So it makes no sense for you to discuss setups or races here because you were right about one race?

I hope you make a fortune at the races, dude, cause you talk a f.ucking huge game.

NT

You know what, Nick? I was also right about Rail Trip and a bunch of others with you, including Straight Story. Remember him? He's the one that was one of the best 3 year old turf horses per Serling (who also thought that KK had no shot today). And you couldn't get it that Battle of Hastings was just better -- cause you're just a better tripper.:rolleyes: How many times do I need to stick it in your ass before you get it, Doofus? You're like the CSC idiot. Your tripping skills leave a lot to be desired. How's that? I'm done trying to educate you.

In the meantime, keep at the status quo.

I see a potential handicapping Octogon match brewing here.

I'm settling in with a can of soda and some popcorn myself.

So me being wrong about Battle of Hastings and Kodiak Kowboy is not only emblematic of you being a better handicapper, you having a superior method for analyzing races and you sticking it in my ass?

The thing is, I'm certain there are better handicappers out there then me and I came on here to admit I was wrong and commented on both you and Gander being right about Kodiak Kowboy today. You chose to stroke yourself and basically s.hit on anyone here who has a different opinion. I come on here to discuss racing and don't ever mince words about my opinions. Am I wrong sometimes, absolutely, who isn't? But no matter what, I'm not ever going to chastise people or tell them they're beneath me because I was right and they were wrong.

NT

Mmmm mmmm good. Now if only Asiatic Boy can win for me.

It's been a rough year for weather on big race days... Kentucky Derby was sloppy, Louisiana Derby, Haskell, Travers, JCGC... odd.

I'm not a betting man mind you ;) but I think my money goes on the Fat_Man if they enter the Octogon.

I know ntamm1215 personally, he's a good friend of mine, a class act and a better handicapper. So I will defer my opinions as they're obviously biased...

I don't know him but he said I was a chronic complainer for complaining about the horrible field sizes today. By his reaction I assume he is in the industry;)

Lmfaaaaaooooooooo

:eek:

Oh my God that was great!!! :eek: :D :tro:

ha, ha!

So SICK

If you define industry by polishing my shoes and feeding my dog before big race days, then yes, he is.

Classic thats why they line em up....

Haha why is it sick?

Sorry but I've been a fan of his forever. No way would I have played him here - not in a million years - but I'm very happy he did it and thrilled for his connections.

Wow...serious crow eating time. I was wrong. Congrats to the Mr. Mavorah and Bobby Barbara.

Its a long story

From a chronic complainer... I like the way the industry is delaying these post times so we can see all the graded stakes today. Or maybe it is simply a random occurrence

Okay... I just didn't get your comment. As an aside I have not read through this entire thread (yet) so am not slamming anyone here if I've missed something.

Still laughing though... what an awesome race!

I agree, but more difficult is defining "the industry."

Two very good 3-year-olds... Summer Bird a notch better than Quality Road at 10 furlongs, but both are talented.

Summer Bird is awesome. How could anyone not like this horse??? 8 career starts, and he's won the three biggest races in NY. That's near impossible.

He just keeps getting it done. I was planning on tossing all todays horses Breeders cup day but Summer Bird always gets the job done so I'll revisit that.

Great race and performance by Summer Bird and a good race from Quality Road as well.

How about someone being alive to ALL in the Pick 6? Hope it was either Interpatation's owner or trainer!

NT

Could win the Belmont, Travers, JCGC, BC Classic, and will not be horse of year!

Summer Bird won today and he deserves credit. But Quality Road - for all the detractors and naysayers - ran huge. 10 furlongs is a tad too far for him, and that's okay. He broke outside, prompted the pace while rank, took over, and held Summer Bird at bay from the half-mile pole to just past mid-stretch. It's not like he was dusted a gave-up.

He's my early pick for the Cigar Mile.

A one turn mile could be Munnings best distance

That will be the first and only time I bet Asiatic Boy....Yuck.

Munnings needs a dry track.

I hadn't realized this and thought it was cool. :)

http://drf.com/news/article/107812.html

Interpatation, whose last two wins had come in back-to-back renewals of the Larry R. Riviello Presidents Cup at Philadelphia Park in 2006-07, finished fourth at 28-1 in the 2006 Turf Classic, third at 19-1 two years ago, and was second at 16-1 last year.

Beautiful win by Summer Bird.

I am waiting for my serving. Watched in disbelief for a lot of reasons. Congrats and well deserved.

Andy, Freddy...what can I say..

They took the 11th off the grass after the pick 6 started, so if you had the first 5... you're a winner! Since it paid $190k someone had a single to the last leg (presumably on the 13 who was 6/5.) Otherwise it was definitely going to be a carryover.

They hit the "ALL" button.

How do you know?

wrong

they probably hit the "ALL" button in the Hirsch but not in the last leg.

http://www.equibase.com/static/chart...00309USA11.pdf
That is what the chart says.

LMAO. :D :rolleyes: :zz: I am now complete.