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The Indomitable DrugS 03-12-2008 12:52 PM

Browsing the worktab....
 
Rags To Riches worked a bullet 3 furlongs at Palm Beach Downs yesterday....

Interestingly the headline at Bloodhorse is about a three furlong work turned in by Lava Man and there is no mention of R2R's work I saw...

But, anyway, when I browsed the Palm Beach Downs worktab, I saw that a horse who was listed as a yearling out of that excellent race mare White Cliffs turned in a four furlong 49 1/5th move.

Either it's a misprint - and that's really an unnamed '06 foal out of White Cliffs, or someone is pulling a Ron Ellis and has their years mixed up.

hoovesupsideyourhead 03-12-2008 12:58 PM

freaking west coast slanted sloppy coverage....

The Indomitable DrugS 03-12-2008 01:02 PM

I hear ya!

GPK 03-12-2008 01:05 PM

In more important related workout news :cool:

Horse name Surf Cat
Notes
Activity type Workout
Activity date 03-10-2008
Track Santa Anita
Surface All Weather Track
Distance 6 Furlongs
Workout type Handily
Workout time 1:12.00
Track condition Fast

GPK 03-12-2008 01:08 PM

I think the trainer wanted this one kept on the down low....but imma post the work anyways...:eek:


Horse name Golden Orbit
Notes Chuck
Activity type Workout
Activity date 03-09-2008
Track Tampa Bay Downs
Surface Dirt
Distance 4 Furlongs
Workout type Breezing
Workout time 0:50.60
Track condition Fast

The Indomitable DrugS 03-12-2008 01:09 PM

Forget about Surf Cat, and Country Star's 5 furlong work in 59 flat at HP today...

The big news is that PG1985's Derby horse worked a bullet at Palm Meadows.

GPK 03-12-2008 01:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
Forget about Surf Cat, and Country Star's 5 furlong work in 59 flat at HP today...

The big news is that PG1985's Derby horse worked a bullet at Palm Meadows.


how selfish of me to take the attention away.

ShadowRoll 03-12-2008 01:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GPK
In more important related workout news :cool:

Horse name Surf Cat
Notes
Activity type Workout
Activity date 03-10-2008
Track Santa Anita
Surface All Weather Track
Distance 6 Furlongs
Workout type Handily
Workout time 1:12.00
Track condition Fast

Whoop-de-doo. Call and raise.

This notice is to inform you that one or more of your horses has worked out.
Georgie Boy

Date: March 1, 2008
Track: HOLLYWOOD PARK
Distance: Seven Furlongs
Time: 1.23:60 Handily
Track Condition: Fast
Surface: All Weather Track
Rank: 1/4

hoovesupsideyourhead 03-12-2008 01:28 PM

got one on panty raid at hollywood

5f in 80,000 note spitzer on..

GPK 03-12-2008 01:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ShadowRoll
Whoop-de-doo. Call and raise.

This notice is to inform you that one or more of your horses has worked out.
Georgie Boy

Date: March 1, 2008
Track: HOLLYWOOD PARK
Distance: Seven Furlongs
Time: 1.23:60 Handily
Track Condition: Fast
Surface: All Weather Track
Rank: 1/4


I call your raise...


Horse name Empire Baby
Notes
Activity type Workout
Activity date 03-07-2008
Track Hollywood Park
Surface All Weather Track
Distance 4 Furlongs
Workout type Handily
Workout time 0:47.80
Track condition Fast

robfla 03-12-2008 01:42 PM

I'm all in

Activity type Workout
Activity date 03-12-2008
Track Palm Meadows
Surface Dirt
Distance 4 Furlongs
Workout type Handily
Workout time 0:42.80
Track condition Fast

slotdirt 03-12-2008 02:11 PM

Is that a misprint? Who had a 42.8 4f work?

GPK 03-12-2008 02:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slotdirt
Is that a misprint? Who had a 42.8 4f work?


The Green Monkey sprinting to get his first piece of ass.....



stud fee increase announced shortly thereafter...

