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1/9? I was able to make a little but that horse did not look 1/9 on paper, that was kinda a "they knew" type deal, especially how easy the horse won.
to add to that the 1 looked like the weaker half of the entries, had never been in the front let along shortening up today, yet was hand ridden after dueling.......have to note not to trust that barn.
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The class handicappers had their way I suppose but 1/9 I reserve for a horse like Zenyatta in a 1x race not that horse.
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Ville kinda smelled on paper to me and that's why I was interested in the race, on figures he dominated the field and was in good form to be dropped into that spot. I know nothing about Chicago racing, I mean zero, so it was an outsiders perspective.
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Either way, you're correct about there being red flags all over it considering the horse was more or less in career form a couple starts back. If the horse stays together, they may have gotten away with one, because that horse is now eligible for starters and could probably do a little bit of damage at the level. |
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The 1A had a strong edge on CJ's figures...which is on a 100 point scale, so they have more of a scrunched factor to them because the value of a point is more significant
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well that makes sense, and Arlington had it wrong initially on there website and watching it I paid attention to the 6.
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Not only won, but demolished the field.
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thanks for sharing that after the fact. |
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Should he have walked you to the window? This thread has been up for a long time. Put horses in your stable mail and then you won't forget.
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he was just hoping for a better price, the greedy bastid
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well I'm glad at least somebody bet him. Hopefully everybody bet him.
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