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Nicanor entered at Delaware
All the drama with the TC and then I get this dropped in my inbox.
http://www.drf.com/static/entries/13/eDEL13.html Turf race for Nicanor. Blinkers on which I'm excited about, I thought he needed them since he seems to like to watch the horse in the lead rather than pass him. Eyes front fella. It's 1 1/16 and Napravnik is up. I hate to ask a stupid question but I didn't see it on the page, if L is lasix, what's the A in LA? I'm sure it's obvious but I'm drawing a blank. |
The A stands for adjunct medication.
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I like that he's entered on turf.
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Thanks for posting so I can try to beat what will certainly be an underlay.
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The horse has run back-to-back 92 Beyers on dirt - and is bred to possibly move-up on turf.
I wouldn't get too caried away trying to beat him in a maiden race at Delaware Park. |
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Could have possibly won the Lexington if he was entered.
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Can you watch race replays off of Delaware Park's website? It's blocked at work and I just got a notice that my namesake on here is running there on Wed but I'll miss it live.
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there are two trip horses here. It's all moot if Nicanor is allowed the lead into the first turn. This is one of the few track configurations where tactics come into play right away.
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If jeremy rose can get that NY bred to break this time he can dictate the trips. It should force Nicanor and the 11 wide enough that someone else has a chance to win and the Jones horse gets kicked out of the exacta (and into a betback situation next time.)
FatMan's florida bred is one of the few that could possibly sit a good trip with Cohen and benefit from the 10 and 11 going wide , or even less likely do some herding into the first turn himself. If they don't force nicanor way wide into the first turn he wins in a hand ride. the 9 could possibly get 3rd or 4th at 50-1 probably, not playing superfectas here. |
A Maiden no more.
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i think he likes the grass
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I'm almost teary .. Great performance....
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The rise of Nicanor!!
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Wow, did you see the balloons that filled out the rest of the exoctics?
$1 EXA (10/5) $22.40 $1 TRI (10/5/3) $403.10 $1 SPR (10/5/3/1) $3,452.90 |
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I don't know. I didn't see anything to give me hope for the future with him. It looked like he was walking home. I kept waiting for someone else to come in the picture but nobody did. It was a nice win against what he faced today but I don't see stakes wins in his future. He got away with 49 and change, 1:14 and change. The race was handed to him.
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Those are probably very solid fractions considering the overall slowness of the turf course.
He was a little too agressive with the blinkers first time but should learn to relax better. |
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exactly.
114 isn't necessarily slow for some of the times they have run last few delaware meets. have to see a few more turf races there. remember he seemed to go wide 1st turn with the fairly heavy short run-up bias as well. (hard to get a great view on xpressbet) can't just say 24 48 112 and assume that fits for today's turf course |
They had been rained off the turf yesterday. Perhaps KG thought that the final time of 1:46 and change was for 9 furlongs - the race was 8.5 furlongs ... thus 49 is a very solid pace in relation to that final time.
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Admittedly, I don't know much about anything in regards to what's normal for Delaware so I shouldn't have made that comment. I still didn't think he was looking like he had much coming down the lane. Sure, he wasn't asked for anything at all and there was no reason to be giving much but it just looked like a horse that didn't have much left and luckily didn't have anything behind him. Who knows? This might turn out to be the first time I've ever been wrong about a horse.
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http://www.equibase.com/static/chart...051309USA6.pdf |
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I thought it was a good performance. The speed of the race will obviously be easier to determine after the 8f turf race later on the card, but I doubt his race comes back a whole lot slower than that one. There is no reason to think he couldn't be a decent stakes horse on the lawn, and actually the addition of blinkers could make him a stakes horse on the dirt as well. All things considered, it looks like he's fairly good. |
with the way hes bred to love the distance, I am surprised nobody has said the "B" word...
Hey - last year it was won wire-to-wire. Seriously he is bred to get a mile and a half, and if they keep stretching him out, it would be cool to see him run with the "real" turf horses. You don't see much quality speed in the 11 and 12 furlong classic turf races. He could dictate tactics in some of those races if he keeps improving. Who knows... he's still probably going to be a very tempting to bet-against in his allowance or stakes debut. |
Finally :)
Now we shall see what happens from here, what he's really made of. |
against that group of horses he was supposed to win by 15, id like to see what the horse who beat him last time out at Gulstream does in its next start
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Nicanor isnt a need the lead type and would of ran just as fast if horses were ahead of him, the horses were just so damn awful that no one was even fast enough to lead them in 1:14 on the grass |
For whatever its worth:
Nicanor's 8.5f Race: 24.34, 49.00, 1:14.35, 1:39.86 (1:46.31) 8f, fm, $41,000 N2X: 25.68, 49.96, 1:15.26, 1:40.64 |
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Some freaky sh1t...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFxTN1krFuY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhYxeW6aUus |
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I laughed. NT |
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