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Calumet buys Mr. Z, enters Preakness..
You can't make it up..
To seemingly appease Lukas, Zayat sells Mr. Z to Calumet who becomes 8th entrant to Preakness. American Pharoah (Baffert/V. Espinoza) Firing Line (S. Callaghan/Stevens) Dortmund (Baffert/M. Garcia) Divining Rod (Delacour/Castellano) Danzig Moon (Casse/Leparoux) Bodhisattva (Corrales/McCarthy) Tale of Verve (Stewart/Rosario) Mr. Z (Lukas/Nakatani)
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DRF Live> Jay Privman, Pimlico Race Course
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ETA: HR/TVG now reporting news that sale has gone through.
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Well, maybe that will help inject speed into the race.
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About how skinny they look?
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the 1 hole is definitely a challenge for American Pharaoh. the derby pace was perceived as slow, so i think we can expect a quick pace in the Preakness. Mr Z will almost certainly jump out there and try to get control. i'm sure Lukas is hoping he can pull off an Oxbow type run. so i think there's a good chance that a couple horses will have to crossover in front of American Pharaoh which means kickback. hopefully Espinoza can work out a good trip.
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It's amusing how a very short time ago people thought AP was a dedicated front runner that needs the lead. Now getting out run early is the concern.
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Lukas: We’re probably not talented enough to stay around (w/Mr. Z) but someone else could be compromised because of it.
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Lol. Let me screw up the race to make me relevant again.
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DWL will always be relevant, haters will hate but this guy is perhaps the greatest trainer ever, certainly in the mix. When he was winning everything in sight, folks criticized him for running his horses too often (the same folks who cried about the frail nature of the thoroughbred and the conservative nature of most trainers), now days when he has been eclipsed win-wise by younger trainers (many who learned their craft under him) folks question him relentlessly for entering "hopeless longshots" while complaining about short fields in stake races...haters gonna hate! I will not be at all surprised if Mr Z ends up in the winners circle Saturday but even if he runs dead last, my respect for the great DWL will be maintained!
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Well...you cant
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