette when running in a stakes for the first time. JOCKEY: Joe Talamo TRAINER: Dallas Stewartħ. Chess Chief (30-1) : He’s winless in five starts dating back to the New Orleans Classic in March and faces a tough task here. King Fury has won three of four starts at Churchill. If he can rebound on a dry track, he should be in the picture at the end. The track was wet but he was a stakes winner on that racetrack on a wet surface before. He seemed to be on a nice upswing, then finished a distant third in the Hagyard Fayette Stakes. King Fury (12-1) : He’s a bit of a hard read. Our Dirt Rally 2.0 message board is available to provide feedback on our trainers or cheats.
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JOCKEY: Tyler Gaffalione TRAINER: Todd Pletcherĥ. Our Dirt Rally 2.0 Trainer is now available for version 1.15.0 and supports WINDOWS STORE. He’s a main factor here but some of the others seem faster at this distance. He’s never turned in a bad effort, finishing third or better in his seven starts. Happy Saver (8-1): He’s a Grade 1 winner but that was at a longer 1 ¼-mile distance. He should be able to rate off the pace and stage a late rally, making him a threat should the fractions get torrid and the leaders back up. Dr Post (5-1): He’s been facing some of the best older horses and comes off a pair of thirds in the Woodward and TVG Pacific Classic Stakes. JOCKEY: Florent Geroux TRAINER: Brad Coxģ. He’ll need to take a big step forward to be a factor here. Night Ops (15-1) : He was a big threat at the Grade 3 level but has struggled in his last two starts against better competition. JOCKEY: Joel Rosario TRAINER : Steve AsmussenĢ. He’s working great and will be a major force here. He drew the rail here which should enable him to work out a good trip under Joel Rosario, who seems destined to enjoy a record-breaking year. He skipped the Breeders’ Cup after finishing second to Hot Rod Charlie and Essential Quality in consecutive races. Midnight Bourbon (8-5 morning-line odds) : He’s one of the best members of a stellar 3-year-old class. While it’s unlikely to change any Eclipse Awards ballots, the Clark could showcase some of the key players in next year’s major races, such as the Pegasus World Cup Invitational, Saudi Cup, and Dubai World Cup.ġ. Racetrack: Churchill Downs, Louisville, Ky.
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