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m39 · 2 months

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Doom WADs’ Roulette (2008): Urban Brawl

Here I was, a stupid chubby bastard pretending to narrate like “Max Payne” in a world that looks like Frank Miller’s “Sin City”, sitting on my overpriced gamer chair, thinking if I need one or two playthroughs of “Urban Brawl” for my review...

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That’s all of the narration you're gonna get.

G3: Action Doom 2: Urban Brawl

Main author(s): Stephen Browning (Scuba Steve)

Release date: September 8th, 2008 (original version/database upload)/September 8th, 2021 (Reloaded version)

Version(s) played: Remaster

Required port compatibility: (G)ZDoom

Levels: 10

Urban Brawl is a prequel to the 2004’s Action Doom, where instead of a first-person Contra homage, it’s a first-person Double Dragon homage. And if you read the intro... Yes... It’s going to be another one of those unorthodox reviews I made... without any screenshots.

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Changing the subject, let’s talk about this WAD.

The making of Urban Brawl began months after the release of its predecessor. However, instead of taking a route of Action Doom with promotional stuff, contest events, etc. it was created under the nose of the Doom community, and revealed the same day it was released. It can be downloaded like any other WAD (although this is more like a ZDoom-based game than a typical Doom WAD), but in the past, you could buy the special edition for 10 bucks until May 20th, 2010. Aside from having a CD case, the special edition also included the survival mode (with zombies FYI).

The plot of this game (mostly written by Darknation and voice acted by Mike Lightner in cutscenes) takes place a decade before the events of the original Action Doom. You are still playing as the same guy but as a drunk, single father ex-cop (who has PTSD due to an event that he describes as Saigon). One day you return to your home to find out that your child has been kidnapped. I don’t think I have to explain to you what happens next.

Now, before we start, let me tell you that I thought I would play the original version from 2008 since I downloaded the game from the archives thinking it was that version. Turns out it’s a remaster from 2021 which is more compatible with modern source ports and PCs, adds additional moves, and tweaks the visuals among other things.

So, fuck it; sticking with this version; I’m not interested in scouring the Internet for the original version of this game. And besides that, I can immediately scratch remaster from my bonus WADs list.

Now, without wasting any more time, let’s find out if this game is better than its predecessor.

Urban Brawl has a completely different style compared to Action Doom. Gone are the Doom sprites sprinkled with some Contra-looking stuff in between; now everything looks like a comic book. Not gonna lie, I kind of like the direction this game went to. It’s pretty colorful without counting the cutscenes (which are black and white), and most of the sprites look distinct for the lack of better words.

Music was also rather enjoyable to listen to. It was created by Ralph Vickers (Ralphis) who would later co-create Double Impact in 2011. My favorite track might be Pump’d from MAP04.

As I mentioned earlier, this game is more or less an homage to beat 'em-up games. You go around beating people up until you are allowed to go further. No switch hunting, no finding keys, no shitty hitscanners; you just ravage the leaving shit out of your neighborhood to find your kidnapped child. You don’t really need anything deeper than that.

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Okay, there is some deepness to this game.

In the case of more noticeable additions to this game, there are multiple endings. It mostly comes down to what will you do after defeating the first boss, but there are other factors as well.

No-context spoiler for the good ending ==> wreck the car.

There is also a score system that feels pretty useless aside from the casino section in the main bad guy’s skyscraper where you can use the points on slot machines.

Now this might be a small problem, but I wish the subtitles in cutscenes could be synchronized better with spoken dialogue.

Now changing the subject, Urban Brawl can be kind of challenging on the normal skill level, especially at the beginning when you don’t exactly know what to do and how to utilize your attacks but after a while, you will be uppercutting fools who will go right unto your fist; but that ain’t mean the game will suddenly become easy, okay?

Your fighting skills include regular and strong punches, the aforementioned uppercut (dual pressing alt fire), grabbing and throwing the enemies, and ground pound that takes part of your health, along with being able to carry one melee, ranged, and special weapon.

When it comes to enemies, the roster includes a huge amount of baldies, black guys with shivs (yellow ones can throw it), fatasses, prostitute-looking twats, guards in suits (most of them have a gun), and, people’s favorites, Goth babes (chuckling).

And as for the weapon roster, when it comes to more unique stuff, there is a bottle of whiskey that functions as a liquid armor before using it or someone’s head, and we even have a taser that stunlocks probably almost every enemy that is mid-tier at most. Also, the melee weapons have limited durability, so try saving these for tougher bastards.

