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Whittingham Memorial Handicap
Hollywood Park - June 9th, 2007 - Race 10
Charles Whittingham Memorial H. - Grade: 1 Estimated Local Post Time: 4:50 PM Distance: 10f Surface: Turf Post Horse Name Age Weight Jockey 1 After Market (KY) 4 118 Solis 2 Porfido (CHI) 5 114 Espinoza 3 Fitz Flag (ARG) 7 113 Almeida 4 Obrigado (FR) 4 118 Valdivia 5 Lang Field (KY) 4 115 Court 6 Red Fort (IRE) 7 117 Flores 7 Valiant Effort (CA) 4 110 Enriquez 8 Lava Man (CA) 6 124 Nakatani Two big questions in this one: 1) Will somebody finally beat Lava Man in SoCal? 2) Is there any way Vic can top his ridiculously over-the-top race call from last year? |
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Lang Field is going to try and steal this race on the front end, and that may be the only way Lava Man loses. Unless Obrigado fires big, but it would be nice to have Gomez aboard rather than Valvidia Jr. I don't remember Vic's call on the race from last year? Was it obnoxious? |
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"He's soaring like an Eagle....LIKE A BALD EAGLE!!!!" No way he can top that one this year. |
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Betting against Lava Man in Cali however, is not usually a smart proposition. He always runs like a mule away from there, but it never seems to affect him much when he returns home. |
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Wow, people really have no interest in this race whatsoever!
I guess when you compare the quality of the horses here to some of the races in New York on Saturday.......that makes some sense. |
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I'll try Red Fort here...what the hey!
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Of the two to use underneath, I probably lean toward Red Fort over the possible underlay of After Market for the reason of form cycles. After Market also basically had that scenario handed to him on a silver platter last out with a razor sharp Get Funky(off a 6.5downhill) dueling Willow O Wisp(wants to lead) on the front end. |
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Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren't very new at all. Abraham Lincoln |
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If Lava Man is to be defeated it will be by After Market. Those are the two for me in the P4, P6. I'm not stupid enough to leave Lava Man out, but I do think if someone is going to get him in CA, this is the race. After Market will be content to watch Lava Man pressure Lang Field through the early running and may shoot through on the rail as Lang Field tires and get the jump on Lava Man. |
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His last race at 10f over this course was pretty strong and he put together a lot of nice races in a row over here before going to Dubai. What made you toss him? |
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Past Performances: http://www.drf.com/row/pps/07charles.pdf
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where's papi chullo? i thought he ran in all these!!
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--Dunbar
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Curlin and Hard Spun finish 1,2 in the 2007 BC Classic, demonstrating how competing in all three Triple Crown races ruins a horse for the rest of the year...see avatar photo from REUTERS/Lucas Jackson |
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I think there are worse horses with stakes races named after them. |
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