Yes, but #2 is coming abreast her...

Yeah, but #4 will nip her at the wire....:D

I would go 3,2,4,1. But if we are talking about the size of the hats, it looks like 1,4,3,2 to me, or is it 1,4,2,3? Tough to tell, would be nice to have another angle. Overall, beautiful hats, wish I saw more of them at the races.

1,4,2,3

Hard old knocking allowance type, Grade 2 winner, Lead Pony, Grade 1 placed.

I'm with Joe - that means 1 probably won't show up at the wire :(








































j/k Joe - you are handling yourself like the true professional that you are lately

I think its clear cut 1. Shes hot.....
I was only a pro for about 8 weeks, but I am trying to stick around this time.

You have to approach this question as if seeing through the eyes of a bloodstock agent.

The mare on the far left has been brought up on a good nutritional program and likely has been doing uphill gallops all of her life. Ignore the turnout job by the groom. Think BC F&M Turf and hope no hot young Euro filly enters.

The two in the middle -- precocious, unremarkable breeding. They will win early at a track like Calder. By maturity as a 3 year old the wheels will be coming off..

Without looking at the page you would think Bernardini out of a Phipps-family mare. You'll likely head to Saratoga with high hopes.

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Kudos to the groundskeeper. You just don't see a lawn quite that healthy at this time of the year.

Too bad the bushes aren't in better focus. I'm wondering if they are as well manicured?

sorry bout your loss.. go hawks!!

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From what I can see it looks like the bushes are in need of some moisture.

This is for #2 though :{>::{>::{>::{>:

People who prefer #2 probably do so because of her relative youth compared to the other three.

Her face and head shape reveal to me, at least, a pretty white trash background.

Its all 1 for me, not even really close.

i asked tony to rate them since i felt inadequate to the task.

1 4 2 3