Fellas, I’m going to be honest with you – while Urban Brawl isn’t entirely my cup of tea because it’s kind of awkward to fight in it, I think it might be better than Action Doom, both as a standalone game and as a successor to it. I might give it another shot in the future. After all, it’s just a blind playthrough. I will probably find it better next time.

And as for the next WAD to check out, it’s Eternal Doom Fo-

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Eternal...

The truth was a burning green crack through my brain. Memories of beautiful locations ruined by the switch-hunting puzzles only the biggest 90s adventure games nutjob would’ve come out with. Demons teleporting behind you after they spot you making you waste your precious ammunition. Questioning why many people enjoy this MegaWAD despite how terrible its cons are. I was about to play the sequel to “Eternal Doom” from 1997. Funny as hell, it was the most horrible thing I could think of.

#doom #doom wad #review #doom mod #doom 2 #doom 2008 #2008 #urban brawl #doom urban brawl #action doom 2 #doom wads’ roulette #cacowards #top ten wads of the year

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autismcreature7 · 5 months

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bakersimmer · 2 years

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Miller Legacy

#Miller #Miller g2 #Miller g3 #Miller g4 #Miller g5 #Magnolia by ladystraud-pixels #Quinn by aggretsimko #Zayn by liwia sims #Kiera by simdiv #Lexi by rebouks #ts4 legacy

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fulboyle · 4 years

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@thelonelyisland: “Some rando momes from a great seas. Finale 2nyte! @nbcbrooklyn99″

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thunderpxels · 5 years

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Rayne invited her boyfriend over!

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jeanetteirismiller · 9 months

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“She’s finally here! Happy Werewolf month, everyone!”

#jeanette miller #g3 clawdeen #monster high g3 #monster high #clawdeen wolf #iridescent #skultimate secrets #werewolf month #the full moon is on her birthday this year

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anisimelle · 6 years

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???: “hey. is this seat taken?”

soledad: “oh, it isn’t. actually, i’m leaving, too.”

???: “why? because of me? then, please, stay. i’ll leave.”

soledad: “no, no, it’s not you. it’s only that i’m a bartender here and the band is supposed to start playing any second now. i should be down there.”

???: “it’s alright. the band’s gonna be a little late. i’m marvin, their sound engineer. pleasure.”

soledad: “nice to meet you, then! my name’s soledad.”

marvin: “a unique name. how do people call you?”

soledad: “sole, usually. my dad calls me mia, that’s my middle name.”

marvin: “so, sole, would you like to give me your phone number? you seem like a nice gal. i’d like to take you to a couple shows.”

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bi4pan-polls · 1 year

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Submissions we have so far in case anyones curious

Huntlow from the owl house (7)

Rashmelie from Entropic Float (4)

Jay x Kai from ninjago (1)

Sakura Kinmomoto and Syaoran LI from card captor sakura (3)

Draculaura x lagoona from Monster high G3 (1)

sayaka miki and kyoka sakura from Madoka Magica (1)

Luz and Willow from the Owl house (1)

Professor Venemous and Box man from Ok ko lets be heros (1)

Jess and Ally (Amphibia)

Han and Lando from star wars (1)

Cassandra and Alonzo from CATS the musical (1)

Stephanie Lauter and Peter Spankoffski from Hatchetfield. (1)

bumbleby from rwby (1)

Travyn from Aphmaus mystreet (2)

Jack Kennedy & Dave Miller (DSAF) (1)

Kataang (ATLA) (1)

Plus the ocs+ Mel is the Bi and Cree is the Pan from @/ melodemonica

and C. A. Cupid (ever after high ) + Venetia Soulsong (OC) by @/rai-knightshade

and one submission for the doctor and jack harness from doctor but the persons aid jack was cannonly omni so they dont count :) they seem lovey tho

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teratonomy · 4 years

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How did you come up with all the binomial names?

By drawing a pentagram on my bedroom floor and sacrificing a goat to some eldritch monstrosity, in exchange for arcane knowledge.

Honestly, my approach to creating binomen varies from monster to monster. I always set out with the intention of keeping the names as grammatically correct as possible, in line with the declensions for Greek and Latin. I do my best to adhere to the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature, but at the end of the day, I’m just one nerd with no formal training. I’m very much an armchair linguist, and while there’s nothing wrong with being an autodidact, it does make me prone to second-guessing. Doesn’t really help that I don’t have a list of acquaintances to consult, who would actually be able to give me reliable feedback.

Sometimes, though, I think a little inexperience makes the naming process more authentic. Because scientists are people, and you can never underestimate the capacity of people to be Extra As Hell.

