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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 5, 2010)-The second longest shot in the field at 12-1, Miss Pleasant led throughout to win the seventh race on Wednesday at Hollywood Park.
Trained by Richard Mandella for Diamond A Racing Corporation, the 4-year-old daughter of Pleasantly Perfect out of the Spend A Buck mare Harvest The Gold won her second in a row. She had defeated maidens by 2 ¼ lengths on Feb. 12 at Golden Gate Fields.
Off the board in the first three races of her career, Miss Pleasant, who provided jockey Joel Rosario with his third win of the day, increased her earnings to $47,320.
In the $44,400 first level allowance race for older fillies and mares, Miss Pleasant ran the 1 1/16 miles in 1:43.56 while winning by 1 ¾ lengths. She paid $26, $9,40 and $3.20.
Broken Silence, the 2-1 second choice under Rafael Bejarano, tracked throughout and wound up 4 ¾ lengths clear of third place finisher Diamond Tags. Broken Silence paid $3.80 and $2.20. The 4-5 favorite, Diamond Tags made a mild bid while wide around the turn, but weakened. She finished a nose in front of Victoria Reel. The show price on Diamond Tags, who was ridden by Martin Garcia, was $2.10. Silver Games and Miss Mojito completed the order of finish.
Earlier in the day, retiring trainer Greg Gilchrist went out a winner when 11-10 favorite Island Of Zen took the fifth, a $25,000 claimer for 3-year-old fillies.
The half-length win by Island Of Zen, a Stormy Atlantic filly owned by RAD Stables and ridden by Rosario, was the 1,529th of Gilchrist's career and increased his purse earnings to over $24.56 million.
The most accomplished horse Gilchrist, 62, trained was Lost In The Fog, the Eclipse Award winning sprinter of 2005. He also trained California bred champions Soviet Problem and Work The Crowd as well as stakes winners such as High Resolve, Wild Wonder and Wild Promises.
Racing resumes on Thursday at Hollywood Park. Post time is 1 p.m.
Gates will open at 10:15 a.m. There is a massive Pick Six carryover of $947,641 at Churchill Downs. The Pick Six begins with Churchill's fifth race. Post time locally for that event is 11:53 a.m.
The highlight of Hollywood Park's card is a meeting of two Grade 1 winners in the second race.
M One Rifle, who has been sidelined since winning the Malibu on Dec. 26 at Santa Anita and Cost Of Freedom, who captured the 2008 Ancient Title, will square off in the $50,000 optional claimer at six furlongs.
Mike Smith will take his usual place atop M One Rifle, who has won four of eight for trainer and part owner Bruce Headley. Leading jockey Tyler Baze will ride Cost Of Freedom, who has been away since finishing third, beaten by a head, in the Breeders' Cup Sprint last Nov. 7.
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"My approach is to combine ancient methods of stone-burnishing and earthenware firing with computer-aided shape design to produce talismans that fuse traditional and modern aesthetics. Surface markings are created by painting water-soluble metal salts on bisque-fired clay. These watercolors permeate the clay body, and become a permanent part of the surface when fired. I have a strong affinity for intricate abstract patterns, ones that can't be fully comprehended with a single glance, an invitation to in-depth exploration." Mark Goudy
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Phillip Rodger Bennett, 58, is accused of torching his neighbor's home on Boatner Avenue on Wednesday afternoon by pouring gasoline into the home and setting it on fire. He was captured by U.S. Marshals in Murphy, N.C., about 11:30 a.m. Thursday.
Cartersville Police Department Capt. Mark Camp said the department had reached out to the Bartow-Cartersville Drug Task Force after Bennett fled Wednesday.
"We were requested to provide assistance in the apprehension of a fugitive because of the resources we have access to," DTF Commander Capt. Mark Mayton said Thursday, declining to comment further on the case.
Camp said in an email U.S. Marshals were able to make phone contact with Bennett and negotiate his surrender. Bennett signed a waiver of extradition in North Carolina and was transported back to Cartersville about 4 p.m.
"I do not know when he will have a first appearance hearing at this time. I also do not know if any additional charges are pending right now," Camp said in a final email to media Thursday evening.
Bennett is charged with arson, two counts of aggravated assault, two counts of criminal damage to property, damaging public utilities, cruelty to children, second-degree burglary, reckless conduct, criminal trespass, terroristic threats and possession of tools in the commission of a crime.
According to a Cartersville police report, Bennett confronted his neighbor, Marty Corbitt, on May 7 concerning the height of Corbitt's grass.
Corbitt told police that Bennett had "slapped him twice in the face, unprovoked." Bennett denied physical contact, saying the two had exchanged words over the grass.