Indian Charlie 03-12-2008 02:44 PM

wasn't it some tagg horse that worked the 42.4?

ShadowRoll 03-12-2008 03:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by robfla
I'm all in

Activity type Workout
Activity date 03-12-2008
Track Palm Meadows
Surface Dirt
Distance 4 Furlongs
Workout type Handily
Workout time 0:42.80
Track condition Fast

I think you're bluffing.

Wednesday, March 12, 2008
4 Furlongs
PALM MEADOWS TRAINING CENTER --- (Dirt) Track Fast
Forest of Dreams :50.00 B 6
Gem Sleuth :47.60 H 1
Grand Breeze :49.00 B 4
Holy Rock :50.00 B 6
Illusive Love :51.40 B 12
Looky Yonder :50.40 B 8
Lucky Island (ARG) :50.60 B 9
McNutt :50.60 B 9
Point Game :51.00 B 11
Rue de Vie :48.40 H 3
Sandstorm Cat :48.00 H 2
Stormy Lake :49.00 B 4

kentuckyrosesinmay 03-12-2008 04:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
Rags To Riches worked a bullet 3 furlongs at Palm Beach Downs yesterday....

Interestingly the headline at Bloodhorse is about a three furlong work turned in by Lava Man and there is no mention of R2R's work I saw...

But, anyway, when I browsed the Palm Beach Downs worktab, I saw that a horse who was listed as a yearling out of that excellent race mare White Cliffs turned in a four furlong 49 1/5th move.

Either it's a misprint - and that's really an unnamed '06 foal out of White Cliffs, or someone is pulling a Ron Ellis and has their years mixed up.

When did Ellis get his years mixed up, and with what? Just would like to know what you are talking about...

cowgirlintexas 03-12-2008 06:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ShadowRoll
Whoop-de-doo. Call and raise.

This notice is to inform you that one or more of your horses has worked out.
Georgie Boy

Date: March 1, 2008
Track: HOLLYWOOD PARK
Distance: Seven Furlongs
Time: 1.23:60 Handily
Track Condition: Fast
Surface: All Weather Track
Rank: 1/4

Holy Cow!! That's like a Curlin workout right there.. I don't care who ya are.. That is downright SMOKIN'!!!

kentuckyrosesinmay 03-12-2008 07:54 PM

It's nice to see that Rags is working again, but she has a long way to go.

If she makes it back, Curlin stays around, and Nashoba's Key stays healthy, it should be a fun year.

freddymo 03-12-2008 07:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kentuckyrosesinmay
It's nice to see that Rags is working again, but she has a long way to go.

If she makes it back, Curlin stays around, and Nashoba's Key stays healthy, it should be a fun year.


Nashoba's key is a complete fraud

kentuckyrosesinmay 03-12-2008 08:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by freddymo
Nashoba's key is a complete fraud

Why do you say that?

freddymo 03-12-2008 08:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kentuckyrosesinmay
Why do you say that?

Look if she is managed well she will continue to succeed and continue to be what she is an OK west coast grass filly that when placed in a true G1 field against true G1 talent is completely hopeless...

RolloTomasi 03-12-2008 08:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kentuckyrosesinmay
When did Ellis get his years mixed up, and with what? Just would like to know what you are talking about...

Ellis mentioned during one of Declan's Moon's myriad of "comebacks" that he was pointing the horse for the Strub Series at Santa Anita, exclusive to 4 year olds.

Declan's Moon was 5 at the time...

ArlJim78 03-12-2008 08:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by freddymo
Look if she is managed well she will continue to succeed and continue to be what she is an OK west coast grass filly that when placed in a true G1 field against true G1 talent is completely hopeless...

you're way off on this one.

freddymo 03-12-2008 08:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ArlJim78
you're way off on this one.