Let me give you a few examples:

In 2004, entomologists Kelly B. Miller and Quentin D. Wheeler reclassified a genus of leiodid fungus beetles as Gelae (/ˈdʒɛli/). Yes, it is pronounced exactly the way you think it is. The species in this newly-christened genus include G. baen (“jelly bean”), G. belae (“jelly belly”), G. donut (“jelly doughnut”), G. fish (“jelly fish”), and G. rol (“jelly roll”). The authors said that they were merely wordplays without any taxonomical jargon; a “whimsical arrangement of letters.”

And then there’s the lovely Heteropoda davidbowie, described by Peter Jäger. The name was selected for a few reasons: (1), the colors and patterns on the spider’s face resemble the painted face makeup David Bowie wore in his early career; (2), the name references the song “Glass Spider,” as well as his album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars; (3), the species has an estimated 500 individuals left, so Jäger hoped that giving it a catchy name would draw headlines and help with conservation efforts.

Allow me to introduce you to a trilobite described by Samuel Turvey in 2005. Its name? Han solo. Turvey called it that because a couple of his friends dared him to name a species after a Star Wars character. And while you might roll your eyes at that, the name is actually really clever. The generic name Han is a reference to the Han people, the largest ethnic group in China (where the trilobite was found); the specific epithet solo refers to the fact it’s the sole species belonging to that genus; and like many trilobites, the fossils tend to be extremely well-preserved, similar to how Harrison Ford was preserved in carbonite.

I could literally go on for days. There’s even a website dedicated to compiling all of the ridiculous names out there called Curiosities of Biological Nomenclature. The person who does the heavy-lifting is a bloke named Mark Isaak, and they deserve mad respect.

There’s a point I’m trying to make, I swear.

You see, if professional scientists with degrees can get away with making nerdy references and butchering the grammar of Latin and Greek, THEN SO CAN I.

Sometimes I’ll give monsters really cool or epic-sounding names that try to capture a quality about them, whether that’s their appearance, geographic range, behavior, or some historical fact pertaining to their discovery.

Some of my favorites include:

The verdant qurupeco, Cantio sirenius. Its name means “siren’s song” in Latin, a reference to the high fidelity of its vocal mimicry.

The dire miralis, Pyrothalassion basileus. Its name translates to “Greek fire emperor.” Its generic name comes from an incendiary weapon used by the Byzantine navy. Remember the wildfire from Game of Thrones? It’s basically that. The name felt pretty appropriate for a sea-dwelling dragon that breathes fire.

The black nargacuga, Xyrafiptera cervarius. Its name means “razor-winged deer-hunter” in Latin, a combination of physical descriptors and behavior. It also sounds rad as hell.

And then…we have those names.

The disufiroa, Apparentia absurda. You can take a wild guess what that translates to. I mean, just look at this thing. It’s got weird, inverted, spike-things on its chest. No idea what the fuck those are for.

The harudomerugu, Retentio incredulitatis. Its name is the closest I could get to “suspension of disbelief” in Latin. By now you might have noticed that scientific names are basically my way of bullying the Frontier monsters, because seriously, what the hell, Capcom?

The baruragaru, Stercusanctum currite. Okay, so this one isn’t me taking the piss out of the Frontier design team, because I actually like this monster. Its name is based on my reaction when I first saw the G3 trailer: Jesus Christ, what is that thing? The baruragaru was given the dubious honor of being named “holy shit, run,” because if I saw that thing in real life I’d be trying to put as many doors, walls, and preferably continents between it and myself as possible.

The great jaggi, Magnaraptor ebrius. Also known as the “drunken great thief.” Full disclosure: I’m a big fan of NCHProductions and wanted to sneak in a fun reference to their videos. Whenever they animate the great jaggi it’s always drunk, so I named it in honor of its alcoholism.

The pariapuria, Haustranguis amphibious. Its name means “amphibious bucket dragon” in Latin, and there’s a reason for that. You see, The Encyclopedia wasn’t just intended as a fun creative exercise, but as a learning tool for people interested in zoological classification. In taxonomy there’s this thing called a wastebasket taxon—when a species is incertae sedis, or of uncertain placement, it might get dumped into a poly- or paraphyletic taxon. Academically, this is what’s known as “this thing is weird and I don’t know where it goes, so for now I’m putting it in time out.” When I first tried to classify the pariapuria I couldn’t really figure out what it was related to: The tigrexes? The nargas? Neither? And then it hit me: I didn’t have to have an answer. Instead, I decided to put it in a wastebasket taxon. It’s meant to be a nod to the harrows of IRL taxonomy, and just how much of a clusterfuck it can be sometimes. As for why it’s called “bucket dragon,” and not “basket dragon,” well. I couldn’t exactly find a translation for “basket” in Latin, so I asked myself, “Okay, what’s the next best thing?” And thus we have bucket dragon.

