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10/14/19
Owendale is ago for BC
https://www.drf.com/news/owendale-sets-sights-breeders-cup-classic
10/15/19
Catholic Boy finished fourth in his first start since a runner-up effort in the Grade 2 Suburban on the main track July 6 at Belmont. He was returning to turf for the first time since capturing the Grade 2 Dixie on May 18 at Pimlico. But trainer Jonathan Thomas said Catholic Boy, the winner of the 2018 Grade 1 Runhappy Travers, could return to dirt with a potential start in the Grade 1, $6 million Breeders' Cup Classic at 1 ¼ miles on November 2 at Santa Anita Park.
“Overall, he was a little bit even around there. I was hoping, turning for home, he would kick on a little,” Thomas said. “It looked like he stayed on and went ahead and galloped out well. He came back with a lot of energy, so we'll get back to the barn and look at him. He may have needed a tightener going a mile and an eighth. We'll see if he takes a step forward. I'm not disappointed but I'm not thrilled, either.
“This could be one of those instances where we get back in his training and he's really taken a big step forward,” he added. “He was very even and he looked like a horse that getting a mile and a quarter wouldn't be an issue. He galloped out well. He was just a little one-paced. Watching that it would scream [he needs] a little more real estate. The [Breeders' Cup] Mile would be a little bit quick for him. [The Classic] would be the most likely scenario, but we'll have to talk to everybody.”
10/15/19
thanks for the information. Would love to see him in the Breeders Cup if he is fit to be there: his connections seem to make good decisions for him, so we shall see!!!
10/17/19
I'm excited about Omaha Beach! Still hoping they race him all of next year. His owner said he's willing if Spendthrift is.