Why are you even arguing this? He broke his maiden on DIRT. He can run on dirt, what is the issue?

There is a drf article up now about this race, it says nothing about Tiz Chrome.

http://www.drf.com/news/article/111137.html


If this is the group I would have to bet Wow Wow Wow.

He's already in NY.

If there is one thing I know PG, it's not to doubt ASU Devil on Tiz Chrome.

I hope he's right....because I don't think he's running.

He seems pretty well connected with the horse.

Andy's right. Not running as of now according to Baffert.

How does a guy like Tim Krieser go his entire career without ever getting a taste of halfway decent stock?

That guy has been an absolute magician since the mid 90's ... which, I guess was when he started training.

Peppi Knows was a 23k weanling - who resold for 6.5K as a Sept yearling.

The guy never even gets 2yo's - only cheap claimers (which he often transforms into win machines who get slightly better every race)

In the last 10 years - he's had a total of just 40 starts with 2yo's and won with 12 of them. He must have really bad breath or not wear deoderant or something.

DrugS it takes a lot to get people to give you a few million to buy stock for them. Matz married well and gets 15 mil a year in stock and wins a few Allowance races to renew his talent.

Yeah, Matz is no Shug.

NT

Yeah - Matz and Shug obviously use deoderant and brush their teeth. Sometimes I think those are the two most important factors that owners look for when finding a trainer.

Although - in the case of DT Stables ... I think they first look to solidify an offensive line with their lineup of buffet busters.

I mean I should be a groom, hotwalker, head handicapper or something.

If it's 4th and inches ... I'd feel very safe running behind the DT trainers.

j. sanders..nuff said

Field of ten. No Tiz Chrome.

Sore foot prevented him from making the trip...worked 7 panels this morning at SA 1.25.40. San Felipe on 3/13.

http://www.racingpost.com/news/horse...687546/latest/

Euro Awesome Act headed out of Newmarket on Tuesday afternoon to fly to America for the Gotham Stakes at Aqueduct on Saturday.

The son of Breeders' Cup Classic winner Awesome Again is being considered for the Kentucky Derby on May 1, but connections are keen to see how he acts on the dirt at Aqueduct before formulating any further plans, which could included a trial in the Grade 1 Wood Memorial at the New York course on April 3.

Anyone know how good he is?

I will answer my own question - VERY GOOD, he won for fun with plenty left. AA may be the real deal, but would like to see a confirmation in his next outing.