29 11 | Decoding the Headlines | Belmont Stakes Owner Calls Winners "Cowards"

Courtesy of Alex Ballentine of Bleacher Report, it is said that the owner of California Chrome, Steve Coburn, called the owners of the winning horse, Tonalist.

• Alex = 1+3+5+6 = 15
• Ballentine = 2+1+3+3+5+5+2+9+5+5 = 40
• Alex Ballentine = 15+40 = 55

Let us recall that Tonalist was running in the 11th lane, as one of eleven horses, but the only with "11 numerology" for a name.  Tonalist was also the only horse to have a "33" owner, Robert Edwards.  Better yet, this was the 146th Belmont Stakes.

• 146 = 1+4+6 = 11

If you watched the race, you noticed that Tonalist and his jockey were the last to take the gate; this might have been because Tonalist was medicated for "enhancement" and was "extra amped".

• Gate = 7+1+20+5 = 33
• Jockey = 1+6+3+11+5+7 = 33

As for the point of this article, emphasis is put on the word 'cowards' with the hyphens around it in the headline.  I've stated this before on this blog, several times in fact, and I'll state it again.  When the mainstream media hyphenates a word, whether it be CNN or Bleacher Report, decode it.  In this case, "Cowards" also equals "11", which is the number of the day.

• Cowards = 3+6+5+1+9+4+1 = 29
• 29 = 2+9 = 11