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10-13-2010 10:17 AM |
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Originally Posted by Sightseek
(Post 705522)
http://www.drf.com/news/boys-toscono...ks-sharp-drill
OZONE PARK, N.Y. – The Breeders’ Cup is four weeks away, but when it comes to Boys At Tosconova, trainer Richard Dutrow Jr. wouldn’t mind if the $2 million Juvenile were run this weekend.
“He’s ready to run right now,” Dutrow said Friday morning after watching Boys At Tosconova work an effortless six furlongs in 1:13.18 over Aqueduct’s main track. “All we have to do is bide our time; it’s not like I have to get him ready to run. He’s ready to chew somebody out right now.”
Gee Rick, there was a little race called the Champagne today. :rolleyes:
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I hate to say this because (contrary to popular opinion) I don't like to bash racing in general but: When trainers do this sort of thing, I always hope that the horse fails miserably, or doesn't make it to the destination race. Leaving important races (and plenty of earnings oportunities) on the table while training a perfectly fit and ready horse for a race that is weeks away seems such a waste. |
