Ashland Winners Have Stories to Tell

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Linda in Texas — Wed, 09 Apr 2014 17:21:38 GMT

Thank you Esther for the inside story on these two beautiful Filly's (Fillies). I thought for sure one would step ahead of the other but not to happen. That indeed was a dead heat. And a great horse race! Showed intestinal fortitude that i really admired in both.

Congratulations and Good luck to the owners The West's and to Mr. Studer. And thank you Esther.

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jockey2be — Wed, 09 Apr 2014 00:06:22 GMT

That is SO cool!

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Ruffdog — Tue, 08 Apr 2014 01:49:49 GMT

Why are the fans unable to see the photo-finish photos. I watched Ashland and the Wood on Bloodhorse and didn't see the photos on the DH or the photo for place in the Wood, in either video. Not sure why the DH photo is not part of this article. It would be like a player making a very questionable catch to win the Super Bowl and not including a still photo of the moment proving he had both feet inbounds. Photo finishes are a great part of the sport, please let us fans enjoy them.

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RosalindBS — Mon, 07 Apr 2014 16:58:34 GMT

Pedgree Ann: right playwright,but wrong play. Rosaline is in Romeo & Juliet. Rosalind is the heroine in As You Like It and is considered one of the strongest and most independent women in all Shakespeare plays. She, too, suffers from a Broken Vow (of many sorts). Also, many actresses made their name playing Rosalind. Just an FYI.

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Pedigree Ann — Mon, 07 Apr 2014 13:11:48 GMT

Rosalind is by Broken Vow out of Critical Acclaim, by Theatrical. So who was Romeo's original heartthrob, the one he went to the Capulet's ball to see? Well, it was RosalinE, but I call close enough to be a clever name.