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It will be interesting to see what they do with her from here. Lukas is at the tail end, so perhaps we will get some more radical campaigning. If so, I hope its the Preakness and not the Belmont (unless it ends up being both). Barring setbacks, the Travers would be the ideal race to tackle colts again as she probably ought to assert her dominance over the 3yo filly division in a couple of more races. If he really wanted to go old school he could try the Alabama-Travers double off a week's rest ala Davona Dale. |
Now is the time for NYRA's stakes coordinator to trot out the whole mystical "stallion making" capabilities of the Met Mile to persuade Bill Mott to run Olympiad in that race.
Broke on top, settled under restraint off a slow pace, and re-rallied after being collared at the top of the stretch (albeit by a likely short horse). Toss in the pedigree and he seems tailored made for a one-turn mile... |
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I presume he will work again tomorrow. |
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I see that they are going to focus on sprints with Echo Zulu, feeling that 2-turn races are a bit beyond her scope. I kinda felt like she ran the second best race here.
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Then again, Taiba's connections agreed with you. I hope he runs again, I really do. |
Doesn't the Acorn make sense as the next spot for Echo Zulu?
Great chance to win another Gr1 |
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As for Taiba, I'm pretty sure that they did not run because I thought they should. They came to that conclusion all on their own and based on the odds he went off at, it appears that quite a bit of other people thought he should run too as they felt he had a huge chance to win. Honestly sir, what have I done to you? |
I request to be referred to as sir from now on also.
Thanks in advance |
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