Who was the winner of race#2 at lone star prk.And the payouts for winner.?
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Tonight (Fri 4/14)\n2nd Race, Next Post 7:33 Off: 7:03 \n \n1 Mile. 3, 4 and 5 Year Olds Maiden Claiming ($30,000) Purse: $12,500 \n# Horse Jockey Weight Win Place Show \n5 Noonestandsinmyway Gondron T D 119 4.60 3.00 2.40 \n1 Every Three Days Theriot H J II 118  4.60 3.80 \n3 B L's Boy Stanton T A 116   3.00 \n Times in 5ths: :241 :484 1:142 1:274 1:412 \n Times in 100ths: :24.26 :48.81 1:14.47 1:27.90 1:41.58 \n \nAlso ran: Fast On Friday, Pony Moving Up, Native Relic, Keokuk and Barcilona Boy \nWinning Trainer: Stidham Michael - Owner: Goodman  John  B. \n$2  Exacta  (5-1)  Paid $16.20 \n$2  Quinella  (1-5)  Paid $12.20 \n$2  Trifecta  (5-1-3)  Paid $74.80 \n$2  Superfecta  (5-1-3-2)  Paid $140.80 \n$2  Daily Double  (1-5)  Paid $6.20  Daily Double  Pool $10,809 \n\n\nYesterday 4/13\n2nd Race, Next Post 7:35 Off: 7:06 \n \n1 Mile. 3 Year Olds And Up Claiming ($10,000) Purse: $9,000 \n# Horse Jockey Weight Win Place Show \n6 Willionaire Hamilton Q 122 4.60 2.80 2.60 \n7 Kiri Camp Rodriguez F T 122  3.60 3.00 \n4 Latest Edition Shepherd J 122   4.00 \n Times in 5ths: :24 :482 1:13 1:254 1:382 \n Times in 100ths: :24.19 :48.52 1:13.08 1:25.97 1:38.57 \n \nScratched: Midnight Walk \nClaimed:  Tru Dancing by  Stidham Michael  (Bone RobertD.),  \nAlso ran: Morgan's Favorite, Tru Dancing, Fiery Dreamer and East Tex \nWinning Trainer: Leach William F - Owner: Clifton, Jr.  William  L. \n$2  Exacta  (6-7)  Paid $17.80 \n$2  Quinella  (6-7)  Paid $11.80 \n$2  Trifecta  (6-7-4)  Paid $76.00 \n$2  Superfecta  (6-7-4-5)  Paid $258.40 \n$2  Daily Double  (5-6)  Paid $35.80  Daily Double  Pool $20,225
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Posted: 6/10/2006 9:14:18 PM\n\nBelmont aftermath: How the runners-up fared\n\n\nFollowing are comments from the trainers and jockeys of the 11 horses who finished behind Jazil in the 138th Belmont Stakes (G1) on Saturday at Belmont Race Course.\n\nBluegrass Cat, second; Sunriver, third\n\nTodd Pletcher, trainer: "We had a rough trip with Bluegrass Cat. He lost a lot of ground on the first turn. He never stopped trying. Sunriver had a good trip. He dug in and tried hard. He ran a big race. Fractions were about where I thought they would be. I know sometimes, the strategy on the first turn is to stay out in the middle of the track, but basically, every race has been won on the rail all day. So, it was kind of a strange tactic. If it were anyone besides me, I was rooting for Kiaran [like Pletcher, a former assistant to Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas]. He is one of my best friends, a great person, and I am very, very happy for him. I'm disappointed. There is no consolation in second for me."\n\nJohn Velazquez, jockey of Bluegrass Cat: "This race just goes to show you that it doesn't matter how old you are, if you have the horse and the patience, you can win. It cost me so much going so wide around the first turn. I was right on the other horse's heels, where I couldn't get him inside. I had two horses to think about – Jazil and Steppenwolfer. On the second turn, I dropped in and thought that when the other horses started coming to me, I would go. Jazil came to me much quicker than I thought he would. I was at the three-eighths pole and he was head and head with me. I got after him little by little. He fought the whole way and ran a huge race. "\n\nRafael Bejarano, jockey of Sunriver: "My horse broke good. I put him in good position early and he was comfortable. When I asked my horse, he ran really well, but Jazil had a lot of horse. The pace was okay. I was right behind the leaders. My horse fought hard. I was happy with his effort."