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Dutrow should be suspended AGAIN
Is he kidding me with this statement. This is a guy who has ganged up on top horses himself.
Dutrow was also asked if he was concerned that other riders in the Belmont would “gang up” on Big Brown. He was reminded that some people accused riders of doing that to Smarty Jones when he was defeated by Birdstone in the 2004 Belmont Stakes. “I don’t believe anyone would do something like that,” he said. “If they did, they might get assassinated after the race. I can’t imagine they would do that." |
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Last I checked we live in the USA where you are allowed to say what you want...even if it's crazy stuff like that.
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Give him a break - I doubt he even knows what assassinated means - too many syllables.
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no worries. i called the hyperbole police. they said they'll break him in so many pieces no one would ever put him back together.
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I see you have made 22 post now I was thinking that 15 or 20 of those need to be Suspended. |
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Keep this one in mind when we are voting for Worst Thread of 2008.
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Just more nebulous nonsense from BBB |
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Dutrow criticizes Servis, Elliott During Tuesday's conference call, Dutrow was asked if he feared someone trying to ride the Belmont just to beat Big Brown. It has been suggested by some observers that jockeys Jerry Bailey and Alex Solis moved their horses early in an attempt to force Smarty Jones and Elliott into a premature move. Dutrow said he didn't believe that to be the case and criticized trainer John Servis and Elliott for the way they prepared Smarty Jones for the Belmont. Dutrow erroneously said that Smarty Jones had his last Belmont work over a sloppy sealed track at Philadelphia Park. The track was labeled fast for that move. Dutrow, however, said Elliott should have taken Smarty Jones in hand late in the Preakness rather than win by 11 1/2 lengths. "He did not need to win the way he did in the Preakness in order to get to the Belmont the right way," Dutrow said. "If you noticed our horse, Kent may have asked him for a little run turning for home, which he did, but at the eighth pole he grabbed a hold and he knew we still had another race to go through. I think that the connections of Smarty Jones just were not smart in order to get their job done for the Belmont." The criticisms meant little to Servis. "He's under a lot of pressure and a lot of times we say things we don't mean," Servis said. "I'm taking it with a grain of salt." |
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Oh, and I didn't need to quote any of the 'experts' on this. |
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Now if you want to get me started on a jock who I think is highly over-rated and prone to compromising his horse out of an inability to manage his anger, lets talk Sleepy (Kenny D.).
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we still have all the unwritten bc threads. |
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Did Bailey ride bad in the Belmont by
whipping Eddington to death so early? I guess the horse needed a little waking up. Bailey absolutley used that horse. He was fried and had no chance. |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4Z49x11smk
Here is the replay. Remember Bailey on Eddington...that subtle pressure just took enough out of him in the stretch for Birdstone to run on by. This is just my opinion but had Bailey ridden SJ that day and not Stu Elliot. I don't think he would have panicked and Smarty Jones would be a TC winner today. He didn't need to inject him into the race so early, when he probably should have been sitting 3rd behind the speed. |
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