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MisterB 04-09-2007 11:28 AM

Another 50 feet, and No Biz gets Shugged
 
:)

POINTGIVEN1985 04-09-2007 11:31 AM

hahahaha

HAHAHA

they could have ran around the track 10 more times and no one passes the all mighty nobiz

MisterB 04-09-2007 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by POINTGIVEN1985
hahahaha

HAHAHA

they could have ran around the track 10 more times and no one passes the all mighty nobiz

You are blind, and can't identify a good closer. Biz was running out of gas.:)

POINTGIVEN1985 04-09-2007 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by MisterB
You are blind, and can't identify a good closer. Biz was running out of gas.:)

go back and read the nobiz thread i posted 1 minute after the race, and then come back and tell me if im blind....i said i was very impressed with sightseeing, but thats where it stops he would have never ever went by, so you must be the blind one.

MisterB 04-09-2007 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by POINTGIVEN1985
go back and read the nobiz thread i posted 1 minute after the race, and then come back and tell me if im blind....i said i was very impressed with sightseeing, but thats where it stops he would have never ever went by, so you must be the blind one.

Yea right, You have a keen eye for these things.

King Glorious 04-09-2007 11:43 AM

Let's see. According to the charts, at the 8th pole, Sightseeing was third. He was 1/2 length and a head back of the leader. At the wire, he was second, 1/2 length back. So according to the charts, he was flying so fast at Nobiz that he made up a whole head difference in 220 yards yet u say that in 50 more feet, he would have had him?

zippyneedsawin 04-09-2007 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by King Glorious
Let's see. According to the charts, at the 8th pole, Sightseeing was third. He was 1/2 length and a head back of the leader. At the wire, he was second, 1/2 length back. So according to the charts, he was flying so fast at Nobiz that he made up a whole head difference in 220 yards yet u say that in 50 more feet, he would have had him?

i was just going to post something similar. he closed well to finish where he did.. I thought in mid-stretch he was going to pass NoBiz.. but it was clear a few strides later that it wasn't going to happen.

MisterB 04-09-2007 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by King Glorious
Let's see. According to the charts, at the 8th pole, Sightseeing was third. He was 1/2 length and a head back of the leader. At the wire, he was second, 1/2 length back. So according to the charts, he was flying so fast at Nobiz that he made up a whole head difference in 220 yards yet u say that in 50 more feet, he would have had him?

what race did you watch?

POINTGIVEN1985 04-09-2007 11:49 AM

it seems like most ppl have my opinion on this one....

for a second it looked like sightseeing could have gone by but then when nobiz kicked in it was over, he would have never ever passed him, and i think shug also knows that, could that be why he is saying he wont go to the derby ?

POINTGIVEN1985 04-09-2007 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by MisterB
Yea right, You have a keen eye for these things.

and i do have a keen eye, read the post less then 1 minute after the race i said....i was impressed with sightseeing and it seemed like he finally put it all together.

MisterB 04-09-2007 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by POINTGIVEN1985
and i do have a keen eye, read the post less then 1 minute after the race i said....i was impressed with sightseeing and it seemed like he finally put it all together.

I have no clue why Shug wouldn't consider sending him now. Just as good as the others, maybe even better, knowing how to move through traffic. However, shug doesn't rush his horses, and he may be making a run for the Belmont.

POINTGIVEN1985 04-09-2007 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by MisterB
I have no clue why Shug wouldn't consider sending him now. Just as good as the others, maybe even better, knowing how to move through traffic. However, shug doesn't rush his horses, and he may be making a run for the Belmont.

well i will agree with you there, i think he has as good a shot as any in the derby

King Glorious 04-09-2007 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by MisterB
what race did you watch?

The same one. I haven't read a single observation that says he would have passed him with another 50 feet.

Coach Pants 04-09-2007 11:59 AM

No Biz would've won that race going two miles. AGS chumpdicked probably because he looks like a yearling.

