The 148th running of the Queens's Plate


race 8 at Woodbine on Sunday, 6/24/07




Race Name: Queen's Plate S.  
  Off at: 4:37   Race Type: Stakes 
  Age Restriction: Three Year Old  
  Value of Race: $1,001,200 
  Distance: One And One Fourth Miles 
  Surface Type: All Weather Track Track Condition: Fast 
  Winning Time: 2:05.45 
Pgm Horse Jockey Win Place Show 
9  Mike Fox  Emma-Jayne Wilson 32.40 13.10 5.00 
4  Alezzandro  Todd Kabel            16.30 5.60 
6  Jiggs Coz  David Clark                  2.40 
Also ran: 2 - Daaher , 3 - Include Us , 7 - Marchfield , 5 - Twilight Meteor , 1 - Cobrador  
Scratched horses: Leonnatus Anteas  
  
Wager Type Winning Numbers Payoff 

$1 Pick 3 5-6-9 (3 correct) 2,710.15 
$1 Pick 7 2-5-1-4-5-6-9 (5 correct) 564.20 
$2 Triactor 9-4-6  1,179.20 
$2 Exactor 9-4  460.20 
$1 Superfecta 9-4-6-2  3,539.90 
Winning Breeder: Firestone Farm Ltd.  
Winning Owner: D. Morgan Firestone  
Winning Trainer: Ian Black
Comments after the race from Emma Jayne Wilson, 1st female to win the Queens Plate ever!.

"I had a beautiful stalking trip," said Wilson. "I was exactly where I wanted to be. Down the backside, Jiggs Coz made a big move and ran by me. I wasn't too concerned until the three-eighths pole, when Jiggs Coz and Alezzandro moved away from me. I started getting after my horse, and it took him a while to get going. I just buried my head and kept on driving. He dug down so deep. It was unbelievable."

Mike Fox earned $600,000 in his first stakes score, which boosted his bankroll to $750,550. He is 4th generation Line-Bred to Northern Dancer.


How Secret Play #1 did on the Queens Plate.

Secret Play #1 is still running 100% for 2007. In this race at Woodbine, this method said that Jiggs Coz was not in the 70% plus to win & not a lock to win. Even though, the public made him the favorite we did not bet him to win. The Secret Play #1 said do not bet Jiggs Coz to win. This is one of the best attributes of this method, it eliminates horses that are likely to get beat, thus you keep your money in your pocket. It keeps you from guessing on wheather a horse is going to win or not, a big cause for lossing money at the track.

How Secret Play #3 did on the Queen's Plate.

Secret Play #3 was a play for the Queen's Plate, but did not get the exacta or the trifecta. However, you got most of your investment back if you played Secret Plays #3 longshot to win as a insurance bet. These are longshot horses most likely to be major upsetters in a race. Mike Fox was 1 of the picks to win as a Longshot play.


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