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Originally Posted by NTamm1215
He happened to run a very competitive third in the Elkhorn then won the Louisville Handicap after that. I think he's still got a little bit in him and wouldn't be surprised to see him hit the board on Saturday.
NT
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He's just one of
many horses (
C types) that need to make the last move in a collapsing race to win. Problem, for him, and the others, is that he rarely gets a race where he's the only one with this style. Then it becomes a matter of racing luck and when in the flow sequence his jock moves him.