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NTamm1215 11-15-2010 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985 (Post 723799)
Not to mention being wired twice by 2 horses who would be called good, AT BEST. Funny Z never got wired. Pace was against her many times, lone speed and everything, she always ran them down.

I know you understand the difference between a speed horse getting loose on dirt and on synthetics.

That is precisely the reason why many people argued that Zenyatta's ability to overcome negative pace setups would not be nearly as strong on dirt and would lead to her having lost a couple of the races she pulled out.

Why we're arguing about what they did in 2009 with regards to HOTY is beyond me.

Indian Charlie 11-15-2010 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by sammy (Post 723772)
too bad blame got his ass kicked by haynesfield.

then he would be HOTY.

but i'm sure you have some reasonable excuse for that piss poor showing.

It's too bad Zenyatta got beat by Blame.

Than she would have been HOTY.

But I'm sure you have something to blame for that piss poor showing.

Indian Charlie 11-15-2010 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by sammy (Post 723826)
are all of you nuts? a nose does not equal open lenghts. go back to bed.

I guess since Zenyatta didn't lose by open lengths, it's as good as a win.

Then again, if that were so, Zenyatta's record is more like 4 wins and 16 seconds.

RockHardTen1985 11-15-2010 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by NTamm1215 (Post 723811)
I know you understand the difference between a speed horse getting loose on dirt and on synthetics.

That is precisely the reason why many people argued that Zenyatta's ability to overcome negative pace setups would not be nearly as strong on dirt and would lead to her having lost a couple of the races she pulled out.

Why we're arguing about what they did in 2009 with regards to HOTY is beyond me.

I do understand the difference. Like you said, I know you do.

Its hard for you to discuss this the right way, without bias. Nice avatar.

RockHardTen1985 11-15-2010 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by sammy (Post 723840)
thats it. i am issuing a throwdown.

i challenge you to a handicap-off.

loser leaves the derby-trail forever.


You might be on your way out anyway....
Advice I have been given, scale it back just a bit.

Duvalier 11-15-2010 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985 (Post 723842)
You might be on your way out anyway....
Advice I have been given, scale it back just a bit.

Why they both seem to be antagonistic

hi_im_god 11-15-2010 07:25 PM

it's hard to believe a discussion about roger stein descended into name calling.

Indian Charlie 11-15-2010 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by sammy (Post 723855)
you will notice that in none of my posts did i call anybody a name but i get called a Dumbass and a tard for expressing an opinion and that seems to be Ok.

At least you weren't called a retarded hen by this one jerk on here.

letswastemoney 11-15-2010 09:09 PM

Where would Haynesfield finish in a race against Switch and Rinterval? :)

v j stauffer 11-15-2010 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Coach Pants (Post 723653)
It's a Player Haters Ball.

Coachie. You'll be happy and gratified to know that ROG hates me even more than you do. Pretty much rips me every week. His crowning glory was a few weeks back when he used his extensive investigative network to report to his listeners that I had no credibility. His evidence was that I misrepreseted my endowment to my then future wife. Even 60 minutes would have trouble unearthing such facts.:eek:

Rupert Pupkin 11-16-2010 02:03 AM

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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS (Post 723644)
I think this is some pretty amusing stuff.

At the 10:25 mark in the most recent episode (11/14) of the Roger Stein Show ... Stein and his two co-hosts cut apart audio of Beyer from NPR and attempt to blast away at him.

http://www.rogerstein.com/radio/archive2.asp


I laughed pretty hard about how Stein thought Zenyatta was back as far as she was because something was wrong with her. Zenyatta actually ran open lengths faster through the early stages of the 2010 BC Classic than she had in any of her prior races over the last two years.

Another fun line from Stein "Here's the thing I'd like Andy Beyer to do finally. Come forward with your tax returns for the last 15 years. Got 10 million - 15 million that you won from the races? We'll listen to you. Our mighty leader we will listen - and whatever you say - it will be gosphel. If you're broke .. Shhhhuuutttt uuppp"

You also have John Hardoon from the Ragozin Sheets on there - now, I understand that he's doing tout work in So. Cal and he's playing to his prospective customers .. but he's actually the one who I get the biggest laugh from of the three. It's only funnier when you consider the numbers he's using have Uncle Mo's Juvenile faster - and Goldikova's Mile considerably faster.

How do you figure that Zenyatta ran "open lengths faster in the early stages of the 2010 BC Classic than she has in any of her previous races in the last two years"? When they went into the clubhouse turn, she was a good 20 lengths back. She ran her first 3 furlongs in somewhere between :38 and :39. That's not even close to the fastest she's run in the early stages of her races the last two years. It's actually one of the slowest.

The Indomitable DrugS 11-16-2010 02:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Rupert Pupkin (Post 723966)
How do you figure that Zenyatta ran "open lengths faster in the early stages of the 2010 BC Classic than she has in any of her previous races in the last two years"? When they went into the clubhouse, she was a good 20 lengths back. She ran the half in somewhere between :50 and :51.

Zenyatta ran her half mile in 49.70 and her six furlongs in 1:13.50

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Originally Posted by Rupert Pupkin (Post 723966)
That's not even close to the fastest she's run in the early stages of her races the last two years. It's actually one of the slowest she's run early in a race

Facepalm.

My pace figures have her running much faster early on in the BC Classic than any race she's run in over the last two years. The Moss pace figures had her running faster early than any race she had run in over the last two years.

Did Ketucky Roses In May steal your login again? Saying "it's actually one of the slowest she's run early in the race" is a weapons grade stupid comment. Show me your pace figures .. point me to races in the last two years where she ran faster on them.

Echo Farm 11-16-2010 07:25 AM

Rank Trainer Name Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earnings Win% Top3 Top3%

1,186 Roger M. Stein 159 8 16 21 $169,259 5% 45 28%

'nuf said

Indian Charlie 11-16-2010 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS (Post 723967)
Zenyatta ran her half mile in 49.70 and her six furlongs in 1:13.50

I don't understand. I thought Zenyatta was 75 lengths back after the first 1/4 and 120 lengths back after the half mile. That means for her to run a 49.70 the pace setters would have had to run like a 38 second half mile.

Rupert Pupkin 11-16-2010 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS (Post 723967)
Zenyatta ran her half mile in 49.70 and her six furlongs in 1:13.50



Facepalm.

My pace figures have her running much faster early on in the BC Classic than any race she's run in over the last two years. The Moss pace figures had her running faster early than any race she had run in over the last two years.

Did Ketucky Roses In May steal your login again? Saying "it's actually one of the slowest she's run early in the race" is a weapons grade stupid comment. Show me your pace figures .. point me to races in the last two years where she ran faster on them.

We were talking about the earliest stages of the race. As you can see, I corrected my post before you made your post. As I said in the edited post, "When they went into the clubhouse turn, she was a good 20 lengths back. She ran her first 3 furlongs in somewhere between :38 and :39. That's not even close to the fastest she's run in the early stages of her races the last two years. It's actually one of the slowest."

In which races did she run her first 3 furlongs faster than :38 and change? She was going faster than that in the Lady's Secret, The Vanity, The Apple Blossom, The Santa Margarita, and almost all of her other races.


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