Isn’t taxonomy fun?

#asks #iamthekaijuking #taxonomy #binomial names #qurupeco #dire miralis #nargacuga #disufiroa #harudomerugu #baruragaru #great jaggi #pariapuria #i'm slowly working my way through my inbox #so your other questions about elders and ornithischians are gonna get answered #i'm sorry it's taking me forever to write back

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thelookofeagles · 5 years

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2018 Eclipse Award Nominees

It’s that time of year! All credit goes to owners of the photos - not my photos.

HORSE OF THE YEAR –

ACCELERATE: 2013 chestnut horse by Lookin At Lucky out of Issues (Awesome Again). Owned by Hronis Racing LLC, trained by John Sadler, ridden by Joel Rosario. In 2018, 7 starts (6-1-0) earning $5,005,000. 1st in San Pasqual S. (G2), Santa Anita H. (G1), Gold Cup at Santa Anita S. (G1), Pacific Classic S. (G1), Awesome Again S. (G1), Breeders' Cup Classic (G1), 2nd in Oaklawn H. (G2)

JUSTIFY: 2015 chestnut colt by Scat Daddy out of Stage Magic (Ghostzapper). Owned by China Horse Club, Head of Plains Partners LLC, Starlight Racing, and WinStar Farm, trained by Bob Baffert, ridden by Mike Smith. In 2018, 6 starts (6-0-0) earning $3,798,000. 1st in Santa Anita Derby (G1), Kentucky Derby (G1), Preakness S. (G1), Belmont S. (G1)

MONOMOY GIRL: 2015 chestnut filly by Tapizar out of Drumette (Henny Hughes). Owned by M. Dubb, Monomoy Stables, LLC, The Elkstone Group, LLC and Bethlehem Stables LLC, trained by Brad Cox, ridden by Florent Geroux. In 2018, 7 starts (6-1-0) earning $2,818,200. 1st in Rachel Alexandra S. (G2), Ashland S. (G1), Kentucky Oaks (G1), Acorn S. (G1), Coaching Club American Oaks (G1), Breeders' Cup Distaff (G1), 2nd in Cotillion S. (G1)

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2-YEAR-OLD MALE –

GAME WINNER: 2016 bay colt by Candy Ride (ARG) out of Indyan Giving (A.P. Indy). Owned by Gary and Mary West, trained by Bob Baffert, ridden by Joel Rosario. In 2018, 4 starts (4-0-0) earning $1,496,000. 1st in Del Mar Futurity (G1), American Pharoah S. (G1), Breeders' Cup Juvenile (G1)

IMPROBABLE: 2016 chestnut colt by City Zip out of Rare Event (A.P. Indy). Owned by WinStar Farm LLC, China Horse Club International Ltd. and Starlight Racing, trained by Bob Baffert, ridden by Drayden Van Dyke. In 2018, 3 starts (3-3-0) earning $269,520. 1st in Street Sense S., Los Alamitos Cash Call Futurity (G1)

KNICKS GO: 2016 gray colt by Paynter out of Kosmo’s Buddy (Outflanker). Owned by KRA Stud Farm, trained by Ben Colebrook, ridden by Albin Jimenez. In 2018, 6 starts (2-1-1) earning $672,515. 1st in Claiborne Breeders' Futurity (G1), 2nd in Breeders' Cup Juvenile (G1), 3rd in Arlington-Washington Futurity, 5th in Sanford S. (G3), 11th in Kentucky Jockey Club S. (G2)

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2-YEAR-OLD FILLY –

BELLAFINA: 2016 bay filly by Quality Road out of Akron Moon (Malibu Moon). Owned by Kaleem Shah, Inc., trained by Simon Callaghan, ridden by Flavien Prat. In 2018, 5 starts (3-1-0) earning $588,000. 1st in Sorrento S. (G2), Del Mar Debutante S. (G1), Chandelier S. (G1), 4th in Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (G1)

JAYWALK: 2016 gray filly by Cross Traffic out of Lady Pewitt (Orientate). Owned by D. J. Stable LLC and Cash is King LLC, trained by John Servis, ridden by Joel Rosario. In 2018, 5 starts (4-1-0) earning $1,384,200. 1st in White Clay Creek S., Frizette S. (G1), Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (G1)

NEWSPAPEROFRECORD (IRE): 2016 bay filly by Lope de Vega (IRE) out of Sunday Times (GB) (Holy Roman Emperor (IRE)). Owned by Klaravich Stables, Inc., trained by Chad Brown, ridden by Irad Ortiz, Jr.. In 2018, 3 starts (3-0-0) earning $706,750. 1st in Miss Grillo S. (G2), Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1)

