Remington Park - August 31th, 2003 - Race 8

Allowance - For Thoroughbred Three Year Old and Upward Fillies and Mares (NW1 X) Six Furlongs On The Dirt
Purse: $11,500
Plus: $1,400 (Oklahoma Bred Program )
Available Money: $12,900

Value of Race: $11,780 1st $6,900, 2nd $2,185, 3rd $1,660, 4th $575, 5th $115, 6th $115, 7th $115, 8th $115
Reverts: $1,120
Weather: Rainy Track: Sloppy
Off at: 4:28 Start: Good for all

Pgm HorseName (Jockey) Wgt M/E PP SP 1/4 1/2

Str Fin Odds
7 Our Lady Megan (Matz, N.) 111 BL 7 1 1-1 1-1 1/2 1-2 1-8 3/4 1.80
3 Book the Cat (Cogburn, K.L.) 117 BL bf 3 4 4-Head 4-2 3-1/2 2-Nose 3.40
1 Sweder Than Money (Berry, M.C.) 116 BL b 1 7 7-7 5-1/2 4-2 3-3 1.70*
5 Magic Breeze (Kretzer, K.D.) 116 BL b 5 2 3-2 2-1 1/2 2-2 4-5 1/4 7.50
4 Wild Louise (Harris, B.B.) 118 BL b 4 3 2-1/2 3-2 5-5 5-8 1/4 15.20
8 Awake America (Arruda, T.A.) 117 BL f 8 6 6-3 7-9 6-1/2 6-3 1/2 38.00
6 Levi Lexi (Brown, D.E.) 119 BL 6 5 5-1/2 6-Head 7-12 7-3 1/4 16.80
2 Key to the Glory (Schaefer, G.A.) 117 BL 2 8 8 8 8 8 34.10
Fractional Times: 22.65, 46.34, 1:12.18

Winner: Our Lady Megan - Bay Filly, January 28, 2000
Bred by Celestial Acres Stud, Inc. in KY
Pedigree: Boone's Mill - Mystique de Marti , by High Brite


Pgm Horse Win Place Show Total WPS Pool: $11,281
7 Our Lady Megan 5.60 3.80 2.80
3 Book the Cat 3.60 2.60
1 Sweder Than Money 2.80


Wager Type Winning Numbers Payoff Pool Carryover
$2 Exacta 7-3 21.80 10,378
$2 Superfecta 7-3-1-5 111.60 2,719
$2 Trifecta 7-3-1 53.00 10,445

Pgm Comment
7 Our Lady Megan: broke well, outside, set pace, widen turn, never asked
3 Book the Cat: stalked, inside, altered out turn, no mach late, gained place
1 Sweder Than Money: never far back, advanced inside, bid, outfinished for place
5 Magic Breeze: close up, between, bid, faltered
4 Wild Louise: chased pace, inside, tired
8 Awake America: no factor
6 Levi Lexi: no threat
2 Key to the Glory: always outrun

Footnotes
OUR LADY MEGAN broke well from the outside to set the early pace, widen the margin entering the turn, remained well clear at the eighth pole and was never asked with the rider but flashing the whip. BOOK THE CAT stalked the early pace inside, altered course outside entering the turn but was no match while out finishing SWEDER THAN MONEY for the place. SWEDER THAN MONEY never far back, steadily advanced inside entering the turn, made a bid but was outfinished for the place. MAGIC BREEZE up close from between foes, inched closer entering the turn, made a bid but faltered. WILD LOUISE chased the pace from the inside and tired. AWAKE AMERICA was no factor. LEVI LEXI was no threat. KEY TO THE GLORY was always outrun.


Owners: 7 -Thomas G. Orr, 3 -Claire M. Page, 1 - Oakes, Rick and Castor, Shane, 5 -Raymond William Deiter, 4 - Trimble, Louise and Richard, 8 -Ron E. Cravens, 6 -Roger D. Neff, 2 -Gary L. Mead

Trainers: 7 -Joe S. Offolter, 3 -Tommy Page, 1 -Shane Castor, 5 -Mark C. Lee, 4 -Elmer Carter, 8 -Ronnie Cravens, III, 6 -Michael A. Gass, Sr., 2 -Cliff W. Darnell

Thomas Orr is my son-in-law:
Megan won by 8 3/4 lengths....

For those with any further doubts go to:
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Scroll down to Race#8
Read for yourself

[This message was edited by Racey on Mon September 01 2003 at 11:05 AM.]

So you must be parting all day today. Or did that start last night.HeeHee. Very well done,Racey.

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No Wish, you don't party when you win this kind of horse race...you go pay the bills that accumulated while getting the horse to the point that it won this race...The feed store, horseshoer, Vet & hay man will be very happy next week when the money is released...Maybe there will be enough left to go to Braums for a special treat!!!hehehe

I know always bills.That is what I need to make some $`s to pay bills. I was jocking about the party thing.

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Yea, horses are darn expensive when you race them...or just own them for that matter...You still have feedbills, hay to buy, vet bills, ect...That is why I got rid of most of mine...Can't afford it anymore..

I know, can`t afford all those pets. I cut down on the minis.Had 45 2 yrs ago. I am down to 16. Just keep the best.Why keep mares that you only get 800. a foal when you keep the best you get 2500. a foal.And of course LESS WORK.

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I agree...Horses are real cheap here right now...The racing industry in Oklahoma is in trouble & so everyone is dumping their horses...It is a buyers market here right now...You can buy a Mare in foal with one on her side for $500...Sad!

Hey wish, go to PT..Have a question for you..

We have 500 PMU foals comming to auction this Sat.Not nice to see.

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Originally posted by Racey:
Hey wish, go to PT..Have a question for you..

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They did say it Racey in the chat room witnessed by a member of this board.I did not lie to you about it.

Bonskeep Collies and Shelties

http://www.bonskeep.com

I know, the sales here are full every week..My daughter picked up a yearling QH for $100 at the last sale she went too..There are usually alot sold starting this time of year because people don't want to feed them in the winter, but this year is worse...

this is just 1 auction 500 babies then there is another later and many private rescues. They come from Alberta.Most go to slaughter.I don`t go to those auctions.They are even reg. to give them a better chance to live and be adopted. Racey Go to PT for more imfo.

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Ok...

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