Then, on Wednesday, Bennett allegedly confronted Corbitt again about the grass. According to an incident report, Bennett told Corbitt he'd kill him if Corbitt called the police again.
While speaking with 911, Corbitt said Bennett left, but returned within minutes armed with gasoline and a lighter.
"I'm still on the phone with them, [Bennett] walks back up with two gas cans, walks right up to my kitchen door and smashes the window of the door with the gas can," Corbitt told The Daily Tribune News on Wednesday. "It only broke one pane, so he grabbed a brick and threw it through the window. … Then he stuck his gas can in the window and started pouring. I ran back, grabbed my daughter, and as soon as I grabbed her, I looked down the hallway and he's lighting it as he's still pouring it. The whole house just instantly [went up] in flames. I ran out the back door and cleared this [roughly 4-foot] fence in one leap."
Bennett's encounter this week is not his first with violence or the law.
The Georgia Department of Corrections lists Bennett as having served 14 years for voluntary manslaughter and aggravated assault. He spent time in Autry State Prison in Mitchell County, a facility for medium security inmates unable to be placed in general population.
Cobb County Clerk of Superior Court's Office said Bennett had originally faced a murder charge but it was lowered to voluntary manslaughter.
He went back to prison in June 2005 for aggravated assault with a knife in Bartow County, the Cobb County Clerk of Superior Court's office said. He was released in February 2010.
Information on the manslaughter case was not available Thursday, and calls to the Bartow County Sheriff's Office concerning the case in 2005 were not returned at press time.


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Dale Romans, who shipped Thorn Song to Southern California for a victory in the 2009 Shoemaker Mile, will try for his second score in the Grade I race with Priscilla Vaccarezza's Little Mike Saturday.
"He's already on the grounds," Romans said by telephone. "He's in Tom Proctor's barn and my wife Tammy is there with him."
A 5-year-old gelding by Spanish Steps, Little Mike has won 10 of 13 on turf and six of eight at the Shoemaker distance.
In his last start, :Little Mike, who was bred in Florida by Vaccarezza's husband Carlo, captured the Grade I Turf Classic at Churchill Downs the race before I'll Have Another's Kentucky Derby win. He hasn't been headed the first quarter mile in his last 12 two-turn races.
"He's a speed horse," Romans confirmed. "He's fast and he has endurance. If anyone tries to run with him, they'll pay the price."
The trainer also indicated the "Win and You're In" provision for guaranteed entry into the Breeders' Cup (Mile Nov. 3 at Santa Anita) was a major factor in shipping the horse to Betfair Hollywood Park.
Romans has a large stable to oversee, but will make every effort to be on hand for the Shoemaker. Regular jockey Joe Bravo will ride.
I'll Have Another, who took his connections and the world on a whirlwind ride through victories in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness, is transitioning well into his new life, according to trainer Doug O'Neill.
The chestnut son of Flower Alley will soon enter quarantine before he begins the next phase of his career as a stallion in Japan.
"He walks 20 to 30 minutes, two or three times a day," the trainer continued. We get a bunch of visitors to see him. He needs an agent. He's a star, and he knows it."
What a long, strange trip it's been for Richard's Kid.
The 7-year-old Maryland bred started his career inconspicuously enough on the East Coast, with moderate success in his home state at Laurel and Pimlico for owner Fitzhough LLC and trainer Richard Small.
Enter Bob Baffert, who purchased the Lemon Drop Kid horse on behalf of Arnold Zetcher after finishing fourth in the Grade III W.C. Schafer Stakes at Pimlico May 16, 2009.
Baffert shipped his new acquisition to Del Mar, where he finished seventh in the Eddie Read, improved to second in the Cougar Stakes before unleashing a powerful wide move to win the Grade I, $1 million Pacific Classic at 24-1.
Following a victory in the Grade II San Antonio Stakes in February, 2010, Baffert decided to showcase the runner by sending him to Meydan Race Course in the United Arab Republic for a shot at the $10 million Dubai World Cup.
"He was a victim of a slow pace in that race," Baffert recalled. "Garrett Gomez was on him and they finally came running at the end. He was beaten only two or three lengths."
When he returned to California, it took Richard's Kid a couple of races to get his bearings, but when the Pacific Classic rolled around, he unleashed his trademark overland rally and won the race for a second consecutive year. He won the Goodwood Stakes, another Grade I, in his next start and was sold shortly thereafter to Zabeel Racing International Corporation, who shipped him to Dubai and turned him over to new trainer Satish Seemar.
