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2/6 (GP) Donn H. & GP Turf H. (G1's); Suwanee River S. (G3)
9th (5:18) Gulfstream Park Turf H. (G1)
1 1/8 Miles (Turf) | Open | 4 Year Olds And Up Stakes | Purse: $300,000 1 Le Grand Cru Lezcano J 114 L 2 Yate's Black Cat Desormeaux K J 117 L 3 Court Vision Albarado R J 121 L 4 Never On Sunday (FR) Bravo J 119 FTL 5 Take the Points Prado E S 120 L 6 Adagio (GB) Velasquez C 111 L 10th (5:45) Donn H. (G1) 1 1/8 Miles | Open | 4 Year Olds And Up Stakes | Purse: $500,000 1 Kiss the Kid Castro E 117 L 2 You and I Forever Trujillo E 115 L 3 Duke of Mischief Coa E M 117 L 4 Quality Road Velazquez J R 123 L 5 Dry Martini Castellano J J 117 L 6 Past the Point Prado E S 114 L 7 Helsinki Albarado R J 113 L 8 Mambo Meister Desormeaux K J 117 L 9 Dubai Gold Lezcano J 113 L 10 Delightful Kiss Leyva J C 116 L 11th (6:07) Suwannee River S. (G3) 1 1/8 Miles (Turf) | Fillies and Mares | 4 Year Olds And Up Stakes | Purse: $125,000 1 Aaroness Trujillo E 118 L 2 Sweet and Flawless Maragh R 118 L 3 Crawford County Bravo J 118 L 4 Long Approach Desormeaux K J 118 L 5 Cable Garcia Alan 118 L 6 Astrologie (FR) Dominguez R A 122 L 7 Indigo North Prado E S 120 L 8 Lemonette Velasquez C 122 L 9 In My Glory Castanon J L 118 L 10 Good Time Sally Castro E 118 L 11 Tottie (GB) Lezcano J 118 L 12 Lady Shakespeare Velazquez J R 122 L MTO Miss Match (ARG) Lezcano J 118 L |
That's annoying. Frontrunner Past The Point actually shows up in the Donn, but not Timber Reserve and Le Grand Cru. I thought the latter two would lead to a fast pace and/or hound Quality Road for position.
Instead, QR will likely be in a garden spot behind Past The Point who probably won't go crazy up front. Meanwhile, in the turf race, is Adagio a rabbit for Court Vision? |
Is there a G1 horse save QRoad in this group? Is there any reason for G1 racing before 3/1 if not 4/1?
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Court Vision will likely be 2/5 and yes, Adagio is likely a rabbit for him. I think the Chief may have been hustled to run Le Grand Cru there just to get six horses. NT |
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I think it's even funnier that Past the Point is running in this race a year too late. He would have smothered the field last year. Kind of like installing a surface a year after everyone else has figured out it sucks. |
What will be the odds on Take the Points?
5/2? |
Dedumbeaux is capable of anything. Nothing would surprise me
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if never on sunday has any run left in him, he should be able to handle that field
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is cable ever going to stay healthy long enough to be good
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IF Quality Road doesn't fire this race is wide open. Every horse in this field has a prep over the track. Fun handicapping for the tri and super if you love Q.R. excellent opportunity for a score if you don't.
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Mott would be a solid 8-10% points better without him. |
I'll try to beat QR in the Pk3/4 w/ 3,5,10.
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Take the Points is the luckiest horse who ever lived if he survives this inquiry.
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If Bravo could keep that French nutcase horse straight he would've won it anyway.
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This really should be the last straw for Prado. It's gotten to the point where he's a menace out there. He just can't handle these horses like he once did and he's putting others at risk.
Hang it up, Edgar. You've sucked for a while but now you're at the point where you're going to kill someone (or yourself). |
Wow. I know he beat nothing, but damn.
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Finally a real horse in the Handicap division
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other than the first race against winners the horse has laughed at every field on a fast track!
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Forget the crappy field, he beat the hell out of the clock all the way around the track.
That may be the best route Beyer we've seen in awhile. |
I'm probably one of the only people that hope RA and Zenyatta do not meet soon. I live close to Louisville so will undoubtedly attend the BC this year. I dream of a field for the BC classic of RA, Zenyatta facing eachother for the first time plus QR, a healthy Summer Bird, and hopefully a few good 3 yo plus maybe a few late developing good horses like Blame or others.
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Quality Road demolished this field the way he should have. It's early in the season and bigger and better races are in front of us. At least Quality Road showed his ability by relaxing off Past the Points and then running away with this race.
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Bank the Eight's previous three Beyers: 74, 73, 74. How many points do you think he jumped up?
Soldier Field was the only other horse in the race with an 80 Beyer, and he didn't run a step. Wildcat Frankie is what he looked like on paper, a very nice sprinter with distance limitations. |
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It should be 52 points higher than the 1st race of the day. You can't really compare one turn with two turn races at GP because of the wacky runup/no runup issue...
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While tiring on the wrong lead.:confused: |
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It sounds like Quality Road's next start will be the Met Mile but Pletcher will probably have to beat one of these horses in a BC Classic head-to-head matchup to get HOY. A dry track in Louisville in November is a risky proposition. It will be interesting to see what BC ticket prices will be when they go on sale. |
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