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i would think there are euros, asian horses, older horses, and other threee year olds who belong ahead of a horse having only made two starts. i would think all those would add up to more than six. i'd think you'd find more than six on the west coast alone who belong ahead of a two time starter/winner.
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I put $20 win on Informed just to have someone to root for. Nothing better than rooting for a former claimer now in the great american O'neill's barn. Go USA!!
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21K on CD to show (pool not my personal wager)
sensational score is my pick and is around 5-1 relatively decent pk3 will-pays on informed and sensational score $90? play Sensational Score to win and show? |
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A useful effort.
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The TVG analysts want to have sex with him.
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Nice horse - Trevor said he was never really asked. He's talented, no doubt, but I'm very nervous about him being asked to do way too much in a couple of weeks |
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I guess that tap with the whip and VE riding him the last part was an illusion. I have no idea what this race will or wont do for this horse in 2 weeks. I suppose it was about what they were expecting.
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broke alertly. didn't show a ton of early foot, but he settled right away.
Made headway/Came to even terms approaching the far turn. Showed a response in the stretch with hand urging. galloped out well. looked like a good animal from post parade to photo. go bananas Last edited by Bobby Fischer : 10-12-2008 at 07:46 PM. |
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Completely and totally in hand IMO. I think Victor was being prudent snapping the lines, waving the whip and tapping him. He seemed very responsive. Trevor said something like "needs to speed up a little here" -- and you could see that whatever Victor did, the horse just responded, let it out, strided out, etc. just a bit more. Nice colt; especially considering what he's done and how he's done it.
12 days back? In the Classic? Unless he is some incredible freak of nature and sitting on a monster of a performance (which I do not see), or something very strange happens, like the entire field falls apart, I say no shot. Very nice horse though. Looks like he has a lot of talent and ability. I'd love to own him. Eric |
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I really just hope he runs well in the Classic- that would be an achievement in itself.
Bobby, thanks for the screen caps! |
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Eric,
Its just impossible to say who will, or will not run on that surface. Gamblers at least know Casino Drive can run over it. I would not be shocked with any horses winning on Breders cup day. Unless a horse has raced over that garbage the public will have no idea what to expect I will not be making one single bet and thats unfortunate.
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Nice win over drek, but if this is what they consider an orgasmic performance, they need a road map and a compass to their libidos and a lot of Viagra ... |
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Here's the replay... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ALzdAlL3Xg
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I agree he will be no factor if the better horses in the division show up. However, how can any serious player bet the card with any conviction. All of these horses trying this track for the first time its impossible to send it with a solid opinion. Pathetic really
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at least when the big brown goo-goos go googoo, it's over graded wins....gimme a break.
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I see we're still FIXATED on the DIRT superior to POLY position.
Yet, while handicapping OSA presently, I can't help noticing how so many horses are able to go from the poly at DMR to the dirt of FPX and then the poly of OSA. And quite a few of them are adept on the turf as well. These must be extremely unique animals. Seems to me that (DIRT) handicappers have more trouble with poly than horses do. When I play different tracks I need to make adjustments; changes in surface or otherwise. |
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You guys are right, since when does the surface make any difference.
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