Will see and I have been plenty wrong before but I think this filly/mare has well managed soft G1/2 wins written all over her.. I have never considered her anything but a Cali filly who dominated very suspect competition. I expect she will steer well clear of the true G1 gals on the east coast. Shug's filly is pretty good and getting better,you have Pletchers charge who can be very good on her best days ,and who has L of Venice now?

kentuckyrosesinmay 03-12-2008 08:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RolloTomasi
Ellis mentioned during one of Declan's Moon's myriad of "comebacks" that he was pointing the horse for the Strub Series at Santa Anita, exclusive to 4 year olds.

Declan's Moon was 5 at the time...

Oh...I was just wondering...

The Indomitable DrugS 03-12-2008 08:43 PM

I basically agree that Nashoba's Key hasn't beaten much of anything on either surface.

Citronaide being the one possible lone exception - but that was at 10 furlongs, a little further than her ideal distance...and NK lost two in a row on turf after that.

If you look at who's finished 2nd behind her in her four synthetic track wins....

* Dawn After Dawn (She was beaten 15 lengths at 17/1 odds in her final Eastern start at Delaware park last year)

* Bai and Bai (a horse that has never won on a synthetic...and has run at tracks like Pleasanton, Fairplex, and Bay Meadows recently)

* Balance (never won on a synthetic)

* Hystericalady (never won on a synthetic)

It's really not an impressive hit list...and while the "who did you beat?" stuff can be very overrated - when she faces a Zenyatta she will have her chance to beat something of talent and promise who is effective on synthetics.

kentuckyrosesinmay 03-12-2008 08:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by freddymo
Look if she is managed well she will continue to succeed and continue to be what she is an OK west coast grass filly that when placed in a true G1 field against true G1 talent is completely hopeless...

I didn't think she ran too bad in the BC F&M Turf considering she didn't like the surface. I would have hardly called her performance in that race hopeless.

freddymo 03-12-2008 08:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kentuckyrosesinmay
I didn't think she ran too bad in the BC F&M Turf considering she didn't like the surface. I would have hardly called her performance in that race hopeless.

really did she ever appear to be a threat to win...Rosie true talent run on anything and fire almost all the time. Let her continue to whoop up on the slop they have out west in the spring and summer save the ocassional Frankel Juddemonte.. She aint coming east of Turf Paradise.

kentuckyrosesinmay 03-12-2008 08:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
I basically agree that Nashoba's Key hasn't beaten much of anything on either surface.

Citronaide being the one possible lone exception - but that was at 10 furlongs, a little further than her ideal distance...and NK lost two in a row on turf after that.

If you look at who's finished 2nd behind her in her four synthetic track wins....

* Dawn After Dawn (She was beaten 15 lengths at 17/1 odds in her final Eastern start at Delaware park last year)

* Bai and Bai (a horse that has never won on a synthetic...and has run at tracks like Pleasanton, Fairplex, and Bay Meadows recently)

* Balance (never won on a synthetic)

* Hystericalady (never won on a synthetic)

It's really not an impressive hit list...and while the "who did you beat?" stuff can be very overrated - when she faces a Zenyatta she will have her chance to beat something of talent and promise who is effective on synthetics.

Zenyatta is very impressive and promising. She's a big girl too. NK has her work cut out for her with that one. At least it will make things out west interesting.

I also think that Black Mamba is a decent horse that NK has beat. NK hasn't really beat much (I can agree there), but I think she is a very good horse and hasn't ever ran a bad race. She is definitely in the top five fillies/mares in the country IMO. She's got a lot of heart and a lot of talent. I can't help but root for her. She was my favorite horse running last year.

kentuckyrosesinmay 03-12-2008 09:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by freddymo
really did she ever appear to be a threat to win...Rosie true talent run on anything and fire almost all the time. Let her continue to whoop up on the slop they have out west in the spring and summer save the ocassional Frankel Juddemonte.. She aint coming east of Turf Paradise.

She wasn't ever a threat to win in that race, but she wasn't a disgrace either. She has a lot of ability and she has only lost two races in her entire career. She always tries.