When he resurfaced in March, 2011, Richard's Kid finished 10th in the Grade II Al Maktoum Challenge, then fared even worse when 12th in his second attempt at the Dubai World Cup. He was put on the shelf for another year and when he returned, didn't make a dent in three more starts at Meydan.
At that point, his owners decided to go back to square one. Enter Baffert – again.
Richard's Kid returned to familiar surroundings at the Baffert barn. Three months later, he surfaced in the Prove It Stakes, pulverizing his rivals by seven lengths in the 1 3/8 mile race over the Cushion Track at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Baffert downplayed the opposition that day but said Richard's Kid "has always been a good horse" and was just "overclassed" in Dubai.
The trainer already holds a strong hand for the Hollywood Gold Cup with Californian winner Game On Dude and Prayer for Relief. Baffert won't tip his hand whether Richard's Kid will join his stablemates in the Grade I, but you know in the back of his mind, he has to be thinking of a third Pacific Classic victory.
In any event, the 10-time winner of $1.8 million is happy to be home.
When a filly called Horsesanddivorces appears, you know there has to be a story behind the name.
Trainer Kristin Mulhall provided the background. "I saw her at the (Barretts Mixed) sale last year,'' she said. "I thought she was a beautiful filly and when she went for only $2,500, I bought her. I have a lot of girlfriends who are always getting involved rescuing horses and turning them into show horses. It takes up a lot of their time and I know their husbands are always getting mad, so I thought Horsesanddivorces would be a cute name."
Turns out, there was another horse named Horsesanddivorces, a male foaled in 2000. It would be interesting to find out what the opposite sex perspective on the name would be.
CLOSING STRIDES —A memorial service for former jockey Alex Maese, who died June 14th at 83, will be held July 1st in the Chandelier Room in the Turf Club at Santa Anita…….Potesta and Eden's Moon, who staged a thrilling stretch battle in Saturday's Hollywood Oaks, both returned well, according to their respective assistant trainers, Phil D'Amato (Mike Mitchell) and Mike Marlow (Bob Baffert) ……..Though Eden's Moon just missed in the Oaks, Baffert doubled with Distracting and Da Ruler, extending his lead in the trainer standings to 25-16 over John Sadler. Rafael Bejarano, who turned 30 Saturday, was aboard Distracting for his 50th victory of the Spring/Summer meeting, 17 more than Joe Talamo. Bejarano's streak of consecutive days with at least one winner has reached 17.……. John Shirreffs confirmed Mr. Commons as a starter in the Shoemaker Mile. The trainer was also thrilled with the debut second of Stanwyck, a half-sister to Kentucky Derby winner Giacomo and Grade I winner Tiago. The Empire Maker filly was 16 lengths back at the half mile and was beaten less than five lengths by Distracting……. Dan Ward, assistant trainer to Jerry Hollendorfer, reported Sunday that Rousing Sermon will start in next Saturday's Grade II $150,000 guaranteed Swaps Stakes and probably will be ridden by Mike Smith. Hollendorfer will also be represented by Affirmed Stakes winner Nonios in the 1 1-8 mile Cushion Track test…… Juan Hernandez, who finished fourth behind Russell Baze with 80 wins at the recently concluded Golden Gate Fields meet, has relocated to Southern California. The Mexico City-born rider received many offers from local agents, but decided to stick with his Bay Area representative, Ramon Silva.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (July 3, 2013)—Game On Dude will try to become the third horse to win the Hollywood Gold Cup more than once when he faces four opponents Saturday at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Scheduled for 1 ¼ miles over Cushion Track, the Grade I, $500,000 Gold Cup is the richer of two graded stakes being offered on the next-to-last Saturday of the Spring/Summer meet. The 10-race card also includes the Grade II, $150,000 Royal Heroine Mile for fillies and mares on turf.
The Gold Cup goes as the ninth race while the Royal Heroine is the fifth.
Post time Saturday is 1 p.m. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 9:55 a.m. for simulcasts.
There is also a giveaway of a DVD commemorating Hollywood Park's 75th anniversary. Filled with historic clips and interviews, the DVD will be offered one per paid admission while supplies last.
Additionally, there's a $500 hat contest and Hall of Fame trainer Jack Van Berg will be signing his book "Jack From Grit to Glory'' near the Paddock Tote Board between 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Laffit Pincay, Jr. will present the 10th annual award named in his honor to fellow Hall of Fame jockey Eddie Delahoussaye during the afternoon.
This will also be the eighth of nine Saturdays during the Spring/Summer meet offering a guaranteed Pick Six pool of $150,000.
If the Pick Six pool exceeds $200,000 this Saturday or July 13, there will be $1 Happy Hour food and drink specials offered at Whittingham's Pub and the Betfair Players' Lounge.
