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ceejay 05-19-2007 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by todko
Think of that stumble out of the gate. He could have owned the record

Or got caught up chasing that hot early pace and finished up the track.

Cajungator26 05-19-2007 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by sumitas
Curlin is a complete 5 gen out cross; as Secretariat was.

I like to see that. It's rare in today's thoroughbred.

ArlJim78 05-19-2007 08:35 PM

What a non-sensical thread.
As if everyone including the very best are not wrong all the time, and as if no one else took the same view the Beyer did.

another very lame cheapshot.

The Indomitable DrugS 05-19-2007 08:38 PM

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Originally Posted by ArlJim78
another very lame cheapshot.

Agreed.

And, I wouldn't want to be in his position of having to publish a figure for this race either.

No matter what he comes back with it---there's a very good case that can be made that he has it wrong.

King Glorious 05-19-2007 08:51 PM

Beyer made his prediction and gave his reasons. So what if it was one of the 65% of the times he's wrong. Just about everyone picks winners at a 30-35% rate. Doesn't matter which ones they are right on and which ones they are wrong on. As long as u have an opinion and have reasons for it, that's all I care about. U'll win some and u'll lose some but at least have reasons. Maybe when u post your reasons, I'll be able to find an angle that I hadn't thought about.

People on here are so quick to jump on others when they are wrong. It makes u not even want to post your thoughts sometimes. I look at the thread where I picked Curlin as the winner. I've been on the Curlin wagon since the Rebel and said going into the Derby that he was the clear best 3yo in the country. Picked him as the winner today and what was the first thing people jumped on me about? My selection of Flying First Class in the THIRD SPOT. Amazing.

The Indomitable DrugS 05-19-2007 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by King Glorious
Picked him as the winner today and what was the first thing people jumped on me about? My selection of Flying First Class in the THIRD SPOT. Amazing.

Tough crowd around here my friend....(well at least one or two people anyway)

One guy steadfastly thinks I made just $22 on this race.

ArlJim78 05-19-2007 09:11 PM

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Originally Posted by King Glorious
Beyer made his prediction and gave his reasons. So what if it was one of the 65% of the times he's wrong. Just about everyone picks winners at a 30-35% rate. Doesn't matter which ones they are right on and which ones they are wrong on. As long as u have an opinion and have reasons for it, that's all I care about. U'll win some and u'll lose some but at least have reasons. Maybe when u post your reasons, I'll be able to find an angle that I hadn't thought about.

People on here are so quick to jump on others when they are wrong. It makes u not even want to post your thoughts sometimes. I look at the thread where I picked Curlin as the winner. I've been on the Curlin wagon since the Rebel and said going into the Derby that he was the clear best 3yo in the country. Picked him as the winner today and what was the first thing people jumped on me about? My selection of Flying First Class in the THIRD SPOT. Amazing.

Hey a lot of people liked Curlin, but not many had FCC above Street Sense and Hard Spun. Those are the types of picks that stand out in ones mind.

But great job, kudos that you were on the Curlin bandwagon, the morning line favorite for the derby.

King Glorious 05-19-2007 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by ArlJim78
Hey a lot of people liked Curlin, but not many had FCC above Street Sense and Hard Spun. Those are the types of picks that stand out in ones mind.

But great job, kudos that you were on the Curlin bandwagon, the morning line favorite for the derby.

I'm not looking for any credit for picking Curlin. I could care less who gives me credit for a winning pick or who gives me grief for a losing one. I don't put anything on here for any validation from any other person on here. But if u want to take your shot at lessening my joy for picking Curlin by noting that he was the morning line favorite for the Derby, u might want to try a different tactic because this one is weak.

Mortimer 05-19-2007 09:57 PM

Mr. Glorious;


I have given you grief even way back durring my short stay at Thoroughbred Mimes.


You do hold up well under constant attack.


I hope Jim doesn't take this as a back hand against him , because it's not, but I do see what you're saying here.






I admire your resiliency.

ArlJim78 05-19-2007 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by King Glorious
I'm not looking for any credit for picking Curlin. I could care less who gives me credit for a winning pick or who gives me grief for a losing one. I don't put anything on here for any validation from any other person on here. But if u want to take your shot at lessening my joy for picking Curlin by noting that he was the morning line favorite for the Derby, u might want to try a different tactic because this one is weak.

If you could care less about who gives you grief for a losing statement, why did you whine below about people jumping on others, and that it makes you not want to post here?

You open yourself to this, you make outrageous predictions and then start to whine if someone brings it up when they are exposed.

I tried to lessen your joy? Shall we use your Jazil rant as an example of how to spread the joy?

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Originally Posted by King Glorious
Every year, there are some overrated horses that luck up and catch lightning in a bottle once and then can't ever do anything else........and people will say "I can't wait till they run him on turf." It's worth noting that whether it's on grass or on dirt.........**** will still stink. Whenever Jazil finishes this race, maybe they can scope him and "find" something wrong with him. This is getting more and more embarrassing by the race. Each time this pig steps on the track, he's further disgracing the TC.

you always try to have it both ways.

King Glorious 05-19-2007 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by ArlJim78
If you could care less about who gives you grief for a losing statement, why did you whine below about people jumping on others, and that it makes you not want to post here?

You open yourself to this, you make outrageous predictions and then start to whine if someone brings it up when they are exposed.

I tried to lessen your joy? Shall we use your Jazil rant as an example of how to spread the joy?



you always try to have it both ways.

When u get around to showing me where that post about Jazil criticizes anyone's selection of him, wake me.

Mortimer 05-19-2007 10:31 PM

WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!?









He called Jazil a PIG!!!???




FUCl< YOU GLORIOUS!

The Indomitable DrugS 05-19-2007 10:34 PM

Pigs everywhere ought to be offended by being compared to Jazil.

King Glorious 05-19-2007 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
Pigs everywhere ought to be offended by being compared to Jazil.

lol

Cajungator26 05-19-2007 10:55 PM

I'd love to own such a 'pig' as Jazil.

Mortimer 05-19-2007 11:09 PM

Yes....then put Snorious and Drugess in the pig pen .





Swine will scream and demand to be moved.

The Indomitable DrugS 05-19-2007 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by mortimerdexterfoxworthy
Yes....then put Snorious and Drugess in the pig pen .





Swine will scream and demand to be moved.

You know I luv ya Mortimer.

Merlinsky 05-20-2007 01:50 AM

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Originally Posted by mortimerdexterfoxworthy
I have given you grief even way back durring my short stay at Thoroughbred Mimes.

Thoroughbred Mimes? What do they do? Pretend they're in a box stall?

So I read LQ got it in 1:53.43 and Curlin in 1:53.46...assuming that Tanks Prospect also got the .43. We all know Secretariat is the king over all of them in the time even if Pimlico refuses to acknowledge it. At least DRF does. Surprising that they messed up on the 'fastest Preakness' label. Of course many media outlets forget Sham also broke 2 minutes in the Derby and say Monarchos was the 2nd horse to do it...he was only the second winner.

ETA: Heh, looks like I wasn't the only one grumbling about the accuracy of that claim of a record. They've tweaked the comment at DRF.com and Jay Privman's article on the subject now points to the fact that when they measured the race in tenths TP and LQ had the 2/5 assigned to them instead of .43,etc. and Curlin would join them in that regard. Whatever, still not the record. So close though that it's pretty darn impressive. I'm happy for Smart Strike. Got a Classic winner, nice job fella. Bran mash on the house and pass out the cigars, just don't smoke in the stud barn.

fpsoxfan 05-20-2007 02:34 AM

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Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

You should talk. This is in a nutshell the type of post you are famous for.


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