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ZAMBERLAN Women's Steep GT Backpacking BootsDesigned with a specific last for optimal comfort, the Steep GT from Zamberlan is lightweight, waterproof, and supportive for use on and off the trail.
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Moving Day® is taking place across the country. The event is part of the plan to raise awareness and money for Parkinson's. Money raised will continue to support education, outreach, respite and more through NPFM. NPF recruited Katie Couric, whose father had Parkinson's, to help promote Moving Day nationally. NPF also brought onboard national sponsors. Every attendee will receive a gift for participating.
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So sit back, relax, and discover what home theater is all about. Excellence by design PSB's engineers began by designing each Alpha speaker from scratch to ensure that they'll deliver the same level of performance typically found on speakers twice their price. The Alpha T1s use a 3/4" aluminum dome tweeter to deliver crisp, sparkling highs. The dual 5-1/4" woofers are made of metalized polypropylene, making them strong but lightweight. It means you'll hear excellent midrange detail and distinct bass without a trace of the listening fatigue that can happen with lesser speakers. The two woofers flank the tweeter in an array that increases the T1s' on- and off-axis response, so everyone on your couch can enjoy the same, great PSB sound. Build a complete Alpha system Create a complete, budget-friendly Alpha home theater system using a combination of Alpha T1s in the front of your room, the C1 center channel, and either the B1 bookshelf speakers or LR1 satellite speakers in the back of your room. And don't forget to add a PSB powered subwoofer (or two) for room-thumping bass. Got wire? Most speakers don't include any. Learn about choosing and installing speaker wire at the Crutchfield Learning Center. Shop our selection of speaker wire. See more info on this item Highlights:frequency response: 55-21,000 Hz (±3dB)sensitivity: 91 dBimpedance: 8 ohmsrecommended power: 15-120 watts3/4" aluminum dome tweeterdual 5-1/4" clay metalized polypropylene woofersbass reflex (ported) designtwo sets of gold-plated five-way binding posts can be bi-wiredblack ash vinyl finish7"W x 35-11/16"H x 11-7/8"D (each)weight: 29 lbs. (each)warranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General Enclosure Bass Reflex Finish Wood-grain vinyl Color Black Tweeter Dome Tweeter Size (inches) 0.75 Midrange Size (inches) N/A Woofer Size (inches) 5.25 Woofer Composition Polypropylene Woofer Surround Rubber Built-in Powered Sub No Video-Shielded Yes Connector Type 5-way post Bi-amp Inputs Yes Parts Warranty 5 Years Labor Warranty 5 Years Specifications Power Range 15-120 Frequency Response 55-21k Hz Sensitivity 91 dB Impedance (Ohms) 8 Amplifier Power --- Height (inches) 35-11/16 Width (inches) 7 Depth (inches) 11-7/8 Weight 29 lbs Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual 2 Floor-standing loudspeakers 2 Detachable grilles (installed) 8 Rubber feet 8 Spiked feet Owner's Manual (En/Fre/Sp/GE) Limited Warranty information Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Driver Technology Enclosure Design Connections Mounting Options Specifications Driver Technology D'Appolito Array: The PSB Alpha Series T1 floor-standing speakers utilize a D'Appolito array design with dual 5.25" woofers paired with a 0.75" ferrofluid-cooled tweeter for increased on- and off-axis response while yielding wide dispersion. Dual 5.25" Woofer: Each PSB Alpha Series T1 loudspeaker employs dual 5.25" injection molded metalized polypropylene woofers with rubber surrounds. 