MisterB 04-09-2007 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by King Glorious
The same one. I haven't read a single observation that says he would have passed him with another 50 feet.

Yes you did, Mine was your 1st. :)

MisterB 04-09-2007 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Pillow Pants
No Biz would've won that race going two miles. AGS chumpdicked probably because he looks like a yearling.

Really
:(

POINTGIVEN1985 04-09-2007 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Pillow Pants
No Biz would've won that race going two miles. AGS chumpdicked probably because he looks like a yearling.

lol

johnny pinwheel 04-09-2007 12:02 PM

i had that exacta, i put it the other way too just in case. believe me at the top of the stretch i was screaming for sightseeing. it would of been a great number. nobiz held well and had it measured no doubt. but it was basically a 3 horse race. if nobiz is rank a month from now(and i hope hes the big underlay) i think they do fly right by him at the end. big difference between 1 1/8 at aqueduct and 1 1/4 at churchill. if that horse doesn't learn this game and how to relax, well, his goose is already cooked .

MisterB 04-09-2007 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by cmfhb411
Does any of this help those who had a win ticket on Sightseeing ?
The race wasn't carded for 9 furlongs plus 50 feet . ;)

You should have had him under


somerfrost 04-09-2007 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by MisterB
Really
:(


I finally saw the replay...no way anything was passing the winner! Again, as was stated before, the charts tell the story...and, beware of horses that close for a piece at 9 furlongs when the distance increases...often times they flatten out with increased distance!

MisterB 04-09-2007 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost
I finally saw the replay...no way anything was passing the winner! Again, as was stated before, the charts tell the story...and, beware of horses that close for a piece at 9 furlongs when the distance increases...often times they flatten out with increased distance!

Not this time, but Biz will fail, with that run repeated. I blame the Jock. Pushing on his neck out the gate, talk about making a horse rank.

easy goer 04-09-2007 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost
I finally saw the replay...no way anything was passing the winner! Again, as was stated before, the charts tell the story...and, beware of horses that close for a piece at 9 furlongs when the distance increases...often times they flatten out with increased distance!

you mean like Jazil?

Coach Pants 04-09-2007 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by MisterB
Not this time, but Biz will fail, with that run repeated. I blame the Jock. Pushing on his neck out the gate, talk about making a horse rank.

I don't see how you can boldly claim the horse is going to fail in the Derby. It's not like there have been any worldbeaters so far.

philcski 04-09-2007 12:15 PM

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Originally Posted by easy goer
you mean like Jazil?

My good friend Sniper made the great observation that Jazil runs the same every race, :25 quarters like clockwork. So for him, more distance is a good thing... otherwise, I tend to agree with the statement that closers don't necessarily move up at longer distances.

MisterB 04-09-2007 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Pillow Pants
I don't see how you can boldly claim the horse is going to fail in the Derby. It's not like there have been any worldbeaters so far.

It's easy, if he presses the pace, he gets rank, he loses. That's all.

somerfrost 04-09-2007 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by easy goer
you mean like Jazil?


Jazil, like philcski pointed out, runs the same race everytime...he is rather the exception....AND, you are talking about a 12 furlong race in his case...closers at 9f often have trouble displaying the same kick at 10f, when you go beyond 10f, you are out of the "comfort zone" for American racing and plodders move up! (on the dirt...turf racing is obviously different).

whodey17 04-09-2007 12:23 PM

No way does Sightseeing pass NoBiz. Sightseeing was getting tired and NoBiz still had some left in the tank. I honestly dont think that noBiz was getting cranked up until 100 yards from the finish line.

MisterB 04-09-2007 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by whodey17
No way does Sightseeing pass NoBiz. Sightseeing was getting tired and NoBiz still had some left in the tank. I honestly dont think that noBiz was getting cranked up until 100 yards from the finish line.

