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Are the fields for this year's Triple Crown so devoid of talent that we're waiting with baited breath for a horse that hasn't even hit the board outside of his maiden win in the slop to appear and run a hole in the wind?
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Im still high on Bourbon War to turn for home like an out of control freight train with a drunkard conductor if he gets 46-47 half to close into. I'm even high on Code of Honor, who looked all but done on Saturday heading into the stretch yet he never wilted. I hope to see 10-1 or better on both of those in May.
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He looked good but running in optional claimers is a little "light" for me.
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Last-race-performance dominates my own capping, and I was pretty impressed with the 1st two finishers in the FL Derby. Yes, the winner had an easy setup, but we're talking a 7-length margin back to CodeOfHonor and BourbonWar. The top two finishers have as much and probably more room to improve than the competition. |
I told my horseplaying friends the day of the race my handicapping theory. I didn't spend a week analyzing. I looked that morning and saw in two seconds there was no speed. And when you add dominant lone speed that is a golden opportunity and I slayed the race.
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I'm just glad Maxidar isn't posting.
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Call me a cynic, but I don't believe in any horse coming out of that barn (and a few others) at Gulfstream.
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