0.75" Tweeter: Each Alpha Series T1 tower speaker is equipped with a 0.75" aluminum dome, ferrofluid-cooled tweeter. Waveguide: The T1's tweeters utilize an acoustical waveguide to deliver, more even high frequency response, no matter what part of the room you're in. Crossover Network: The tweeter and woofers are crossed over at 3,300 Hz. Magnetically Shielded: The T1 is magnetically shielded for safe placement adjacent to your television. Enclosure Design Wood Grain Vinyl Cabinet: The PSB Alpha Series T1 features a black wood grain vinyl cabinet that matches almost any decor. Bass Reflex Design: The PSB T1 tower loudspeakers utilize a bass reflex enclosure with a rear-firing port for greater efficiency and bigger bass response. Aluminum Grille: The speakers come with removable aluminum (metal-mesh) black grilles. Connections Dual 5-way Binding Posts: The dual binding post input terminals are located on the lower rear of the speaker cabinet. The two sets of binding posts are shorted together by a gold-plated jumper. With the jumper removed the PSB T1 tower speaker can be bi-wired or bi-amplified. The dual 5-way binding posts will accept bare wire (up to 12-gauge), pin connectors, spade connectors, banana plugs, and dual banana plugs. Color-Coded: The speaker's binding posts are color-coded (red/black) for easy identification between positive and negative. Mounting Options Leveling Feet: The PSB T1 tower speakers includes two sets of leveling feet - Rubber (for tile or hardwood) or Spiked (for carpet). Rubber Feet: The adjustable rubber feet are used on a hard surface flooring and add approximately 0.375" to the height of the speaker. Spiked Feet: The adjustable spiked feet are used on carpeted flooring and add approximately 0.75" to the height of the speaker. Specifications Frequency Response: On Axis @ 0°: 55-21,000 Hz (+/-3dB) Off Axis @ 30°: 55-10,000 Hz (+/-3dB) Low Frequency Cutoff -10 dB: 45 Hz Sensitivity: Anechoic Chamber: 89dB Typical Listening Room: 91 dB Internal Volume: 1.9 cu ft Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card PSB Alpha T1 Reviews Average Customer Review: 1 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We have listened to everything from Beethoven to Etta James; from The Allman Brothers to Sinatra, and the sound is open, natural, and amazingly detailed. Listening to Chris Botti's very funky "Regroovable" from the CD Midnight Without You, his trumpet sounds like it is right there in the room with you. Of course the Cruthfield buying experience was flawless with super fast shipping. Pros: Amazing sound quality. You can buy better speakers but you would have to spend a whole lot more $. Cons: None for music, but some people may want a sub for movies. 13 out of 14 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No Add accessories for the PSB Alpha T1 Add Accessories You'll need speaker wire to connect your speakers to your amp or receiver. No wire is included with this speaker. See all categories & accessories You'll need speaker wire to connect your speakers to your amp or receiver. No wire is included with this speaker. 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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (November 26, 2010)—A Group I winner in her native South Africa, Gypsy's Warning now has a Grade I victory on her resume after her come-from-behind score in the $250,000 Matriarch Friday at Hollywood Park.
Returning to what might be her best distance, the 5-year-old daughter of Mogok and the Royal Chalice mare Gypsy Queen rallied in the center of the turf to defeat pacesetter Wasted Tears and five others.
Meanwhile, in Northern California, no one was able to hit the Pick Six again Friday, so there is a carryover of $128,659 awaiting Saturday at Golden Gate Fields. Post time at Golden Gate is 12:45 p.m. The Pick Six begins in the fourth race.
Owned by Team Valor International and Green Lantern Stables and trained by Graham Motion, Gypsy's Warning earned her second victory in five races in the United States.
Under new rider Joel Rosario, Gypsy's Warning, who had won the Eatontown Handicap, a Grade III May 31 at Monmouth Park in her first in this country, completed the mile in 1:34.01 while winning by 1 ¼ lengths.
Kicking off Hollywood Park's Turf Festival, which continues Saturday and Sunday, Gypsy's Warning paid $9.80, $4.20 and $3.20.
Third in the Yellow Ribbon, a Grade I at 1 ¼ miles, in her local debut Oct. 2, Gypsy's Warning set a moderate pace as the 2-1 favorite before tiring a bit late to wind up 1 ½ lengths behind winner Hibaayeb.
Cutting back to a trip at which she is now 3-for-5, the bay mare responded to a waiting ride. She's won seven of 16 and increased her earnings to $491,862.