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3-YEAR-OLD MALE –

CATHOLIC BOY: 2015 bay ridgling by More Than Ready out of Song of Bernadette (Bernardini). Owned by Robert V. LaPenta, Madaket Stables LLC, Siena Farm LLC, and Twin Creeks Racing Stables, LLC, trained by Jonathan Thomas, ridden by Javier Castellano. In 2018, 6 starts (3-1-0) earning $1,528,000. 1st in Pennine Ridge S. (G3), Belmont Derby Invitational S. (G1), Travers S. (G1), 2nd in Sam F. Davis S. (G3), 4th in Florida Derby (G1), 13th in Breeders' Cup Classic (G1)

MCKINZIE: 2015 bay colt by Street Sense out of Runway Model (Petionville). Owned by Karl Watson, Michael E. Pegram, and Paul Weitman, trained by Bob Baffert, ridden by Mike Smith. In 2018, 5 starts (3-1-0) earning $876,000. 1st in Sham S. (G3), Pennsylvania Derby (G1), Malibu S. (G1), 2nd in San Felipe S. (G2), 12th in Breeders' Cup Classic (G1)

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3-YEAR-OLD FEMALE –

MIDNIGHT BISOU: 2015 dark bay filly by Midnight Lute out of Diva Delite (Repent). Owned by Bloom Racing Stable, LLC, Madaket Stables LLC and Allen Racing LLC., trained by Steve Asmussen/William Spawr, ridden by John Velazquez. In 2018, 9 starts (5-1-3) earning $1,535,000. 1st in Santa Ynez S. (G2), Santa Ysabel S. (G3), Santa Anita Oaks (G1), Mother Goose S. (G2), Cotillion S. (G1), 2nd in Coaching Club American Oaks (G1), 3rd in Kentucky Oaks (G1), Alabama S. (G1), Breeders' Cup Distaff (G1)

MONOMOY GIRL: 2015 chestnut filly by Tapizar out of Drumette (Henny Hughes). Owned by Dubb, M., Monomoy Stables, LLC, The Elkstone Group, LLC and Bethlehem Stables LLC, trained by Brad Cox, ridden by Florent Geroux. In 2018, 7 starts (6-1-0) earning $2,818,200. 1st in Rachel Alexandra S. (G2), Ashland S. (G1), Kentucky Oaks (G1), Acorn S. (G1), Coaching Club American Oaks (G1), Breeders' Cup Distaff (G1), 2nd in Cotillion S. (G1)

RUSHING FALL: 2015 bay filly by More Than Ready out of Autumnal (Forestry). Owned by e Five Racing Thoroughbreds, trained by Chad Brown, ridden by Javier Castellano. In 2018, 4 starts (3-1-0) earning $623,000. 1st in Appalachian S. (G2), Lake Placid S. (G2), Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup S. (G1), 2nd in Edgewood S. (G3)

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OLDER DIRT MALE –

CITY OF LIGHT: 2014 bay colt by Quality Road out of Paris Notion (Dehere). Owned by Mr. and Mrs. William K. Warren, Jr., trained by Michael McCarthy, ridden by Javier Castellano. In 2018, 5 starts (3-1-1) earning $1,412,000. 1st in Triple Bend S. (G1), Oaklawn H. (G2), Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (G1), 2nd in Forego S. (G1), 3rd in Gold Cup at Santa Anita S. (G1)

GUN RUNNER: 2013 chestnut horse by Candy Ride (ARG) out of Quiet Giant (Giant’s Causeway). Owned by Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC and Three Chimneys Farm, trained by Steven Asmussen, ridden by Florent Geroux. In 2018, 1 start (1-1-0) earning $7,000,000. 1st in Pegasus World Cup Invitational S. (G1)

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OLDER DIRT FEMALE –

ABEL TASMAN: 2014 bay filly by Quality Road out of Vargas Girl (Deputy Minister). Owned by China Horse Club International Ltd. and Clearsky Farms, trained by Bob Baffert, ridden by Mike Smith. In 2018, 5 starts (2-0-0) earning $798,325. 1st in Ogden Phipps S. (G1), Personal Ensign S. (G1), 4th in La Troienne S. (G1), 5th in Zenyatta S. (G1), 11th in Breeders' Cup Distaff (G1)

