cajun beat造句

• Breeders'Cup Sprint _ Cajun Beat
• Cajun Beat, defending champ in the Sprint, covered 4 furlongs in 49.20 at Belmont;
• Cajun Beat seized the lead from pacesetter Zavata and won by 2 1 / 4 lengths over Bluesthestandard.
• Cajun Beat, winner of the 2003 BC Sprint, was fourth in the five-horse field.
• Other possibles include Sprint winner Cajun Beat and third-place finisher Shake You Down . _ _ _=
• Cajun Beat finished 2 1 / 4 lengths in front of Bluesthestandard, with Shake You Down another two lengths behind.
• In the Sprint, Cajun Beat seized the lead from pacesetter Zavata and won by 2 1 / 4 lengths over Bluesthestandard.
• Training on his own for less than three years, Margolis, 40, had Cajun Beat fine-tuned for the Sprint.
• Speightstown and defending Sprint champion Cajun Beat also will be in the field, but Vosburgh winner Pico Central is an unlikely participant.
• In the Sprint, he chose two horses : the favorite, Aldebaran, and Cajun Beat, who won at 22-1.
• Ridden by Cornelio Velasquez, Cajun Beat returned $ 47.60 to win and covered the six furlongs in 1 : 07.95.
• Alke was second, followed by Conroy and Cajun Beat . _ Firebreak won the $ 1 million Godolphin Mile for the second straight year.
• The always contentious Sprint features the likes of Bwana Charlie, Champali, Clock Stopper, Midas Eyes, and Speightstown taking on Cajun Beat.
• Cajun Beat, sent off at 23-1, ran the third-fastest Breeders'Cup Sprint on Saturday and triggered the second-highest payoff.
• Ridden by Cornelio Velasquez, Cajun Beat returned $ 47.60 to win and covered the six furlongs in 1 : 07.95 _ the third fastest in Sprint history.
• Besides Pleasantly Perfect, two other winners are back from a year ago _ Cajun Beat in the $ 1 million BC Sprint and Six Perfections in the $ 1 million BC Mile.
• It was the Eastern horses who were shut out as four of the five dirt races were won by Californians, and the other, the Sprint, was won by Kentucky-based Cajun Beat.
• Ridden by Cornelio Velasquez, Cajun Beat carried 123 pounds ( 55.35 kilograms ) and was clocked in 1 : 07.95 in the $ 1.18 million, 6-furlong race.
• Cajun Beat, who had won just three of eight starts this year and was 4-of-10 lifetime, paid $ 47.60, $ 19.80 and $ 11.20.
• Alke, trained by Todd Pletcher, was second, followed by Conroy and Breeders'Cup Sprint winner Cajun Beat . _ Hometown favorite Firebreak won the $ 1 million Godolphin Mile for the second straight year.