She'll come East to the big dance this fall if she stays healthy. That's the one that matters.

Oh wait, it'll be in Cali. I keep forgetting that for some reason...
They have to come get her...

The Bid 03-12-2008 11:29 PM

Zenyetta will have to beat Nashobas Key, not the other way around.

NK let Citronade have things all her own way before engaging her and ultimately running past her. She ran decent in the BCFMT and had excuses with the ship and possibly soft ground. The last race she ran I thought she made a very good showing

Anytime quality horses are allowed to waltz out to splits of 24.80 50.03 114.27 they are supposed to keep going. NK just ran DAD down on a loose lead. Its hard to knock horses like her who run an "A" race everytime they are sent postward.

Why should it matter who shes beaten, who has beaten her? The following arent a bad bunch of mares. They are the only ones to cross the wire in front of this phony

Quite A Bride, whos a multiple graded stake winner and will retire a millionaire.

Lahudood, whos a millionaire, multiple graded stake winner, and champion turf mare.

Honey Rider who made nearly 3 million, and was a multiple graded stake winner

Passage of Time whos a G1 winner of nearly 600k while only making 8 starts.

Zenyetta has a long way to go before shes even mentioned in the same breath with an animal like this.

The Indomitable DrugS 03-12-2008 11:39 PM

Freddy called her a phony - not me.

I just think she's overrated.

I had to listen to the TVG guys say that she would have been Horse of the Year last year if she had won the empty joke of a race that was the BC Filly and Mare Turf - and if Hard Spun had beaten Curlin.

I think being out West, they lose sight of the fact that Nashoba's Key was probably getting almost no Eastern votes for the HOY no matter what scenerio occured on BC Day.

Either way, Noshoba's Key has built up a gigantic reputation by beating very weak fields, running very moderate figures, and doing it with mostly decent trips.

The angle she has going for her is that she's a lightly raced Cal Bred .. and may continue to develop further.

jcs11204 03-12-2008 11:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
Freddy called her a phony - not me.

I just think she's overrated.

I had to listen to the TVG guys say that she would have been Horse of the Year last year if she had won the empty joke of a race that was the BC Filly and Mare Turf - and if Hard Spun had beaten Curlin.

I think being out West, they lose sight of the fact that Nashoba's Key was probably getting almost no Eastern votes for the HOY no matter what scenerio occured on BC Day.

Either way, Noshoba's Key has built up a gigantic reputation by beating very weak fields, running very moderate figures, and doing it with mostly decent trips.

The angle she has going for her is that she's a lightly raced Cal Bred .. and may continue to develop further.


she is a fraud and very overrated, everyone is correct, she has beat no one at all, the horses you guys are naming, with the exception of the one frankel filly are not even stakes horses, so why even mention grade 1,2,3 caliber ?

The Bid 03-13-2008 12:04 AM

Thats the final ruling.

JCS has spoken

letswastemoney 03-13-2008 01:19 AM

Nashoba's Key beats up on dirt horses who can't transfer their talent to synthetics.

The Ladies Classic is being held on synthetic most likely for the next 2 years.

There's no reason why she can't win this race twice if she stays healthy.

Rupert Pupkin 05-02-2008 11:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RolloTomasi
Ellis mentioned during one of Declan's Moon's myriad of "comebacks" that he was pointing the horse for the Strub Series at Santa Anita, exclusive to 4 year olds.

Declan's Moon was 5 at the time...

That is complete nonsense. Ellis never said that he was running the horse in the Strub series that year. Someone else posted this once before on this board. I challenged them to find the article where Ellis supposedly made the statement. The reason I challenged them was because I knew that there was no way in hell that Ellis made the statement. He would never make a mistake like that.

Anyway, the person on this board directed me to the article. Nowhere in the article did Ellis mention the Strub Series. The only thing that Ellis said was that they were pointing the horse for the big races at Santa Anita. The author of the article, who obviously did not know how old DM was, then mentioned the Strub Series. The author was confused. Ellis was not.


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