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The winner of the match won a victory in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile.Darron Cummings / Associated Press
Horse racing enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the second day of the Breeders' Cup where nine events will be held at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky, including the featured classic.
However, Game Winner may well be the biggest story of both days, as the undefeated two-year-old won his fourth straight race Friday in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile with a time of 1: 43.67.
The winner of the game was not badly placed and had to rally to win the victory. Coach Bob Baffert's horse appeared to be digging about halfway through the 1 1/16-mile race and progressed throughout the second half.
The winner of the match charged the second, Knicks Go, who finished second, after hitting the two horses. It turned out that Knicks Go was more responsible for the contact and that no horse seemed to have had a negative impact. Longshot Signalman was third.
Rosario explained that Game Winner took his time to find his rhythm.
"He's done well in the case, but they escaped very early," said Rosario, according to Jonathan Lintner of Horse Racing Nation. "He has a long cruising speed, I just tried to get him off and put him where he wanted to be."
Results and payments
1. Winner of the game: $ 4.00, $ 3.20, $ 2.80
2. Knicks Go: $ 21.40, $ 11.20
3. Flagman: $ 15.80
Three of the other four races of the Breeders' Cup have favored runners.
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The BEST start of # BC18! Bulletin Wins Juvenile Grass Sprint # BC18 @ChurchillDowns #FutureStarsFriday! https://t.co/094BXgOhKW
Sprint Turf Sprint of the Breeders & # 39; Cup
5 1/2 Furlongs on the grass for 2 years
Exchange: $ 1 million
Results and payments
1. Bulletin: $ 10.60, $ 6.20, $ 4.40
2. Chelsea Cloisters: $ 19.80, $ 10.60
3. So Perfect: $ 5.80
Bulletin was ready when the door opened and the horse jumped in the head without any hesitation.
Bulletin achieved the 5-1 / 2 sprint in 1: 05.54, getting the best of telescope Chelsea Cloisters and third in the final So Perfect. Many expected the race's favorite, Solider's Call, to launch a challenge, but a slow pause prevented it from happening.
Bulletin is formed by Todd Pletcher, who liked what he saw from his charge. "He really broke and was alive," said Christine Oser's Pletcher of Horse Racing Nation. "He guided them all the way, it was a great race, we wanted to race, he finished nicely, nothing like winning one."
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REPLAY: Watch NEWSPAPEROFRECORD (IRE) win the turf of the #FutureStarsFriday on @ChurchillDowns! # BC18 #Champion
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Breeders & Juice Cups Juvenile Sod
1 mile on turf for 2 year old fillies
Exchange: $ 1 million
Results and payments
1. Newspaper Journal: $ 3.20, $ 2.60, $ 2.40
2. Is: $ 8.20, $ 6.00
3. Star Agent: $ 21.00
Newspaperofrecord was another fast starter who put the peloton apart very early in the one mile grass race with a record time of 1: 39.0.
This is the test of coach Chad Brown, as his fillies have won this race three years in a row and five times in career. Is loaded in the last part of the race to finish second and Stellar Agent was a surprising third. However, Newspaperof Record has never been in danger.
"My whole team, everyone spent a lot of time on this horse and Irad (Ortiz Jr.) had a great race, "said Brown, per Oser. (Owner) Seth (Klarman) is such a great supporter of our team since the very beginning. "
Breeders' Cup Hand-made vodka from juvenile fillers
1 1/16 mile on land for 2 year old fillies
Exchange: $ 2 million
Results and payments
1. Jaywalk: $ 13.00, $ 5.20, $ 4.20
2. Rider without rest: $ 4.00, $ 3.20
3. Vibrance: $ 10.80
Jaywalk did not pay his ticket for his performance in this 1 1/16-mile race on the ground.
Jaywalk easily escaped and had no problem retaining the rest of the field. The two-year-old Restless Rider or Vibrance, who finished second, finished third and did not give up the field.
Jaywalk finished the race in 1: 43.62 and coach John Servis was surprised to see her go to the front right.
"I was looking for a big effort on her part, but I was not expecting her to get her head back," said Servis, per Oser. "I really thought that there was enough speed here for her to probably sit a little bit in. But Joel (Rosario) said when she left the door, he knew that he was not there. she was at that moment running in the head. "
While Game Winner seems to be about to become the favorite of the Kentucky Derby, Jaywalk could play the same role in Kentucky Oaks.
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REPLAY: LINE OF DUTY (IRE) WINS juvenile turf # BC18 #FutureStarsFriday at @ChurchillDowns. ?
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Juvenile Turf Breeders' Cup
1 mile on turf for foals and 2 year old gelding
Exchange: $ 1 million
Results and payment
1. Service line: $ 9.00, $ 5.20, $ 4.20
2. Uncle Benny: $ 8.00, $ 5.80
3. Somelikeithotbrown: $ 8.20
Line of Duty won a thriller in the Juvenile Turf, taking the advantage on the last stretch and taking the lead in the last few jumps to win the victory in 1: 40.06.
Longshot Somelikeithotbrown led for most of the race, but Line of Duty and Oncle Benny regained ground throughout the last quarter-mile and outstripped the leader in depth.
Line of Duty and Uncle Benny clashed while they were looking for the wire. An investigation was opened after the race. Line of Duty headed inland while Uncle Benny leaned out to allow the two horses to come in contact. Although the contact seemed rather important, no horse seemed to bother him and Line of Duty was not removed.
Jockey William Buick transpired from the investigation and was relieved that the victory was not erased by the stewards' decision.
"I thought Line of Duty was the best horse and deserved to win," Buick told the NBCSports show. "But waiting for this decision was the most anxious of my life on a course and I am happy that the stewards made the right choice."
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