"I didn't really take her back,'' said Rosario after his first Matriarch victory. "I just let her relax and get comfortable. She seemed like she was going to be a little rank, but she settled herself down. When I asked her to go, she really kicked.
"The only instructions I got were to let her relax, keep her covered up and make one run. I don't know how good she is, but she really showed me something today.''
Wasted Tears, who had won the John C. Mabee Stakes Aug. 15 at Del Mar in her last appearance in California, finished a half-length in front of Go Forth North.
A winner of 11 of 16 on grass for owner, breeder and trainer Bart Evans, Wasted Tears paid $3.60 and $2.80 as the 2-1 second choice . The show price on 12-1 shot Go Forth North was $3.80.
Westwood Pride finished fourth, then came Camille C, Lilly Fa Pootz and 11-10 favorite Special Duty, who trailed virtually throughout in her first outside Europe.
"She broke well, but she never really wanted to get in the race,'' said jockey Rafael Bejarano of Special Duty. "She was just completely lost out there. She warmed up real well and I thought she was going to run big.''
Two races before the Matriarch, Reba Is Tops earned her second win of the Autumn meet, rallying between horses in the stretch to take the $61,980 Raise Your Skirts Stakes.
Returning 19 days after a victory in an optional claimer, the 6-year-old daughter of He's Tops and the Present Value mare Miss Kyama surged in the final eighth of a mile to win for the 12th time in 26 starts. Patrick Valenzuela rode the Washington bred for owners Kenny Marshall, Gordy Jarnig and Eric Schweiger and trainer Mark Glatt.
Prevailing by 1 ½ lengths in the Raise Your Skirts, Reba Is Tops ran the six furlongs on turf in 1:09.06. She paid $7,60, $3.80 and $2.40 as the 5-2 second choice. Pink Diamond finished second for the seventh time in a row on turf and 7-5 favorite Waveline was third.
Claimed for $17,500 July 1, 2007 in her third lifetime outing at Emerald Downs, Reba Is Tops, who was her home state's Horse of the Year in 2009, has since won 10 of 22. She's earned $361,229.
Racing continues Saturday. Post time is 12:30 p.m.
There is a Mike Smith bobblehead giveaway. The likeness of the Hall of Fame jockey is available per paid admission while supplies last.
The 10 race card includes two more Turf Festival races – the $250,000 Citation Handicap and the $100,000 Generous Stakes.
Court Vision, who won the 2008 Hollywood Derby in his only other local start, is one of 10 scheduled to compete in the Citation, a Grade II at 1 1/16 miles. The Generous is a Grade III for 2-year-olds at one mile. Comma to the Top, the easy winner of the Real Quiet Stakes Nov. 6, heads a field of nine.
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I read an article in Fast Company recently about a program called World Community Grid, which seems to be a program similar to folding@home. I have a few PC's lookin for work, and this seems to be just the job for them.
Could anyone point me in the right direction to get me started?
Does folding@home rely on CPU or GPU?
Does this program run in the background? (Might keep it off of my main rig if it is too memory intensive)
What are the hardware requirements?
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Folding@home has a regular client for the CPU but a special high-performance client for dual-core CPU's and GPU's. So it relies on both but only depending on the version.
I don't know if this program runs in the background but you might as well snoop around and check to see if it does.
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Technically any computer can do the work, the only problem is that there are deadlines to be met and if your computer is slower then the data you worked on will just be discarded because its late. (recommended at least a core 2 duo or better). GPU wise Nvidia cards have an advantage as the work output you get from the nvidia cards are much higher, AFAIK its still not very optimized for the ATI cards and the work output isn't as good as Nvidia's. The client can run in the background and utilize unused CPU work (idling, etc). IIRC you can adjust it. Also it can get stressful to your power supply (a dedicated folding machine can use up a lot of electricity).
I was able to run 8 instances of the CPU client on my Quad core with hyperthreading with some customization. I specified each instance to a specific core.
Then I also ran 2 instances of the GPU client and specified it to a specific GPU.