\n\n \n\nSteppenwolfer, fourth\n\nDan Peitz, trainer Steppenwolfer: "I'm disappointed and that's all I can tell you. He didn't run the race I expected. When we turned down the backside, we were right where I thought we would be. By the time we got to the half-mile pole, I didn't think we had a horse beat. I didn't understand that at all. He (jockey Robby Albarado) said he had horses in front of him." \n\nRobby Albarado, jockey: "I really liked my horse coming in, especially the way he had been training. He put in his patented run in there, it just wasn't good enough today. Jazil got there a little earlier than expected, since everyone thought he would be flying late. That was the only surprise – how quickly he got up there. I was about where I figured I would be, but they just sprinted out away from me."       \n\n \n\nOh So Awesome, fifth\n\nJimmy Jerkens, trainer: "I don't know what happened to him. He never showed any sign before of breaking through the gate like that."\n\n \n\nHemingway's Key, sixth\n\nNick Zito, trainer Hemingway's Key: "He was following the winner. He had just a little bit of difficulty there. He was moving with the winner. That would have been sweet. He ran sixth. He's a cool horse."\n\nJeremy Rose, jockey: "I was having a good trip. I got stopped a little on the turn. Before that, he was right there with the winner." \n\n \n\nPlatinum Couple, seventh\n\nJose Espinoza, jockey: "He broke really good. We had beautiful position. He made a huge move from the three-eighths pole to the eighth pole, and then he got tired. The winner was much the best and he obviously liked the distance."\n\n \n\nBob and John, eighth\n\nBob Baffert, trainer: "I thought my best chance was to steal the race. I didn't think anyone would want the lead. But that didn't work out. No one was going to let me do that. I told Garrett (Gomez) to le
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Brother Derek is the likely favorite. His odds will probably be in the 3 to 1 range. Those odds would pay $8 on a $2 bet to win. The best value bet to win the race is Steppenwolfer who will probably have odds in the 20 to 1 range. Those odds would pay $42 on a $2 win bet. I'm a handicapper... e-mail me next Wednesday and I'll send you what I will be betting on in the Derby. No charge. No guarantee, either.\nYes, I had a bet on last year's winner Giacomo, although I wish I had bet more. I did not have enough confidence in him. At least I broke even.\n\n\nEdit:  Barbaro has not raced in five WEEKS, not months. This is what the trainer planned, although it is a bit unusual. And Sweetnorthernsaint has NOT been scratched (as of April 30). Verified on www.drf.com
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Adam Petty\nHere's a link from ESPN\nhttp://espn.go.com/auto/nascar/news/2000/0512/528829.html
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Unfortunately, I'd have to wager that Mikey won't make it.  Bill Davis Racing just isn't a powerhouse, like Roush or Hendrick.  It is very unfortunate that this happens to good drivers, but this is how it goes.
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go to http://www.nascar.com/2002/kyn/nascar_101/02/02/Money/index.html
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hell yeah kahne will win it, who else did you think would win it!!!
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Omg I totally want him to win, and I bet he will. Tony is pretty amazing on most tracks and I hope he kicks major butt out there! Go Tony Stewart!!!
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I am thinking Sadler (Elliot not Herme or Adam) or Harvick or Johnson...Kahne would be perfect for Texas however. Go #9
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x4.  Payouts are based on a $2 bet.