A single winning ticket – purchased either at Betfair Hollywood Park or through Television Games Network (TVG)- earns a bonus – a 2013 Toyota Prius courtesy of Toyota of Orange.
Owned by a partnership that includes Joe Torre's Diamond Pride LLC, Lanni Family Trust, Ernie Moody's Mercedes Stable LLC and Bernie Schiappa and trained by Hall of Famer Bob Baffert, Game On Dude could join Native Diver and Lava Man as a multiple Gold Cup winner.
Native Diver (1965-1967) and Lava Man (2005-2007) were three-time winners of the track's signature race.
Successful by 1 ½ lengths over stablemate Richard's Kid in 2012 – the second consecutive year Baffert finished 1-2 in the Gold Cup – Game On Dude enters having won four in a row. All of those victories have come in tandem with Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith, who won the 2004 Gold Cup with Total Impact.
The most recent score for the 6-year-old Awesome Again gelding out of the Devil His Due mare Worldly Pleasure came as the 3-10 favorite in the Grade II, $1.5 million Charles Town Classic April 20 at Charles Town.
The half-length victory in West Virginia was the 13th in 25 starts for Game On Dude and pushed his earnings to $4,702,158.
Three of those wins have come in four starts over Cushion Track. Game On Dude's other local successes came in the Grade II Californian and Grade III Native Diver in 2012.
Game On Dude was given 127 pounds, the largest weight assignment of his career. The last horse to win the Gold Cup carrying that impost was Perrault in 1982. Affirmed was the last horse to win carrying more weight. He won under 132 pounds in 1979.
Baffert also entered Sky Kingdom for Westrock Stables LLC. A 4-year-old son of Empire Maker and the Kingmambo mare Sky Beam, Sky Kingdom has won four of 10 and earned $233,980. His initial win occurred Nov. 24, 2011 in his Cushion Track debut prior to a fourth-place finish in the Grade I CashCall Futurity a bit more than three weeks later.
Sky Kingdom has been idle since trailing as the 13-10 favorite in his first start on turf in the Grade II San Juan Capistrano Handicap April 21.
Clubhouse Ride ended a streak of five runner-up finishes in a row with his Californian success.
Trained by Craig Lewis, who won the 1988 Gold Cup with Cutlass Reality, for Six-S Racing Stable and Nikolas Petralia, the 5-year-old son of Candy Ride finished a half-length behind Game On Dude at nearly 13-1 in the Charles Town Classic.
Out of the Seeking the Gold mare Seeking Results, Clubhouse Ride has won four of 28 and banked $959,620.
Third in the 2012 Gold Cup, Kettle Corn will be seeking his first win as a 6-year-old for Lee and Susan Searing's C R K Stable and trainer John Sadler.
The son of Candy Ride was second in the LeRoy before checking in fourth in the Californian. He's won seven of 22 in his career and banked $433,111.
Oilisblackgold, who is without a stakes win, was third in the Californian, 4 ½ lengths behind Clubhouse Ride.
Owned by Class Racing Stable and trained by Craig Dollase, who won the 2010 Gold Cup with Awesome Gem, the 6-year-old Tapit gelding out of the Seeking the Gold mare has three wins in 26 attempts and earnings of $256,240.
The Gold Cup will mark his first start in a Grade I. The Californian was his fourth appearance in a graded event. Oilisblackgold was second in the Grade III Tokyo City March 23 at Santa Anita after finishing fourth in the Grade II San Diego Handicap and fifth in the Grade II Strub Stakes in 2011.
From inside out, the field for the 74th Hollywood Gold Cup: Clubhouse Ride, Joe Talamo rides, 119 pounds; Game On Dude, Mike Smith, 127; Oilisblackgold, Edwin Maldonado, 115; Kettle Corn, Rafael Bejarano, 116 and Sky Kingdom, Martin Garcia, 116.
Schiaparelli will race beyond 6 ½ furlongs for the first time in her career in the Royal Heroine Mile.
Owned by breeder Ran Jan Racing, Inc. and trained by Mike Puype, the 5-year-old gray daughter of Ghostzapper and the Avenue of Flags mare Cambiocorsa has won four of eight and earned $184,184.
Schiaparelli comes off a decisive win as the 3-5 favorite in the Great Lady M. Stakes May 26, her second win in three starts over the Betfair Hollywood Park turf.
My Gi Gi will be seeking her first win since defeating Lady of Shamrock by a nose in the Grade II Honeymoon Handicap June 9, 2012.
