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I just heard all the Z haters breathe a collective sigh of relief. Now we will never get to see the beatdown....ah...I mean the matchup in the classic.
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Z's connections are pitiful. She wins this race by, hmmm 15 if she comes. |
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She has none of the accelleration she used to have. It wasn't the 10f that got her beat. It's that she's taken a couple of steps back. If this race had been 9f, she might have won it but it wouldn't have been anything like what we saw from her last year. Running like this, she wouldn't win the Distaff. She's a shadow of her former self. They went 1:12.02 and 1:37.54 That's hardly suicidal. Even going that slow, she had nothing left. The final was 2:04.49 so it took her over 27 seconds for her final quarter. They actually made Afleet Express look like he was flying.
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The Beyer just came back, looks like 111. See SHE never can run slow.
Hey we found a winner who can run a slower race than Richards Kid, who knew. |
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The pace - at the six furlong call - was 27 full points faster than the final time. So - let's get very conservative and say Persistantly just ran to her 85 Beyer last time out (which came with a 3wide first turn and 5 wide 2nd turn trip - in a race with a lot less pace to set her up) That would make the pace figure for six furlongs a 112... and you don't get any more conservative than that... the number is probably a lot higher. When you run a 112 pace figure - with intense head-to-head pressure from the start - you're going to stop at some point. Assuming you want to go with a 112-85 for this race. That means Life At Ten ran a pace figure of 111 and a final figure of in the mid 70's. This pace figure is most likely about a 120-to-123 and Persistantly's winning Beyer is about a 92-to-95. |
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And that 92 is the stuff champions are made of. |
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Little confused why Borel felt the need to send no matter what. So he guns against an inferior speed horse, if that horse goes he has no choice once committing, if he sits back and feels they are going too slow then he can send. Not sure that was a good tactic.
Still you craaaaaaaaaaaaaawl home like that you should win against the likes of persistently. |
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