MARLEY’S FREEDOM: 2014 bay filly by Blame out of Relaxing Green (Formal Gold). Owned by Cicero Farms, LLC, trained by Bob Baffert, ridden by Mike Smith. In 2018, 8 starts (5-1-0) earning $718,550. 1st in Desert Stormer S. (G3), Great Lady M S. (G2), Ballerina S. (G1), Go for Wand H. (G3), 2nd in Santa Monica S. (G2), 4th in Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Sprint (G1), 6th in Hurricane Bertie S. (G3)

UNIQUE BELLA: 2014 gray filly by Tapit out of Unrivaled Belle (Unbridled’s Song). Owned by Don Alberto Stable, trained by Jerry Hollendorfer, ridden by Mike Smith. In 2018, 4 starts (3-1-0) earning $680,000. 1st in Santa Maria S. (G2), Beholder Mile S. (G1), Clement L. Hirsch S. (G1), 2nd in Apple Blossom H. (G1)

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MALE SPRINTER –

IMPERIAL HINT: 2013 dark bay colt by Imperialism out of Royal Hint (Lahint). Owned by Raymond Mamone, trained by Luis Carvajal, Jr., ridden by Javier Castellano. In 2018, 6 starts (4-0-1) earning $767,500. 1st in Horse Races Now Sprint S., True North S. (G2), Alfred G. Vanderbilt H. (G1), Vosburgh S. (G1), 3rd in Breeders' Cup Sprint (G1), 6th in Churchill Downs S. (G2)

ROY H: 2012 bay gelding by More Than Ready out of Elusive Diva (Elusive Quality). Owned by Rockingham Ranch and David A Bernsen LLC, trained by Peter Miller, ridden by Paco Lopez. In 2018, 5 starts (3-1-1) earning $1,660,000. 1st in Palos Verdes S. (G2), Santa Anita Sprint Championship S. (G1), Breeders' Cup Sprint (G1), 2nd in Bing Crosby S. (G1), 3rd in Dubai Golden Shaheen (G1)

STORMY LIBERAL: 2012 bay gelding by Stormy Atlantic out of Vassar (Royal Academy). Owned by Rockingham Ranch and David A Bernsen LLC, trained by Peter Miller, ridden by Drayden Van Dyke. In 2018, 7 starts (4-2-0) earning $935,360. 1st in Green Flash H., Eddie D S. (G3), Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint (G1), 2nd in Daytona S. (G3), Al Quoz Sprint (G1), 6th in Jaipur Invitational S. (G2)

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FEMALE SPRINTER –

FINLEY’SLUCKYCHARM: 2013 dark bay mare by Twirling Candy out of Day of Victory (Victory Gallop). Owned by Carl R. Moore Management LLC, trained by Bret Calhoun, ridden by Brian Hernandez, Jr.. In 2018, 6 starts (2-1-0) earning $334,700. 1st in Madison S. (G1), Honorable Miss H. (G2), 2nd in Mardi Gras S,, 4th in Humana Distaff S. (G1), 7th in Ballerina S. (G1), Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Sprint (G1)

SHAMROCK ROSE: 2015 bay filly by First Dude out of Slew’s Quality (Elusive Quality). Owned by Conrad Farms, trained by Mark Casse, ridden by Irad Ortiz, Jr.. In 2018, 7 starts (4-1-1) earning $848,076. 1st in Malvern Rose S., La Lorgnette S., Raven Run S. (G2), Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Sprint (G1), 2nd in Cicada S., 3rd in Weber City Miss S., 4th in Busher S.

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MALE TURF –

EXPERT EYE (GB): 2015 bay colt by Acclamation (GB) out of Exemplify (GB) (Dansili (GB)). Owned by Juddmonte Farms, Inc., trained by Michael Stoute, ridden by Frankie Dettori. In 2018, 7 starts (3-2-1) earning $1,672,414. 1st in Jersey S. (G3), City Of York S. (G3), Breeders' Cup Mile (G1), 2nd in Greenham S. (G3), Sussex S. (G1), 3rd in Prix du Moulin de Longchamp (G1), 10th in QIPCO Two Thousand Guineas (G1)

GLORIOUS EMPIRE (IRE): 2011 brown gelding by Holy Roman Emperor (IRE) out of Humble And Proud (IRE) (Pivotal (GB)). Owned by Matthew Schera, trained by James Lawrence, II, ridden by Edgar Prado. In 2018, 6 starts (4-0-0) earning $767,830. 1st in Bowling Green S. (G2), Sword Dancer S. (G1), Ft. Lauderdale S. (G2), 6th in Henry S. Clark S., 13th in Breeders' Cup Turf (G1)