It takes a little customization but once it's done, you make a batch files to run them all at once. I turned my rig into a folding beast lol
It's supposed to run in the background and other apps will take priority. You still might see some delay tho. Try it out and see if the performance impacts your computer too much or not.
With a Core i7 920 you really should be using the Windows SMP client with a passkey to get the bonus points. Also if it is overclocked you could run the -bigadv work units which can give upwards of 60,000 points.
You can use your CPU and/or GPU for email@example.com can be set to run in the background as a service and requires little memory.There aren't any hardware requirements unless you run the GPU client.
Your GTX295 should be able to run two GPU clients, and One Windows SMP client for your 920.
finally just installed this. Acarzt, how did you run multiple instances? I am going to wait until my HD5850 gets back from RMA before I install the GPU client.
The easiest way is to make another folder that contains all the needed file for folding.
This guide should help: http://forum.xcpus.com/f91/guide-running-client-multiple-nv-gpus-12627.html
I downloaded one of the multi core clients but when I would run it, i noticed it wasnt putting my CPU at full load.
So what I did was.. I made a folder on my desktop and placd 8 shortcuts in the folder all leading to the exe file of the application. Number your shortcuts 1-8 (or however many cores/threads you have)
My CPU can run 8 threads at once so I had 8 shortcuts. Right-click and click properties of each shortcut. In the target line enter C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /C START " " /affinity 1 at the beginning of the shortcut so it should look like this
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /C START " " /affinity 1 "c:\program files\whatever\Program.exe"
Change the number on each shortcut 1-8 to assign 1 instance to each core.
I don't remember if I used the single core or multi-core client for this tho lol So you might have to do a little experimentation. But using this method I was able to acheive 100% CPU usage.
I did the same thing with the GPU, assigning each instance to a specif GPU. But the syntax is different so just let me know if you ever need that as well.
It's been a LONG time since I had this setup. So if you run into issues, let me know and i'll do what I can to help you figure it out :-)
The SMP client is multi-threaded so you should really only need to run one client window especially if you are running SMP2 WUs; if one client alone doesn't put a 100% load on your CPU you can run two clients and set the affinity of each to -smp 4.
Scroll down to Windows: V6 Beta SMP2/CPU clients and get the 6.29 beta for MPICH (32-bit or 64-bit)
Here is an excellent setup guide which should help: http://www.evga.com/forumsarchive/tm.asp?m=503846
A Core i7 920 running at stock speeds will get up to 10,000 points per day depending on the work unit. You'll need a passkey to get bonus points: http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/getpasskey.py
Definitely more productive than running 8 single core clients.
I really don't remember what kind of points I was racking up. I remember it being a lot tho. But I had my GTX295 heping out too.
Thank you guys for all the help. Got my first WU earlier today. Now that I kind of understand this stuff, im going to start with the multiple core stuff/ SMP client later
Making any progress? Also I forgot I uploaded a pic of me folding lol
100% CPU usage and check out how many clients are running in the bottom right lol (click pic to see it bigger if you want)
have 3 clients up, 2 on this computer and one on the HTPC. I have been workin like a slave all week, and have not had a chance to mess with this much more. I want to see if I can get my Phenom II 1090T to 100%, though, and see what kind of WU's it can crank out.
Those 6 core AMD's are getting 11,000 - 12000 ppd with the Windows SMP client when overclocked.
I havn't tried the SMP yet. Just figured out the multiple clients thing( I think).
While looking through the team page I noticed theres not too much activity, so sorry if all this is old news.
And heres the HTPC
This is a AMD Phenom II 710. For some reason, Sometimes when I run this computer it only uses one core. I think it switches from 3 to 1 every other time the computer boots. Weird.
You can check to make sure the affinity setting are working properly by clicking on the processes tab in Task manager and right-click one of the Folding instance and click set affinity. If it's working right only the one CPU you designated should be checked.
If it's not working... post what you have written in the target line for your shortcuts and we'll see if we can figure it out :-)
Thanks for all the help.
When I right-click and set affinity, I get:
"The operation could not be completed
Access is denied"
not sure what is causing this, any ideas?