Owned by Dennis Conner, Lloyd Debruycker and Wade Jacobsen and trained by Peter Eurton, the 4-year-old E Dubai filly finished fifth in the Grade I Gamely May 27, her first start in eight months. Out of the Sadler's Wells mare Relish the Thought, My Gi Gi has won two of 11 and earned $255,540.
Stormy Lucy finished fast for fourth in the Redondo Beach Stakes June 9 in her 2013 bow for Erica Gaunt and trainer Frank Lucarelli.
A daughter of Stormy Atlantic and the Dixieland Band mare Here Comes Lucinda, the 4-year-old has won four of 14 and banked $210,470. Prior to the Redondo Beach, Stormy Lucy had been away since trailing in the Grade I Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf last Nov. 2.
I Dazzle returns to turf after finishing third behind Open Water and Lady of Fifty in the Grade II Marjorie L. Everett Handicap May 18.
Trained by Sadler for owners Katie Jones and Peter Peluso, the 5-year-old Hold That Tiger mare has won four of 17 and banked $196,837. Out of the Carson City mare Miss Cheers, the 5-year-old, who was bred in Louisiana, has earned three of her victories on grass.
Appealing had a two-race win streak snapped when she finished ninth of 11 after pressing the pace in the Redondo Beach.
Trained by Paddy Gallagher for owner Yvonne Jacques, the 4-year-old daughter of Bertolini and the Spectrum mare Radiant Energy has won four of 12. The Irish-bred, who won an optional claimer by 3 ½ lengths at the Royal Heroine distance in her Betfair Hollywood Park debut May 19, has earned $98,629.
Egg Drop won by three-quarters of a length in her initial try on grass in a $57,842 allowance May 24.
Owned by Little Red Feather Racing and trained by Mike Mitchell, the gray daughter of Alphabet Soup and the Adhocracy mare Rehocracy has won three of eight. The 4-year-old has earned $134,020.
From inside out, the field for the 17th Royal Heroine Mile: Stormy Lucy, Martin Pedroza rides, 123 pounds; Appealing, Mike Smith, 117; Schiaparelli, Joe Talamo, 117; My Gi Gi, Edwin Maldonado, 115; Egg Drop, Martin Garcia, 117 and I Dazzle, Rafael Bejarano, 123.
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I finally wore out the serving on the strings I got from Hutch. Strings are still good but the center serving began slowly sliding up about 1/16" over a week of shooting. Therefore I replaced it the other evening. I used .021 serving, just plain old braided fastflight. Installed a tied on nocking point. Nock fit was near as perfect (I'm really picky) as I could get it, but I ended up with a problem. The nocks were loser than before and while shooting 20 yards my arrows hit about
20" higher than before.
OK so I check it and the nocking point was 1/16" lower than before. The effect is that the arrow is pointed up a bit more and the peep height is effectively 1/16" higher also. No wonder I hit high. So, for that little bit I just moved the rest down, got nearly perfect bare shaft flight out to 20 yards (finally) and am happy about that. Now the POI is only 6" high. I got an idea why but want to see who all can come up with what happened.
Now just for more info I shoot off the string and use one tied on nocking point at the top of the nock. Release butts up against the bottom of the nock. Now see who can figure it out.


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It has been nearly three years since FRONTLINE creator David Fanning contacted us to license Red Gold, a day we'll certainly never forget. Another day we'll never forget is when FRONTLINE kicked our asses out of Boston during the re-edit. It took a few months for them to realize that having the Red Gold name on their program was a bad idea, considering it was partly funded by donations from anti-Pebble non-profits. [you gotta respect their journalistic integrity] Travis, Lauren and I tucked our tails and headed home—knowing that the most important thing was that awareness of the issue would be spread into more than a million homes when this sucker airs [tonight!] After several more filming missions by us, and one by a PBS crew, "Alaska Gold" premieres all over the country tonight and should be available for streaming here at FRONTLINE. Thank you FRONTLINE for this phenomenal opportunity—even if our credits are buried deep, we couldn't be more proud. Expect a drastically different film, more along the lines of the classic FRONTLINE style. —bk
Here's the synopsis from FRONTLINE: The Bristol Bay region of southwest Alaska is home to the last great wild sockeye salmon fishery in the world. It's also home to enormous mineral deposits—copper, gold, molybdenum—estimated to be worth up to $500 billion. Now, two foreign mining companies are proposing to extract this mineral wealth by digging one of North America's largest open-pit mines, the "Pebble Mine," at the headwaters of Bristol Bay. FRONTLINE travels to Alaska to probe the fault lines of a growing battle between those who depend on this extraordinary fishery for a living, the mining companies who are pushing for Pebble, and the political framework that will ultimately decide the outcome.