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Old 10-20-2006, 10:07 AM
ArlJim78 ArlJim78 is offline
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I don't care if it was slow or fast. I'm still convinced P Drift is gonna blow the tote board to Toronto that day... I'll be the first to bow down to the chalkies in here when I'm wrong. This isn't about going out on a limb and finding value either. I really think if he fires a big one and doesn't run into traffic (LEPAROUX- TAKE HIM WIDE DAMNIT! LEARN FROM YOURSELF AND THE GUID IN LAST YEAR'S CLASSIC), he's gonna be a monster coming down the lane.
Don't bet the farm, that's my only advice. Don't see him having much more than a snowballs chance.
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Old 10-20-2006, 10:08 AM
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For the record I just spoke to my man the Clocker and he said that Bernadini's move was excellent.
He praised Albertrani's specific work with this horse, saying that he realizes that with a horse like this slow maintenance moves with one faster drill between races is the best way to train a horse with such talent and speed.
Its his theory(that i swear by) that many trainers get a fast horse in the barn and just can't resist playing with it like a new toy and drill it too hard or get too cute and try to reinvent the wheel.
Sadly, if you are looking to beat him on BC day, he continues to look magnificent on looks, action, and training.
It pained me to write this, very badly. But I have to tell it like it is.
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Old 10-20-2006, 10:15 AM
todko todko is offline
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I don't care if it was slow or fast. I'm still convinced P Drift is gonna blow the tote board to Toronto that day... I'll be the first to bow down to the chalkies in here when I'm wrong. This isn't about going out on a limb and finding value either. I really think if he fires a big one and doesn't run into traffic (LEPAROUX- TAKE HIM WIDE DAMNIT! LEARN FROM YOURSELF AND THE GUID IN LAST YEAR'S CLASSIC), he's gonna be a monster coming down the lane.
Isn't Gomez riding Perfect Drift in the Classic?
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Old 10-20-2006, 10:22 AM
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Isn't Gomez riding Perfect Drift in the Classic?
Yes, he is.
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Old 10-20-2006, 10:33 AM
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It pained me to write this, very badly. But I have to tell it like it is.
It pained me to hear it, but that's the difference between someone that goes by emotion or someone that goes by facts...
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