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If a hoss likes Belmont, the jump in class isn't a big deal, according to surly
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Commendable was only like 18/1 or so, and if you toss his KY Derby race, had pretty decent form against better horses than he was facing in the Belmont. Plus, Lukas loves throwing darts like that. |
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Perhaps he's just trying to get a head of steam rolling to level the playing field. |
Can someone explain to me why competitive edge isn't going in the Belmont? U guys know more then I do but his last couple of races have looked awfully good to me. Is there a distance limitation? Just don't get it as by my eyes I think he is the best 3yr old tap has. Jmo.
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He may be that, but CE will be pointing to either the woody stephens or the met mile. Good move. Pletcher has others seemingly more suited to the longer belmont.
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As far as form against better horses, both Unshaded and Globalize had defeated him in the Lexington and then ran in the Belmont. |
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The horse has shown he can run well short and the jump to 1 1/2 mile would be kinda crazy. He got hurt and is behind these horses and there will be plenty of races for him. Woody Stephens is logical. |
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they're dropping like flies.....remember how Secretariat used to lower his head to go faster ? he was truly amazing. Nothing like a fresh dose of Riva Ridge and Secretariat to an eleven year old kid, to get the juices going for a lifetime. I don't know what I had for lunch yesterday, but watching Secretariat on TV this morning seemed so fresh in my mind.
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6/6/15 (BEL): Belmont Stakes
American Pharoah (Baffert/V. Espinoza) Keen Ice (Romans/Desormeaux) Mubtaahij (de Kock/I. Ortiz) Tale of Verve (Stewart/Stevens) Madefromlucky (Pletcher/Velazquez) Materiality (Pletcher/Castellano) Frosted (McLaughlin/Rosario) Frammento (Zito/Smith) |
Value is fading fast.....:mad:
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The connections of the California based horses have all gone Roberto Duran on this race.
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Next weekend is the Affirmed Stakes that will have some late bloomers and a couple of reboots. If horses like Kentuckian, Prospect Park, Madiba and Cyrus Alexander had a bit more bottom to them, perhaps one would have pointed to New York. Jerry Hollendorfer also took over the training of Desert Dynamo, who was being groomed as the next Distinctiv Passion under Jeff Bonde, and promptly stretched him out with great success this weekend. Second dam was the Tartan mare Coup de Fusil, who knocked heads with Personal Ensign, Lady's Secret, Sachauista, etc. Beyond California, I would have liked to have seen Divining Rod point to the Belmont. |
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