Sarcasm?

Interesting couple of stakes for sure.

Oh, so as usual, you handicapped the race without looking at the pps. However, I thought at least you look at the entries before handicapping.

No.

No....Where did I say who I liked? I didn't know where he was running and I just wanted to know. TAKE IT EASY!!

I misread who wrote the post.

That's funny....I thought it was the village idiot who earlier declared he liked Adrianno.

Sorry. At least I got to laugh.

This was the post I meant to ridicule. He loves Adrianno....but doesn't even know who's in the race.

LOL... I got a kick out of that line!

Me too.

please dont refer to me as the village idiot.... and i looked at the pp's for the race already, they are up on drf.com
i dont even know why i asked about court vision

BTW, why the confidence on Sailor's Cap?

If memory serves me correctly, Adriano crushed him, though he did battle on a fast pace in that race.

Sailor's Cap's last start was okay, and I'm sure that since that winner came back and romped, people will bet SC, but still.

His last start was better than OK, he was the only one to signifcantly close on that turf course in two days, IIRC.

Sailor's Cap has gotten his act together since that race. Plus, he was burned in a torrid speed duel that day that set the table for Adriano to a run a race that has continued to cost you money.

Plus, while Sailor's Cap has been brought along the right way by a very good trainer, Adriano has been run in a couple of very questionable spots.

Agreed, but unfortunately the Virginia race lacks pace, and he may be best served by using his natural speed to his advantage. However, that may well not be the way he will run best. It's a conundrum.

What do you make of Sporting Art's flop at Arlington? Any legitimate excuse?

I haven't watched that race yet.

You should watch the race. First of all, the winner wired the field, secondly he was hung out to no man's land on the first turn, but mostly he was put in a package on the turn and stretch. He probably was clear, between horses, late, but nobody really gained and he never really had a fair chance.

6/21 (CNL): Turf Cup & All Along (Gr. III's)
 

8th (4:11) All Along S. (G3)

1 1/8 Miles (Turf) | Fillies and Mares | 3 Year Olds And Up Stakes | Purse: $200,000

1 Palmilla Homeister R B Jr 120 L
2 Lady Digby Rose J 120 L
3 Indescribable Gomez G K 122 L
4 Eclisse (FR) Trujillo E 120 L
5 Dancing Band Bridgmohan J V 120 L
6 J'ray Coa E M 120 L
1A Royal Pleasure Homeister R B Jr 120 L
7 High Moment Pimentel J 120 L
8 Valbenny (IRE) Prado E S 120 L
9 Rutherienne Gomez G K 122 L

A-Coupled: Palmilla and Royal Pleasure



9th (4:39) Colonial Turf Cup S. (G3)

1 3/16 Miles (Turf) | Open | 3 Year Olds Stakes | Purse: $600,000

1 El Sultry Sun Coa E M 118 L
2 Court Vision Gomez G K 116 L
3 Your Round Lopez J 116 L
4 Sporting Art Castellano J J 122 L
5 Baltimore Bob Karamanos H A 116 L
6 Nistle's Crunch Albarado R J 116 L
7 Kentucky Bear Trujillo E 116 L
8 Boss Lafitte Leparoux J R 120 L
9 Sailor's Cap Garcia Alan 116 L
10 Adriano Prado E S 120 L

Your Round is intriguing for the bottom of the exotics. Now I just have to find the winner...