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FEMALE TURF –

A RAVING BEAUTY (GER): 2013 gray mare by Mastercraftsman (IRE) out of Anabasis (GER) (High Chaparral (IRE)). Owned by Michael Dubb, Madaket Stables LLC and Bethlehem Stables LLC, trained by Chad Brown, ridden by Javier Castellano. In 2018, 6 starts (3-0-2) earning $999,000. 1st in Beaugay S. (G3), Just a Game S. (G1), First Lady S. (G1), 3rd in Diana S. (G1), Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf (G1), 4th in Ballston Spa S. (G2)

ENABLE (GB): 2014 bay filly by Nathaniel (IRE) out of Concentric (GB) (Sadler’s Wells). Owned by Juddmonte Farms, Inc., trained by John Gosden, ridden by Frankie Dettori. In 2018, 3 starts (3-0-0) earning $5,543,334. 1st September S. (G3), Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (G1), Breeders' Cup Turf (G1)

SISTERCHARLIE (IRE): 2014 bay filly by Myboycharlie (IRE) out of Starlet’s Sister (IRE) (Galileo (IRE)). Owned by Peter M. Brant, trained by Chad Brown, ridden by John Velazquez. In 2018, 5 starts (4-1-0) earning $1,258,347. 1st in Jenny Wiley S. (G1), Diana S. (G1), Beverly D. S. (G1), Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf (G1), 2nd in New York S. (G2)

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STEEPLECHASE HORSE –

JURY DUTY (IRE): 2011 bay gelding by Well Chosen (GB) out of Swan Heart (IRE) (Broken Hearted (IRE)). Owned by Sideways Syndicate, trained by Gordon Elliott, ridden by Robbie Power. In 2018, 7 starts (1-2-3) earning $327,770. 1st in Grand National Hurdle S. (G1), 2nd in Woodlands Park 100 Club Novice Stp., PWC Champion Stp., 3rd in Growise Champion Novice Stp., Thetote.com Galway Plate Stp., 7th in Guinness Kerry National H. Stp.

OPTIMUS PRIME (FR): 2012 bay gelding by Deportivo (GB) out of Diluvienne (FR) (Kaldoun (FR)). Owned by Rosbrian Farm, trained by Richard Hendriks, ridden by Ross Geraghty. In 2018, 6 starts (3-1-1) earning $213,752. 1st in New York Turf Writers Cup H. (G1), David L. (Zeke) Ferguson Memorial Hurdle H. (G2), 2nd in Ryanair Novice Stp., 3rd in Lonesome Glory H. (G1), 4th in Pertemps Network Swinton H. Hurdle

ZANJABEEL (GB): 2013 bay gelding by Aussie Rules out of Grain Only (GB) (Machiavellian). Owned by Rosbrian Farm and Meadow Run Farm, trained by Richard Hendriks, ridden by Jack Kennedy. In 2018, 4 starts (2-2-0) earning $265,500. 1st in Calvin Houghland Iroquois Hurdle S. (G1), Lonesome Glory H. (G1), 2nd in Marion DuPont Scott Colonial Cup S. (G1), Temple Gwathmey Hurdle H. (G2)

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OWNER –

PETER BRANT - In 2018, 58 starts {19-10-7) earning $3,709,837. {Notable horses include: Sistercharlie (IRE), Raging Bull (FR), Fifty Five, Quidura (GB), Fog of War}

HRONIS RACING LLC - In 2018, 259 starts {41-38-38) earning $7,344,810. {Notable horses include: Accelerate, Catalina Cruiser, Edwards Going Left, Yuvetsi, Gift Box, Shenandoah Queen, St. Joe Bay}

WINSTAR FARM, CHINA HORSE CLUB, STARLIGHT RACING and HEAD OF PLAINS PARTNERS - In 2018, 9 starts {7-1-1) earning $4,698,400. {Notable horses include: Justify, Audible}

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BREEDER –

MIKE ABRAHAM - In 2018, there were 83 Abraham-bred starters, with a record of 70-61-76 from 528 starts. All runners earned $6,587,070 and there was 1 black-type winner. {Notable horses include: Accelerate}

JOHN D. GUNTHER - In 2018, there were 33 Gunther-bred starters, with a record of 36-10-24 from 173 starts. All runners earned $6,057,031 and there were 5 black-type winners. {Notable horses include: Justify, Vino Rosso, Without Parole, Competitionofideas}

WINSTAR FARM, LLC - In 2018, there were 345 WinStar-bred starters, with a record of 319-276-251 from 2,020 starts. All runners earned $11,817,080 and there were 19 black-type winners. {Notable horses include: American Anthem, Bolt d’Oro, Bombshell, Five Star General, Go On Mary, Good Samaritan, Hedge FUnd, Matrooh, Mourinho, Noble Indy, Oh So Regal, Quip, Summer House, Super Humor, Trigger Warning, Well Humored, Pavel, Dark Artist, Diamond Dust}

