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Old 08-03-2009, 09:41 PM
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I agree with you and I can see a similar outcome to the Rossi Gold where Rumor Has It did his best Presious Passion impersonation on Saturday. I don't handicap races before the actual PP's come out (As some do ex. PG), but it looks like he could have it his own way on the front end.

Scav, Da Skill says mid 80's and dry, so I go with the top weather handicapper in the country. It's like he makes the weather Morning Lines and others follow. Looking forward to a great day of racing.
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Old 08-03-2009, 09:46 PM
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Blue Square bet on this below- Stotsfold is very very interesting at 16-1!!

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Blue Square: 9-4 Gio Ponti, 7-2 Gloria de Campeao, 4 Einstein, 9-2 Cima de Triomphe, 6 Mr Sidney, 14 Presious Passion, 16 Stotsfold, 20 Just As Well, 33 Recapturetheglory.
Is this the European odds Brock? No doubt the Euro's always go off higher over here.
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Old 08-03-2009, 09:49 PM
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I'm intrigued by Presious Passion in this race; should he go. We're accustomed to horses wiring on the AP turf by setting slow fractions (or collapsing after having set slow fractions -- whatever the case my be). If this horse is able to set fast fractions on that course and hold off this field, a more impressive effort would be hard to imagine. This could turn out to be a very special race.
Somewhere, I hope The Tin Man read that post and laughed...
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Old 08-03-2009, 09:55 PM
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Somewhere, I hope The Tin Man read that post and laughed...
Why is that? This horse burns on the front end and runs them off their feet early by opening long leads or is able to ACCELERATE once headed late. If I remember correctly, The Tin Man got good setups, set slow paces, and won the cheap way.

You really need to watch of few of PP's races; especially the last one at MTH. Might wake you up.
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Old 08-03-2009, 09:57 PM
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I agree with you and I can see a similar outcome to the Rossi Gold where Rumor Has It did his best Presious Passion impersonation on Saturday. I don't handicap races before the actual PP's come out (As some do ex. PG), but it looks like he could have it his own way on the front end.

Scav, Da Skill says mid 80's and dry, so I'll go with the top weather handicapper in the country. It's like he makes the weather Morning Lines and others follow. Looking forward to a great day of racing.
Da Skill is unbelievable. I have been messing with Jerry Taft lately, only because of Giangreco sports reports are great but for important days, I rely on Skilling.
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Old 08-03-2009, 10:39 PM
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Da Skill is unbelievable. I have been messing with Jerry Taft lately, only because of Giangreco sports reports are great but for important days, I rely on Skilling.
I was skeptical of him when I moved up here in '05, but I'm convinced he is much the best.
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Arlington has an error on their website - Mr. Sidney wasn't even close to being first in the Met - he was 11th.
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Arlington has an error on their website - Mr. Sidney wasn't even close to being first in the Met - he was 11th.
Ross Graham also said on Friday's video that he just received a phone call and that Forever Together was going to scratch from the Diana for the Bev D.
I wouldn't rely on there information.
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Ross Graham also said on Friday's video that he just received a phone call and that Forever Together was going to scratch from the Diana for the Bev D.
I wouldn't rely on there information.
Skill just touted 96 and hazy....

That would SUCK!!
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Skill just touted 96 and hazy....

That would SUCK!!
Damn, hottest day of the year. It's been such a cool summer that sometime had to give. Better than rain I suppose.
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Skill just touted 96 and hazy....

That would SUCK!!
Lucky for me I can tolerate the heat much more than the cold and wet.
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Announced a couple of days ago he's not coming.

Treat Gently just had a workout (Saratoga) a couple of days ago... anyone know where she's pointed?
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Gloria De Campeao won in Singapore when it was high 90s and humid as anything...don't think the weather will affect him.
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Is this the European odds Brock? No doubt the Euro's always go off higher over here.
yep it is, though saying that, Blue Square have been known to be way off on their ante post odds..
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Old 08-04-2009, 05:32 AM
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Skill just touted 96 and hazy....

That would SUCK!!
No problem, that's every day here, I can handle it
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Old 08-04-2009, 07:35 AM
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yep it is, though saying that, Blue Square have been known to be way off on their ante post odds..
If the turf is on the firm side you know who that favors 4th place finish recently, apparently he wants firmer ground so hopefully he will get it at Arlington.
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Old 08-04-2009, 06:38 PM
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Why is that? This horse burns on the front end and runs them off their feet early by opening long leads or is able to ACCELERATE once headed late. If I remember correctly, The Tin Man got good setups, set slow paces, and won the cheap way.

You really need to watch of few of PP's races; especially the last one at MTH. Might wake you up.
I couldn't agree more with your assessment of PP. I just was commenting that The Tin Man almost won two Millions in a row on the front end.
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