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2009 Secretariat Stakes - Take the Points
Take the Points outfought Irish shipper Black Bear Island in a sustained stretch duel to win the Grade 1, $400,000 Secretariat Stakes at steamy Arlington Park on Saturday.
Laureate Conductor was more than three lengths back in third.
The time (2:05.41) was the second-slowest in the 22 runnings of the race at 1 1/4 miles.
Laureate Conductor was more than three lengths back in third.
The time (2:05.41) was the second-slowest in the 22 runnings of the race at 1 1/4 miles.
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2009 Aristides Handicap - Bold Start
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Bold Start takes the Grade 3 Aristides Handicap at Churchill Downs. 05-30-2009 Race 10
2009 Diana Stakes - Forever Together
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Becoming the sixth horse to win back-to-back editions of the $500,000 Grade 1 event, Forever Together got up by a head over a game Carribean Sunset. Rutherienne rallied belatedly to finish third in this race for the second consecutive year.
Eddie Read Stakes 2009 - Global Hunter
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Global Hunter upsets the Grade 1, $350,000 Eddie Read Stakes at Del Mar on July 25, 2009. Thorn Song ducked to the outside and was pulled up by jockey Mike Smith on the first turn.
Greenwood Cup 2009 - Alcomo
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Alcomo wins the $250,000 Greenwood Cup Handicap at Philadelphia Park on July 18, 2009. The victory in the 1 1/2-mile Greenwood Cup, a Breeders' Cup Win and You're In race, assured Alcomo a spot in the Nov. 7 BC Marathon at Santa Anita. Alaazo came from last after a mile to finish second, 1 1/2 lengths ahead of Eldaafer.
Virginia Derby 2009
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Battle of Hastings pinned another defeat on Straight Story when getting up in the final jumps to post a head triumph Saturday in the Grade 2, $750,000 Virginia Derby at Colonial Downs. He remains eligible to become the first horse to sweep the Grand Slam of Grass. Take the Points finished third and Lime Rickey fourth. Nicanor, the morning-line favorite was scratched Friday.
Top 10 Breeders Cup Moments
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The top ten moments in Breeders Cup history. Based on the vote of www.breederscup.com music by Es Posthumus
Galopp im Feld
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Mein Freundin und ich auf unseren Ponys auf einem Ausritt.
Secretariat - a great horse
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Secretariat - greatest triple crown winner. Sorry for writing "lenghts". ;)
Not Zenyatta???
No doubt about it the race with Sunday silence and Easy Goer the race of the decade. The first Classic is a close second. Please don't mention Personal Ensign race as top race, they labored home .
How is Zenyatta not on this list?
His Preakness time has been confirmed now as of 2012 at 1: 53 flat.
The greatest horse to ever grace this planet. Gorgeous, intelligent, fast and able to go the distance. Not to mention the most gorgeous colt I have ever seen. He is Legend.
Afleet Alex would have destroyed all of these in a free for all.
first one could have been the 2010 replay.
Wow, I'm watching this for the first time and when I got to numbers 4 &3 I'm saying to myself, "are they kidding? Are they going to leave out the Personal Ensign race which I thought was the greatest race in the history of the sport?" Is it because she was a filly? So then I get to number one and realized they left the best for last. Great video!!
It wasn't a great race just a very slow finish, please take a look at Alysheba and Ferdinand race.
Why the music?
Who put this list together? Only a slight American bias. I don't have enough energy to list the euro horses that have won great Breeders Cup race. Apart from the odd Wesley Ward flyer that wins at Royal Ascot, how many American horses win in Europe? Er,,,,none. As inward looking as ever, our American cousins.
Personal Ensign's incredibly timed run through the field was my favourite as well.
So nice to see the gorgeous animals running. Soo sad to see the wonderful Ferdinand who as we know was sold to Japan and when his breeding days were done, was slaughtered and the main course at a fancy dinner with headline 'a Kentucky Derby' winner meal. Those awful people. 😭😭😭😭
Yup,Personal Ensign is #1. Glad to see Arazi in there too.
No, no, no -- Number one has to be Arcangues.
Can't wait for tommorow and I'm from United kingdom. Best meeting in the world were they all CLASH for for the title of a world beater.
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The '88 distaff and classic winners ran on a surface they didn't like
Sighhhh ...once again, THE MUSIC IS TOO LOUD!
I see,yes.This was pre-Zenyatta.You make such a list now,Queen Z belongs on it.