Perhaps you do no have full admin rights
Go to control panel, user accounts and see what kind of account you're using.
I use Process Lasso: http://www.bitsum.com/prolasso.php
Download the 32bit of 64bit version corresponding to your operating system. Once installed it's simply a matter of right clicking the app you wish to set affinity and priority for.Set the defaults so you won't have to do it after a reboot.
Thanks for the link, that worked.
Do you have the full version of process lasso? Just wondering if the trial version would run out or not, because I am leaving town tomorow and was going to fold while Im gone.
I use PriFinitty when I want to set the CPU affinity when folding. Give it a try, its freeware.
nice, tried PriFinitty on 2nd machine.
Anyway goin backpacking now for a week, thanks everyone who helped me out with this stuff, probably could have looked it up on the forum, but theres a core i7 at stake here...
lol, no problem man. Enjoy your trip!
And don't forget to bring us back some pictures!
No, I use the trial version of Process Lasso and it does not expire. You'll get a popup on Windows bootup telling you you've been using it for blank number of days but it does not expire.
Just started messing around with the smp. Norton Sonar kept deleting fahcore_a3 over and over again until I disabled it...
The SMP client takes cpu load right up to 100, gonna work with this for awhile and see what happens, and If I can get it to work with Norton.
Just another question about the individual core clients...
When I had 5 fahcore_78's running, each time One would finish a WU and restart, the affinity would go back to 0-5. I had tried to set the default affinity, but the problem is that all 5 processes had the same name, so each one would default to the same core. Did anyone else have this problem?
I don't think there is a way around that. As you say each of the 5 fahcore_78 instances had the same name so I don't think there is a way to set each one up to use a specific core and not have the affinity change when a new work unit begins.
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The leisure dividend
Posted Feb 12th 2009, 12:00am by Christine Loh
... Christine Loh firstname.lastname@example.com Does the government realise how much Hong Kong has changed? Perhaps last Sunday's marathon and next month's Literary Festival can help ... that we know money isn't everything, the government should forget about building bridges and highways and look instead at life-enhancing activities for the people. Christine Loh Kung-wai ...http://www.scmp.com/article/669621/leisure-dividend
Change of the guard
Posted Sep 18th 2008, 12:00am by Christine Loh
... Christine Loh firstname.lastname@example.com There will be much attention focused on the new legislators because the public wants to know how they will serve them. Beyond party lines, every ... Commission, for starters. One thing's for sure: we the people are watching. Christine Loh Kung-wai is chief executive of the think-tank Civic Exchange ...http://www.scmp.com/article/653001/change-guard
Incestuous system
Posted Aug 07th 2008, 12:00am by Christine Loh
... Christine Loh email@example.com Of the 30 Legislative Council functional constituencies, 13 are uncontested. Thus, at the close of nominations of candidates for election last week, ... job, when the reality is that the incestuous nature of the system does not produce robust competition. Christine Loh Kung-wai is chief executive of the think-tank Civic Exchange ...http://www.scmp.com/article/648174/incestuous-system
Seeing the light
Posted Jan 10th 2008, 12:00am by Christine Loh
... Christine Loh The government tells us that we will pay less for electricity and the extent of the reduction should be in double digits because it has reached a new agreement with the two ... for electricity generation ought to evolve. We deserve a full picture. Christine Loh Kung-wai is chief executive of the think-tank Civic Exchange ...http://www.scmp.com/article/622296/seeing-light
Hong Kong's identity crisis
Posted Oct 14th 2003, 12:00am by Christine Loh
... are asking the government to review its plans for the Central reclamation works. Please hear our plea. Christine Loh is vice-chairman of the Society for the Protection of the Harbour ...http://www.scmp.com/article/431020/hong-kongs-identity-crisis
Innovation on the edge
Posted Sep 15th 2003, 12:00am by Christine Loh
... that enhances innovation. Christine Loh Kung-wai is chief executive of Civic Exchange ...http://www.scmp.com/article/427891/innovation-edge
The people speak. Is he listening?
