Two Year Olds to Watch - Page 4

Cajungator26 · #61 06-12-2007, 02:52 PM

Rupert,

Are you going to the sale next week in Ocala? I doubt I'll make it, but I think I'll head up there to watch them under tack this weekend (probably Sunday.) There are a couple of them that I want to see.

#62 06-12-2007, 03:16 PM

i don't know if she was mentioned already - if she was, sorry -

got bling, 1/2 sister to too much bling, raced at churchill a few weeks ago. threw the jock off at the gate, got up for 2nd [i'm pretty sure.. 2nd or 3rd.. can't remember! one of those days]

Cajungator26 · #63 06-29-2007, 07:33 PM

Another one to watch:

Loving Vindication (by Vindication.) Finished 2nd as the favorite in the 3rd race at Belmont today.

Indian Charlie · #64 07-02-2007, 02:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Cajungator26

Another one to watch:

Loving Vindication (by Vindication.) Finished 2nd as the favorite in the 3rd race at Belmont today.

yeah, i liked his performance alot too.

btw cajun, are you in the tvg contest? i was looking at the leader board and there is someone with a name similiar to yours a few points behind sal and a few points ahead of me.

Cajungator26 · #65 07-02-2007, 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

yeah, i liked his performance alot too.

btw cajun, are you in the tvg contest? i was looking at the leader board and there is someone with a name similiar to yours a few points behind sal and a few points ahead of me.

Nope, I'm definitely not in that contest... if I was, I would be too far back to see.

docicu3 · #66 07-02-2007, 03:51 PM

You want to see a nice 2 year old watch the My Dear 125K at Woodbine(race 6) that just finished. #1 DANCING ALLSTAR was very impressive.......breeding didn't wow me but I'll bet the Mensa types like "Cajun" will tell me why this one was
so far gone.....must have won by a dozen........

Cajungator26 · #67 07-02-2007, 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by docicu3

You want to see a nice 2 year old watch the My Dear 125K at Woodbine(race 6) that just finished. #1 DANCING ALLSTAR was very impressive.......breeding didn't wow me but I'll bet the Mensa types like "Cajun" will tell me why this one was
so far gone.....must have won by a dozen........

I don't know that much about peds (like to research them, though), but it sounds like Terry Jordan really likes this filly:

One of the horses Jordan and Williams are looking forward to seeing run at Woodbine is Dancing Allstar. A 2-year-old filly by Millennium Allstar, Dancing Allstar was a very impressive winner of a 3 1/2-furlong maiden special weight race at Hastings May 6. She is scheduled to run in the $125,000 My Dear Stakes on July 2.

Williams was very pleased with her five-furlong work in 1:01 with Todd Kabel aboard Friday morning.

"I told Todd to go as slow as he could, because she did a little too much in her previous work," said Williams. "He had a pretty good hold of her, and he was very happy with the work. He really likes her."

docicu3 · #68 07-03-2007, 12:37 AM

From watching the replays this one hasn't been tested yet in a meaningful way and we might want to tuck this little nugget away come Jersey in November......if you haven't seen this race it is jaw dropping how easily this filly completely eliminated this field.

Cajun how did you get that stuff you posted simple bloodhorse google or do you
use something else?

By the way the Filly set a track record for 5F in 57.53 seconds by 0.17 hundreds of a second......I swear to G-D that Dancing Allstar broke horribly from the gate before whipping off 5 sub 11.5 second Furlongs

Cajungator26 · #69 07-03-2007, 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by docicu3

From watching the replays this one hasn't been tested yet in a meaningful way and we might want to tuck this little nugget away come Jersey in November......if you haven't seen this race it is jaw dropping how easily this filly completely eliminated this field.

Cajun how did you get that stuff you posted simple bloodhorse google or do you
use something else?

By the way the Filly set a track record for 5F in 57.53 seconds by 0.17 hundreds of a second......I swear to G-D that Dancing Allstar broke horribly from the gate before whipping off 5 sub 11.5 second Furlongs

I try and read the DRF online and I remembered that article from a couple of weeks ago because it talked about True Metropolitan too...

Here's the whole article (you'll have to login, though.)

http://www.drf.com/news/article/86052.html

docicu3 · #70 07-03-2007, 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

Not to burst the bubble here and the filly was impressive yesterday, but come on, she beat no one in a stake at Woodbine in June on the poly. It was a field laden with Ontario breds, Illinois breds and an Asmussen second stringer who never looked interested in running but managed second.

"Hoss" how many Equine Farrari's anytime any place run better times than 57.5 seconds for 5 panels on dirt/poly/cushion/turf/cement or any other surface at any age this year???? I could be wrong here but when you break poorly and still put that kinda time on the board I don't care if your running against deceased competition that's pretty f---ing fast!!!

Might wanna remember this horses name!!!

docicu3 · #71 07-03-2007, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

At Belmont last week from Friday to Sunday, there were four 2 year olds that ran faster than 57.5 for 5 furlongs. Now two of the races were at 5 1/2 furlongs, but they still ran faster than you said. Also, I realize that comparing times from two different surfaces, especially a poly and a dirt is useless, but you asked.

Not to mention that not all distances measure the same between tracks as well...(great discussion about this in Crushing The Cup 06 from Mazur and friends from Progressive Handicapping )....but yeah Belmont dirt is probably faster than Woodbine Poly but not as fast as Califonia dirt at SA etc etc etc

By the way the favorite in this race was a Steve A. filly Sky Mom who went off at 0.45 on a dollar, and brought decent wins from Ky. this past spring.....so not exactly nothing in a sizeable field as I am sure you know .......if you line up in a decent stake at a quality track you can't blame the horse for toasting the field. If this filly can do this or more there is money to be made on this one....

Cajungator26 · #72 07-04-2007, 01:15 AM

Palanka City - 2 year old filly.

Sightseek · #73 07-04-2007, 09:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Cajungator26

Palanka City - 2 year old filly.

Cajun - take a look at Fed Watcher, broke his maiden with a 98, but he is very unusual looking:

http://www.finalturngallery.com/g2/v...tcher.jpg.html

http://www.finalturngallery.com/g2/v...close.jpg.html

http://www.finalturngallery.com/g2/v...hercr.jpg.html

Danzig · #74 07-04-2007, 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Sightseek

Cajun - take a look at Fed Watcher, broke his maiden with a 98, but he is very unusual looking:

http://www.finalturngallery.com/g2/v...tcher.jpg.html

http://www.finalturngallery.com/g2/v...close.jpg.html

http://www.finalturngallery.com/g2/v...hercr.jpg.html

nice pics, very eye-catching!

Indian Charlie · #75 07-04-2007, 03:28 PM

two interesting 2yos i've noticed are imaginary sailor, from nocal, and motovato, who was proud citizens first winner, at delaware. he goes in the bashford manor.