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TRAINER –

STEVE ASMUSSEN - In 2018, 1,905 starts (401-344-284) earning $26,457,276 with a 21% win percentage. 3 G1 wins, 4 G2 wins, 9 G3 wins. {Notable horses include: Gun Runner, Midnight Bisou, Bee Jersey, Tenfold, She’s a Julie, Mia Mischief, Switzerland, Combatant, Reride, Mitole, Bankit, Vertical Oak, Long Range Toddy, Title Ready, Hence, Chanteline, Limation, Hot Springs, Dream Baby Dream, Untrapped}

BOB BAFFERT - In 2018, 348 starts (113-53-41) earning $17,017,899 with a 32% win percentage. 15 G1 wins, 6 G2 wins, 6 G3 wins. {Notable horses include: Justify, West Coast, Game Winner, Mubtaahij (IRE), McKinzie, Abel Tasman, Collected, Marley’s Freedom, Hoppertunity, Dr. Dorr, Chasing Yesterday, Solomini, Heck Yeah, Improbable, Dabster, Dream Tree, Vale Dori (ARG), Mother Mother, American Anthem, Ax Man}

CHAD BROWN - In 2018, 839 starts (224-176-113) earning $27,546,057 with a 27% win percentage. 20 G1 wins, 13 G2 wins, 14 G3 wins. {Notable horses include: Sistercharlie (IRE), Good Magic, A Raving Beauty (GER), Fourstar Crook, Robert Bruce (CHI), Newspaperofrecord (IRE), Wow Cat (CHI), Patternrecognition, Analyze It, Rushing Fall, Raging Bull (FR), Uni (GB), Separationofpowers, Gronkowski, Pacific Wind, Complexity, Backyeard Heaven, Competitionofideas, Fifty Five}

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JOCKEY –

IRAD ORTIZ, JR. - In 2018, 1,616 starts (346-277-252) earning $27,727,039 with a 21% win percentage. 6 G1 wins, 11 G2 wins, 13 G3 wins. {Notable mounts include: Diversify, Gunnevera, Fourstar Crook, Robert Bruce (CHI), Newspaperofrecord (IRE), Sharp Azteca, A Raving Beauty (GER), Shamrock Rose, Firenze Fire, Disco Partner, Lewis Bay, World of Trouble, Pacific Wind, Hofburg, Lady Paname (FR), Uncle Benny, Backyard Heaven, Promises Fulfilled, Holiday Disguise, Therapist}

JOSE ORTIZ - In 2018, 1,513 starts (264-243-223) earning $26,801,159 with a 17% win percentage. 10 G1 wins, 10 G2 wins, 15 G3 wins. {Notable mounts include: Good Magic, Oscar Performance, War Story, Limousine Liberal, Yoshida (JPN), Wow Cat (CHI), Elate, Patternrecognition, Analyze It, Separationofpowers, Eskimo Kisses, Complexity, Gronkowski, Moonlight Romance, Channel Maker, Quidura (GB), Blue Prize (ARG), Santa Monica (GB), Focus Group, Engage}

MIKE SMITH - In 2018, 246 starts (55-43-31) earning $11,892,761 with a 22% win percentage. 13 G1 wins, 5 G2 wins, 4 G3 wins. {Notable mounts include: Justify, Midnight Bisou, McKinzie, Abel Tasman, Unique Bella, Collected, Marley’s Freedom, Forever Unbridled, Heck Yeah, Miss Sunset, Mubtaahij (IRE), American Anthem, Dream Tree, Daddys Lil Darling, Qurbaan, Streak of Luck, Achira, Shivermetimbers, Amuse, Roadster}

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APPRENTICE JOCKEY –

REYLU GUTIERREZ - In 2018, 843 starts (109-123-96) earning $3,360,314 with a 13% win percentage. {Notable mounts include: Not That Brady, One of a Kind, Shelley Ann, Fallen Leaf, Gump, Dunph, Susie Bee}

WESTON HAMILTON - In 2018, 920 starts (120-100-131) earning $3,512,264 with a 13% win percentage. {Notable mounts include: Timeless Curls, Come Sundown, Bye Bye Blues, Zorally, Bay of Cats}

EDGAR MORALES - In 2018, 925 starts (101-117-122) earning $3,680,281 with an 11% win percentage. {Notable mounts include: The Money Dance, Pretty Greeley, Firewater Rocket, City Diva, Casino Star}

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