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The curse was seen with Caracortado in the Preakness. Was running good then remembered the Hammer loved him and he didnt hit the board Curse Lives!!!:D |
I am a huge Ice Box fan but believe without a doubt that Fly Down is a better prospect for the Belmont.
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Dublin is not running in the Belmont. Will be pointed for the Haskel. |
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http://www.drf.com/news/article/113023.html |
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Current Belmont prospects:
1. Drosselmeyer (Mott) 2. First Dude (Romans) 3. Fly Down (Zito) 4. Game on Dude (Baffert) 5. Ice Box (Zito) 6. Make Music for Me (Barba) 7. New Madrid (Ice) 8. Setsuko (Mandella) 9. Spangled Star (R. Dutrow) 10. Stately Victor (Maker) 11. Stay Put (Margolis) 12. Uptowncharlybrown (McLaughlin) |
just as i thought no horses in all 3, not even the winners of the first two. have they thought about having the triple crown for 4 year olds ever instead of the current way?
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Based on a report of Mandella being unhappy with a Setsuko race I would call him unlikely right now.
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According to site Bank the Eight is also probable for the race
Weird about Dublin tho as Lukas said he was a go like 3 hrs after the Preakness and then said it again on Sunday but whatever |
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This actually is a pretty ingriguing field and has the makings for a good betting race. I see New Madrid is entered in a Turf race at Belmont on Thursday. Seems like an odd prep for the Belmont Stakes, especially if he likes the turf, which seems likely given his pedigree. |
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Ingriguing ?
Is it me? |
I think its a great field to bet on
2 of the 3 favorites will be Ice Box and Stately Victor,both have issues Unless a rabbit is sent out there doesnt look like alot of speed for Ice Box(Should hit the board due to fact he can get distance and some can't) and Stately Victor I am still not convinced can run on fast dirt. There should be 13 or 14 horses,would love to see the filly go to take some money but don't look like it New Madrid is a go-Ice just said he needs a race and the turf one is the next out there |
Velazquez to ride Fly Down in Belmont
By David Grening ELMONT, N.Y. - No more calls, please, we have a winner. John Velazquez has been tabbed by trainer Nick Zito to ride Fly Down in the $1 million Belmont Stakes on June 5, the Hall of Fame trainer told Daily Racing Form on Tuesday morning. Coming off a decisive six-length victory in the Grade 2 Dwyer Stakes at Belmont on May 8, Fly Down figures to be among the top three betting choices in the Belmont along with stablemate Ice Box, the Kentucky Derby runner-up; and First Dude, the Preakness runner-up. "Belmont Park, John Velazquez, Nick Zito, we've had good luck together," Zito, who trains Fly Down for owner Richard Pell, said from Saratoga. "Plus, I've known Johnny since he was 18. I had a lot of good jockeys wanting to ride this horse, but I went with the New York jockey." Velazquez rode Fly Down to a third-place finish in his debut last October at Belmont. |
Quite a pickup for Johnny. Lezcano picked the wrong horse IMO.
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Stately Victor will be 4th choice but not sure he likes the fast dirt no matter what the odds are |
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Setsuko
Out with ankle probs damn:mad:
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Next year?
This could have explained his relatively poor performance in the American Turf. I know Mandella is conservative and he probably knows better than anyone how to care for a horse but this comment caught my eye.
It's nothing serious," Mandella emphasized. "We are going to give him a couple months off and start thinking about next year." |
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New Madrid entered for the 6th race today.
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Ridiculous as this sounds, I still hope to see him (Setsuko) get healthy and run on conventional dirt. I just can't believe he won't move up. He's a May foal and the time off should help him mature also.
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I don't know, I thought his relatively poor performance on the turf at CD could have been because he's probably not a turf horse.
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game on dude
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Dublin to bypass Belmont
By Marty McGee LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dublin has been withdrawn from consideration for the 142nd Belmont Stakes on June 5, meaning no horse will have run in all three Triple Crown events this year. Trainer D. Wayne Lukas said early Thursday at Churchill Downs that Dublin will wait for the fall classics and that withdrawing the colt wasn t an easy decision, because he s really doing good. Lukas noted that Dublin has had five races in 12 weeks and he wanted to give the colt a little break before gearing back up for major races such as the Haskell, Jim Dandy, or Travers before ultimately pointing for the Nov. 6 Breeders Cup Classic at Churchill. |
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Think she is wanting NotDirt to plug her. Can see where you would get confused. |
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Well looks like we are down to 12
Starting to wonder how low Ice Box and Fly Down will be bet down to? Still looks like we could have another Preakness tho with couple single digit odds and rest at 25/1 |
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Setsuko is a plug but I am dismayed that he's not running in the Belmont because he would have sucked up a ton of money. I'll have to just rely on Game on Dude for that now. NT |
Smith to Ride Drosselmeyer in Belmont
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Smith to Ride Drosselmeyer in Belmont |
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