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Jockey Edgar Prado visited Kentucky Derby (G1) winner Barbaro in the colt's stall on Tuesday morning at the New Bolton Center's George D. Widener Hospital in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. \n\nPrado, who returned to riding the day after Barbaro broke down in the Preakness Stakes (G1) on May 20 at Pimlico Race Course, won the Metropolitan Handicap (G1) on Monday aboard Silver Train. Prado said he is still heartbroken, but he expects the visit to go a long way toward making him feel better. \n\n"Seeing him doing better helps a lot," Prado said. "He's not out of the woods but I'm just hoping that he continues to do good. It's going to take a long time before I feel a lot better and am not heartbroken."\n\nPrado said he did not bring anything special for Barbaro.\n\n"Just myself, just to show that I still care and love him," he said. "I think that's more important than anything you can bring. I was very happy. He looked great. He was very bright and strong, and he even wanted to get out of the stall. I'm very happy to see him happy that way."\n\nDean Richardson, D.V.M., the surgeon who operated on Barbaro, said the colt has had "an incredibly good week" since the procedure on May 21.\n\n"He's actually done far better than I would have ever hoped so far," Richardson said, repeating the words "so far" three times for emphasis. "He's perfectly comfortable in his limb, all of his vital signs are normal, [and] his blood work is good. Basically he could not at this moment look any better, in terms of his condition."\n\nImmediately after the surgery, Richardson gave a 50-50 prognosis for Barbaro to survive. He stopped short of issuing a new percentage on Tuesday, but he said "things are definitely better."\n\n"I'd be disingenuous to suggest that they are not better eight days post-op—there's no question that things are a lot better in terms of prognosis," Richardson said. "But it's still a long, long way from being discharged from the hospital."\n\nRichardson said Barbaro appears to be content in his confinement to a 12-by-12-foot stall. \n\n"Depression can only be assessed in certain objective ways: whether or not the horse eats, whether or not it has a bright eye, whether or not it's moving around the stall, whether or not it's interested in his neighbors," Richardson said. "This horse couldn't look a lot better in that regard. He is very active in the stall. When a horse walks by his window he's peaking out there trying to see who it is." \n\nAs of Tuesday morning, the cast on Barbaro's injured right hind leg had not been changed since the surgery. \n\n"Right now this horse is walking so well on his limb, he willingly rests his left hind, he walks around the stall and is very active, so my inclination at this point is to literally go day by day," Richardson said. "There's no absolutely compelling reason to change the cast, so I'm going to make that decision every single day that I look at the horse. … If he continues to look as good as he does, he can wear this cast for several more weeks."—Jeff Lowe
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Well, I'm not much for Instant Messaging "strangers", especially over something as relatively insignificant as whether we are Bobby Labonte fans, but, yes, I am a Bobby Labonte fan.  He's from Corpus Christi, Texas where I spent the first seven or eight years of my life.  I'm sorry that I won't see him ranking any higher in NASCAR Nextel Cup standings with what's left in his career because he deserves it.  I don't know much about his NASCAR standing history since my interest in NASCAR has been revived only 5 or 6 years ago, but he's a good man and I'm glad to see him do well.  I just don't think racing with the Petty's is a winning proposition at this time.  Enjoy watching him.  He's a good man and a great NASCAR racer.
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Hamline wins Pocono twice what a job for a rookie and finish 3rd in the chase!! Jimmy deserved it this year yes!!job well done
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I have a feeling Jimmie will finally win it after being so close the past two years. He's an excellent driver with a talented crew coming from a great team. He'll get it this year.
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Yes, I am going to MIS (Michigan International Speedway) this weekend, but I am going for the NASCAR race on Sunday.  Great track, huge place.  Between the stands and infield the place hold like 180,000 people.  Fantastick time!  Enjoy yourself!
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earnhardt n everyone in his way lol\nhave a great day
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Dale Earnhardt.... 7 titles when there were a lot of teams who challenged him.. also nobody did more for charity behind closed doors.. #3 for ever in my heart!!!!!!