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Marcavelley was tons the best in that race. Reverse the trips of Nobiz and Marc, and Marc wins that race by 4+ lengths.
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Is it maybe possible that there is a middle range between a horse being "great" or being "slow?"
Personally, I think winning a G2 at Saratoga is a pretty impressive turf debut. Marcavelly and Distorted Reality are both decent horses, and there is certainly no shame in beating horses of that caliber. Nobiz might not be a consistent G1-caliber horse, (despite his score in the Wood) but he is certainly a G2/G3-caliber horse, perhaps on the dirt and the turf. I wouldn't call that slow. |
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I do belong to a partnership and own % of more then a few horses. I would love to own a few shares of NoBiz, I certainly wouldn't turn them down if the oppertunity came along! Careful PP, I will put you in Camel Clutch, break your back and make you humble! Respect Iron Shiek Jr! |
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For a first try on the turf that was pretty good. Nobiz took a little while to relax but I think he may get the hang of the turf thing compared to dirt. One would have to consider that a very pleasing run even if the fav? or close to the fav., did have a rough go.
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