Posted Jul 04th 2003, 12:00am by Christine Loh
... urgent. In fact, it is hard to think of a more urgent matter that goes as close to the heart of the administration's credibility and legitimacy. The clock is ticking. Christine Loh Kung-wai ...http://www.scmp.com/article/420579/people-speak-he-listening
Welcome to an unhappy Hong Kong, Premier Wen
Posted Jun 30th 2003, 12:00am by Christine Loh
... Wen, welcome to Hong Kong. Christine Loh Kung-wai heads Civic Exchange and is a former legislator ...http://www.scmp.com/article/420156/welcome-unhappy-hong-kong-premier-wen
A crisis we could have avoided
Posted Jul 18th 2003, 12:00am by Christine Loh
... forward to better governance, not move backward. Christine Loh Kung-wai is chief executive of Civic Exchange ...http://www.scmp.com/article/421939/crisis-we-could-have-avoided
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Hong Kong to study increasing use of biodiesel: Christine Loh Kung-wai
Posted Jul 21st 2014, 06:21am by Eric Ng
... sustainable sources, said the undersecretary for the environment, Christine Loh Kung-wai. "We are commissioning a study on the potential and implications of the wider use of biodiesel in Hong ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1556940/hong-kong-study-increasing-use-biodiesel-christine-loh-kung-wai
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (October 11, 2010)—Quick Enough gave jockey Patrick Valenzuela his first Oak Tree stakes win in nearly four years with a 1 ½-length score in the $100,000 Morvich Handicap Monday at Hollywood Park.
Claimed for $40,000 on Aug. 5 at Del Mar, the 6-year-old could be headed to the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint on Nov. 6 at Churchill Downs.
A Grade III, the Morvich was the final Breeders' Cup "Win and You're In'' Challenge races at the Oak Tree/Hollywood Park meet.
Owned by Michael Bello, Russ Sarno and Pablo Suarez, Quick Enough, a gelded son of High Brite out of the Moscow Ballet mare Donna B. Quick, was claimed on their behalf by trainer Doug O'Neill.
In winning for the second time in three tries over the Hollywood Park turf, Quick Enough tracked the pace set by longshot Lt. Hopeful, took the lead with a bit less than an eighth of a mile to run and held off Dilemma's late rally.
Running the six furlongs in 1:08.42, Quick Enough earned his seventh win in 14 starts. He was also the third consecutive California bred to capture the Morvich, joining defending Breeders' Cup Turf sprint champ California Flag, who had won the previous two renewals.
Quick Enough, who was bred by John Harris, has earned $278,120. He also provided Valenzuela and O'Neill with their first win in the Morvich.
Before Monday, the last Oak Tree stakes win for Valenzuela had been with Romance Is Diane in the California Cup Juvenile Fillies on Oct. 28, 2006. His last stakes success at Hollywood Park was aboard Curiously Sweet in the Cat's Cradle Handicap on Dec. 21, 2007.
"I knew the leader (Lt. Hopeful) had a lot of speed, but I thought he'd come back to me,'' said Valenzuela. "He lasted a little longer than I thought. Turning for home, I knew I had the leader, I just didn't know who was going to come running from behind. When I went to throw a cross, he picked it up and when I went to hit him left handed he really picked it up and started to draw away. Very nice.''
Quick Enough paid $7.60, $4 and $2.80. Dilemma, a 20-1 outsider who was a neck better than 8-5 favorite Scenic Blast, returned $14 and $6. Scenic Blast paid $2.60 to show.
Afleet Ruler was fourth, then came Lt. Hopeful, Connagher, Bradium, Quietly Mine and Truest Legend. Tropic Storm, who finished third in the Oak Tree Mile two days earlier, was scratched.
There were 65 perfect tickets in the Pick Six Monday. Each was worth $5,333.80. An additional $476,542 was wagered into the pool in pursuit of a carryover from Sunday of $82,055.
Racing resumes Thursday. Post time for the eight race program is 1 p.m.
The Hollywood Park Casino will be open for simulcast wagering Wednesday.
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