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Scav even if he didn't beat much it was still very impressive. He had to push the horse to clear the field, ran a very fast half and then finished very well.
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I'd like to see how that final quarter went. Looked pretty rubber legged to me coming down the stretch. Smooth Air actually seemed to be gaining ground in the end, but that could also be more of a byproduct of the relatively small usage of the whip in the last 1/16th by Desormeaux.
I am with Scav on this one. Curlin proved last year that even the greatest of horses don't win the Derby with as little foundation as Big Brown will have coming into this year's version.
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He is good, but was it because the field was that bad or a combination of how good Big Brown is and how bad that field was.
It was a very fun race to watch and when Kent looked under his shoulders coming around the turn you knew Big Brown had plenty left. Congrats to all and especially to Dutrow--what a great great day. It has to be right up there with Mandella. |
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We have seen everyone and there isn't a 3 yo in the world who would have beaten him today. Assuming he stays healthy, who has a legit chance to beat him? I haven't seen that horse yet. He could "bounce" and win.
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Nothing like Derby prep time, where every horse who wins a race turns into the next Triple Crown winner...
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Scavs we need War Pass to bounce back. Seriously. If we can get some speed to go with him it could blow the Derby up.
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What did the tri pay? ESPN cut away for ladies basketball.
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If War Pass shows anything in the Wood, he will go to the Derby, IMO |
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NO NO Scav It would not matter if Affirmed beat Alydar again someone on this forum would say "Affirmed beat a bad field" I have never seen a forum where it does not matter who wins the race someone always says he beat a bad field I just think its very comical |
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I'm not saying he will or wont win the derby, but i have a hard time saying horse has no shot at winning a race in 5 weeks after what he just ran. Of course he could come out of the race with a injury, he could not like the churchill track in training etc. It's not like hes going to be 3-5 in the derby.. There are still several grade 1 races left and at least one horse will step out and have a great race. If you dont want to use him in the derby thats fine, but im not tossing horses 5 weeks out.
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