Are you kidding me??? The Queen Zenyatta the only mare to win the classic coming from last to first, and the only horse to win 2 different breeders cup races
Secretariat’s time at the Preakness was re-examined and officially set at 1:53 about 10 years ago, it still stands today as the fastest Preakness ever
EVERYTHING was against Easy Goer coming into the 89 Classic and During the 89 Classic and EVERYTHING was in Sunday Silences favor...All the Circumstances and on that Speed favoring track and only coming up Short a Neck at the Wire Closing was very Disappointing...Easy Goer was The Best Horse in that race...He was also training so poorly that the connections debated scratching him as his ankles were flaring up...But how could they ever scratch in such a Big race...Easy Goer was a Very unlucky and unfortunate Horse with all the Talent in the world
Good music too
1989 Classic was such a Great Race...Easy Goer had absolutely "Everything" going against him Heading into the race and during the race...Closed to only miss by a "Neck" at the Wire was Very impressive under all the Circumstances...He was the "Best" Horse in the race...Easy Goer is probably the Most Unlucky Great Horse in History...Only "13" days rest heading into Derby and caught a Muddy Surface on same Track he disliked...Pinned on rail Entire stretch in Preakness to come up short a "Nose"...Easy Goer had the Natural Talent to be a Top 5 all time Horse...That Belmont Stakes Performance was just Electrifying...NY was the only state in the Country that did not allow race days drugs also...Connections also Entered him in the Met Mile off only a little over "10" days rest while giving a Ton of weight to rest of Field...Connections were Greedy with Easy Goer trying to Win every NY race possible including a "12" Furlong" event the race before the Classic...They should have Skipped that Race and just let the Horse rest up more heading into Classic...He suffered through career ankle problems...Easy Goer...What could have been...Still had a Great brilliant career though...1989 Gotham Performance should be in a Video Museum somewhere
You have to be pulling for Personal ensign to make that call
what about Miesque and Goldikova?
McCarron said the 1989 Classic was the 1 Race over all others in his career that he felt "he" Won the Race by using "Tactics" aboard Sunday Silence to get to the Wire 1st...Watching that Race most would agree...Pat Day however thought Easy Goer was going to Win no matter how he rode him and McCarron taught him a very valueable lesson...Pat Day was always Spoiled aboard Easy Goer and never respected any other Horse or Field
Pat Day coming far too late on Easygoer, strange ride.
Rainshower right before the race, made the track slick. They only ran one time on the square, head and head in the Preakness. Belmont Was Easy's home course, +SS didn't get lasix, the Derby was a muddy track..
What about Midknight lute?
What about "Concern From Out of the Clouds!!!"
Worst was the 1989 Classic...Worst is because Easy Goer should have won that race as the heavy 1-2 favorite...Pat Day moved up on the back stretch to sit right behind Sunday Silence...Jock under Sunday Silence knows he has to move around the turn with such a short Gulfstream stretch...He makes his move and Pat Day just SITS there aboard Easy Goer and waits and waits instead of moving when Sunday Silence moved...Easy Goer should have been right at Sunday Silences throat latch heading in the stretch...instead Pat Day leaves Easy Goer with so much to do and so much ground to make up in the short stretch and loses by a NECK...Hard to forgive that ride
Zenyatta #1
Zenyatta/Blame Upset? come on you gotta have that one
Only Pat Day would keep his 1-2 favorite horse 10+ behind on the far turn on such a speed/pace favoring racetrack like gulfstream with such a short stretch...Easy Goer should have won this race easily...Missing by a neck is disgusting...
Everyone I agree that some great champions were left out of this video however the champions that were left out either never raced in the breeders cup classic or the did after this video was made.
Ferdinand got slaughtered in Japan. Disgusting.
cigar..
Another top 10 with no Ghostzapper? What is going on?
Lady's Secret Breeder's Cup Distaff back in the day when it was still 1 1/4 miles.
Arazi.
Tiznow 2000 win should also be there. Both of his wins should be 1 and 1A.
zenyatta winning the classic is a top 3 in my mind
This was posted before that.
I wouldn't mind seeing Arcanques (sp?) just for the freakishness of it.
U feel sorry for people who think the only great horses are Zenyatta and Secretariat as great as they were they are so many others.
@@TheManormen 👍👍Man o war, Damascus, Dr. Fager, Kelso ( 5 time HOY) Modern days; Easy Goer, Sunday Silence, Alysheba. AP indy. Non classic participants, Afleet Alex, Point Given.Smarty jones. American Pharaoh pretty good too..
Oh remember when the Breeder's Cup was meant to be a meeting of champions? Remember when they had to overcome a new track or mud or cold? Remember when they didn't run nearly every year at Santa Anita.... So many of these moments took place over off tracks, champions are meant to overcome all odds not just win because it's what is expected. A depressing end to what could have been the scene of some of the greatest racing the world has ever seen.
