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I dont believe Shirreffs has started another horse on the main track this meet....but yea he loves the surface.
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Interesting that he would rather run her on a surface he absolutely hates over shipping out of Cali.
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Shirreffs is 4 1-1-1 at DMR this year including Zenyatta.
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They don't need to ship cross-country looking for RA at this point. It's all about the BCC now. Prepping at home … on synthetic … gives her the best chance to be at her best for the Cup, in my estimation (although I wish the race at Anita was 9f instead of 8.5). |
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1 in the osunitas stakes 1 in bing crosby zenyatta |
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Are you really that naive to believe any excuse they throw out there? Whats next? Do you really believe that flying over the Rockies was a legitimate excuse to not ship east earlier this year? Or that going 10f against males in the Hollywood Gold Cup last year was too daunting a thing to do with a female horse, despite that moronic trainer running a female in that race anyways? |
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I have a lot of respect for your opinions on here, but wow, you've lost it. |
Rupert don't comment on things you have no clue on. A horse racing fan follows things like the Eclipse awards, please don't make **** up. His actions are understated in this article. I wanted to vomit on him after watching his lack of class.
http://fhiers.blogs.ocala.com/10027/...oic-face-down/ |
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For the life of me, I can't figure out what you have against the Mosses. What are all these things you claim they have lied about? |
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But cmon, you are pulling my leg on the Mosses, right??? |
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i think they go for the record wins streak and then retire her. no classic, no trip, finish in california and send her to the broodmare barn. if they are unwilling to take on colts this year on poly, why would they want to on dirt? she loves it out west, loves the poly. she's won a classic, no need for another.
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I guess she lost a **** load of weight and her training tailed off after Oaklawn this past time, but I guess so because they ran. |
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Let's see, the 2009 Derby winner up the track. The winner of the Suburban, up the track (please spare me the argument. He beat the M/L Derby fave) Musket Man? Musket Man = Jaques Who. It's Blame vs. Zenyatta closing as evening falls at the Downs. |
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The guy had one bad moment. But overall, I think he was pretty gracious with his praise of RA with the exception of that one moment. If that is the worst moment that he's had, I think he's doing better than me. I've certainly been a poor sport before. |
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You've never seen a bad horse beat a much better one under similar dynamics? |
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I'm assuming that finger doesn't represent paths from the rail?
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QR is placed in spots he can lose. Zenyatta is placed in spots where she would be embarrassed to lose. |
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well, according to tvg ( i listened on the radio) she's the best horse in america right now-this was before her win this afternoon. i would disagree and say that must be blame after his win over QR... anyway, she doesn't need much money to be the top money earner in the distaff division... i'd like to see her go east, i just won't hold my breath waiting for it. there goals are different from all of ours (they own her, it's their right!). they are stressing the win streak most of all. if they get it, and already have the classic win, why do another? they can get the money and the wins at home. and of course i read their 'we want to support cali racing' comment the other day. zenyatta is obviously a very special horse. can't say i blame them for wanting to keep her close by. i just wish they'd have been willing to take on the boys this year. she handled them just fine last fall. winning a pac classic or hollywood gold cup would have looked so good on her record. |
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I did hear one kind of funny thing about Moss. I know a guy who grew up with Moss in New York. When they were both 19 years old, they were pretty much broke. They had no money and they were working for peanuts. Anyway, he told me that Moss does not like talking about those days at all. It's a real sore subject with him. He is worth several hundred million dollars now and I guess he doesn't like to be reminded about the days when he was broke. |
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