Biz was getting tired, Seek was still gaining.

somerfrost 04-09-2007 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost
Jazil, like philcski pointed out, runs the same race everytime...he is rather the exception....AND, you are talking about a 12 furlong race in his case...closers at 9f often have trouble displaying the same kick at 10f, when you go beyond 10f, you are out of the "comfort zone" for American racing and plodders move up! (on the dirt...turf racing is obviously different).

Also, Sightseeing is a well-bred colt but his record (8/1-4-1) doesn't inspire me with confidence regarding his ability to win...looks much better in exotics imo!

Benevolus 04-09-2007 12:26 PM

It doesn't matter. Nobiz and Shug's horse just aren't that fast. Another sub-100 beyer for both. Both are tosses on derby day, if shug's even shows up.

Coach Pants 04-09-2007 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by MisterB
It's easy, if he presses the pace, he gets rank, he loses. That's all.

If he improves off of the Wood then he's going to be tough to beat. He chewed up AGS and spit him out. There aren't too many horses on the derby trail that were as highly ranked and touted as AGS.

Buffymommy 04-09-2007 12:35 PM

Not anything against NoBiz, but I am not throwing out AGS in the Derby. He had a hard race out with SS and may not have been totally ready for another hard race.

Remember Thunder Gulch threw in a clunker in his last prep race too, which also gave me those wonderful odds on Derby day.

easy goer 04-09-2007 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by philcski
My good friend Sniper made the great observation that Jazil runs the same every race, :25 quarters like clockwork. So for him, more distance is a good thing... otherwise, I tend to agree with the statement that closers don't necessarily move up at longer distances.

Well this brings up a good pt. For me, if I can find a good closer finishing in less than 25, he is real good for the derby. Even 25 sec. may get it done on some days.

Even more important, I think you can determine which horses may not be able to get more distance by seeing what times they are finishing up with. A good barometer is about 27 1/2 sec final quarter.

Look at the Fountain of Youth, both Adore the GOld run the final 1/8 in 13.75 or a little more. They look to be hitting the wall based on that. Next race is the Fl derby same distance, the time at 3/4 mile is actually a little slower, but they ran the 4th Quarter just a little faster. Result they both collapsed.

look at KingoRoxy. He runs the last 1/8 in 13.5 over presumably faster track and connections say he is going to Preakness.

You can learn a lot by looking at these final times. Sure a closer like Tiago probably cant do it. But Circular Key? Zanjero? Great Hunter?

Java Gold 04-09-2007 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Pillow Pants
No Biz would've won that race going two miles. AGS chumpdicked probably because he looks like a yearling.

With Shugs horse he ran an ok race for 2nd. The whole thing is based on having your colt provide a "peak" performance on May 5th. Shug has been around long enough to know if indeed his progress continues forward or not. He is bred to be a very good horse.... so only time will tell.

Java OUT

KY_Sasquash 04-09-2007 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Buffymommy
Not anything against NoBiz, but I am not throwing out AGS in the Derby. He had a hard race out with SS and may not have been totally ready for another hard race.

Remember Thunder Gulch threw in a clunker in his last prep race too, which also gave me those wonderful odds on Derby day.


good point, plus AGS was coming back on 3 weeks rest, and Nobiz 5 weeks

Coach Pants 04-09-2007 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Java Gold
With Shugs horse he ran an ok race for 2nd. The whole thing is based on having your colt provide a "peak" performance on May 5th. Shug has been around long enough to know if indeed his progress continues forward or not. He is bred to be a very good horse.... so only time will tell.

And Barclay Tagg does not?

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Originally Posted by Java Gold
Java OUT

Good for you. You're brave.

POINTGIVEN1985 04-09-2007 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by easy goer
you mean like Jazil?

yes kinda like jazil, what did he do in the derby ? he won the belmont vs a horrible group and has done nothing since.

Buffymommy 04-09-2007 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Pillow Pants



Good for you. You're brave.


You coming out too PP? :D


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