4/9 (SA): SA Derby (G1), Arcadia, Providencia (G2's), Cienagas (G3)

[jms62]

Well that seals it.... This is the worst crop of 3 year olds since I have been following the sport.

[AeWingnut]

Originally Posted by jms62

Well that seals it.... This is the worst crop of 3 year olds since I have been following the sport.

I hear this every year

[randallscott35]

And the other Indian Charlie's show their distance limitations

[somerfrost]

Well...still a couple preps left. I haven't seen much to get me excited yet, maybe next weekend.

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by randallscott35

And the other Indian Charlie's show their distance limitations

Yeah. One took up real bad in the early part of the race, the other is trained by Harty and didn't run a step.

Good to see that the only Randallscott35 showed his intelligence limitations.

[Mike]

I thought the result of the Santa Anita Derby made a lot of sense (tried to tell peole on the Jaycito injury thread yesterday)

[lemoncrush]

Originally Posted by Mike

I thought the result of the Santa Anita Derby made a lot of sense (tried to tell peole on the Jaycito injury thread yesterday)

In fairness, you suggested a wire to wire win by midnight interlude was possible, as he would be alone on the lead. That's not how the race unfolded.

[Mike]

Originally Posted by lemoncrush

In fairness, you suggested a wire to wire win by midnight interlude was possible, as he would be alone on the lead. That's not how the race unfolded.

Oh, I know. Naturally, I could care less now how he won. Let's face it, it's just one correct hunch(I almost retracted the wager when I saw the DRF pp's and his low Beyers; it was somewhat of a gut call due to the way things played out in the 48 hrs before the race) among other losses. I'm just reacting to some perceptions I have when some others here bet or tout a horse to win, and then watch the excuses come forth when the horse loses. How about saying, I was wrong?

It's not a big deal, I didn't bet much, but it did make more than a bit of sense. And he overcame some adversity to do it

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

Yeah. One took up real bad in the early part of the race, the other is trained by Harty and didn't run a step.

Good to see that the only Randallscott35 showed his intelligence limitations.

And Mo grabbed a....whatever. Back to the drawing board on any classic types coming from that sperm.

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by randallscott35

And Mo grabbed a....whatever. Back to the drawing board on any useful types coming from that sperm.

Your mother said something like that to me the other night after we were done, when I'd asked about your dad.

[NTamm1215]

If Joe Talamo is ever let anywhere near Caracortado again Mike Machowsky should fire himself as trainer.

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

Your mother said something like that to me the other night after we were done, when I'd asked about your dad.

LOL, just be happy you had Mo to show today.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by AeWingnut

I hear this every year

Not from me you don't

[SCUDSBROTHER]

LOL...Gary Stevens corrects himself a great deal.

[AeWingnut]

Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER

LOL...Gary Stevens corrects himself a great deal.

[The Indomitable DrugS]

I never saw Pincay is his prime - but that's hands down the strongest rider I've ever seen in my lifetime - vintage Victor Espinoza strength from the games greatest two-turn route race ROI jockey. Makes him for not getting the Big Cap with Setsuko.