I think we just had 2 yrs. Churchill, 1 Keenland, with a Santa Anita, somewhere in between. Funny Keenland was a gorgeous warm day last year, had a cold winter storm in the west. But just BV the time of year, it shod be out west 3 of 4. Monmouth was a swamp, so was lone stars turf course. Churchill muddy about 50%
Tiznow #6? Whatareyoudrunk???
+Nick Salvi Cigar's "uncomparable, invincible, unbeatable" moment only made number seven, so probably.
+Nick Salvi tiznow only horse to win the classic twice
"Sunday Silence holds on and he wins by a desperate neck." Seriously? This comment bothers me every single goddamned time I hear it. Had he held on by a desperate neck, he would've crossed the finish line being whipped until he reached the finish line, really giving his all. It's obvious that SS's jockey just let him go home in a hand ride and Easy Goer plainly and simply couldn't get to him.
Easy Goer passed him after the wire. Therefore, you could say that the lead was "desperate" because Easy Goer would have won if the line was moved back 30 feet.
Tim Gregory Of course Easy Goer would have passed him eventually, but Sunday Silence's jockey didn't push him to any more than that neck. He could have held on by - let's say - a length or so, too. It's not just a "desperate neck", it's more a "desperate whatsoever the jockey knows he's got it, but a couple meters more and they fade".
+C-Fox SS officially won driving - officially by DRF (Racing Form). Driving in the DRF glossary defintions means strong urging by the rider. The official margin was a neck in this race. Clearly, it was a very rapidly diminishing neck, as Easy Goer blew by at the wire. The official DRF chart notes SS won "driving" (strong urging). McCarron was told not to hit the horse by his trainer due to his disdain for being whipped (as well as weaving tendencies) - though in some races like the Preakness & Belmont SS handled being whipped ok. But what did he do for it to be driving (strong urging)? He was repeatedly & continuously asking him (driving - strong urging) to run by throwing crosses (flicking & swooping with the reins, cross reining), and poking him (as McCarron said in the Blood Horse Nov. 11, 1989 and LA Times Nov. 5, 1989 articles) on his shoulder, and showing him the whip with his left hand. McCarron stated the horse was running all out at his top speed and doing the best he could & he was just trying to keep him straight as well - because he was lugging in a bit as well. McCarron said, "He was running FULL OUT for the last three sixteenths of a mile (which in the entire home stretch at Gulfstream). Easy Goer was really flying the last eighth." Hence, as he said, the poking him on the left shoulder, the showing him the whip on the left side, and the throwing crosses, cross reining, and the flicking and swooping with the reins. In the 1989 Belmont, Day actually did whip EG a few times at the top of the stretch, then hand rode him the entire last eighth of a mile while widening to win by 8 lengths. The chart noted he won ridden out in the Belmont. Ridden out (1989 Belmont) is much less vigorous riding than the strong urging of driving (1989 BCC). I am not even going to get into the ride by Pat Day in the BCC, which was very similar to Pat Day rides on Forty Niner (1988 Derby), Seeking the Gold (1988 Travers, BCC, & Haskell), Menifee (1999 Derby), Timber Country (1995 Derby), Turkoman (1986 BCC), Surfside (1999 BC Juv Fillies), Heavenly Prize (1994 BC Distaff), Java Gold (1987 JCGC) , and many others.
Breathe. :)
+C-Fox It's very easy to say that 25+ years later. As a spectator/commentator, in the heat of the moment, seeing Easy Goer gaining, what would you call it?
His preakness record has already been accepted officially in 2012.
Why the hell would you ruin such a great compilation video with absolute horrid music? I never understand people that put crappy music, let alone any music, into their videos. What a disgrace.
JerseyDevil26 I couldn't hear the call in half of them. Way to ruin a great video.
JerseyDevil26 Obscuring Tom Durkin's wonderful calls with overbearing music is a sacrilege, but it's a very nice collection of exciting finishes nonetheless.
Whever compiled this wasn't in Florida in 1989. The whole city of Ft. Lauderdale was talking about the race between Easy Goer and Sunday Silence. You'd get on a bus and the driver would say, "Who do you like?" Standing in a line at a drug store somebody would ask the same thing. There were banners everywhere and when Easy Goer began to make his move like Neil Diamond sang, "the whole valley would shake." It was by far the most-anticipated B.C. race in the events history. But, again, if you weren't there you have no idea of what it was like--and I've been to a bunch of these things. Hell, even Pebbles winning the turf race in 1985 at Aqueduct was more exciting and remarkable than some of these.
i was there in 89....the most anticipated bc race ever. not even close...
I was there and I agree that particular race was very much anticipated.
arazi only no 3