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Habersham000 06-12-2006 02:38 PM

Anyone know the Beyers from Saturday
 
Just curious if anyone heard the numbers from the stakes races on saturday?

1st_Saturday_in_May 06-12-2006 02:41 PM

Anew - 112
Gorella - 108
Lava Man - 108
Cacique - 107
Pommes Frites - 107
Relaxed Gesture - 107
English Channel - 106
Grey Swallow - 106

Dunno about Jazil, Songster, etc.

Buffymommy 06-12-2006 03:31 PM

108 for Gorella? Hee hee! Happy happy joy joy!

boldruler 06-12-2006 03:52 PM

That Anew is some horse since being gelded. Might be the best sprinter in the country.

randallscott35 06-12-2006 03:54 PM

I would say Toby Sheets is doing better than Asmussen by a wide margin right now. In NY the guy in unconscious.

Buffymommy 06-12-2006 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by boldruler
That Anew is some horse since being gelded. Might be the best sprinter in the country.


I had this horse this weekend. Maybe we should try this with men. Geld them, they may become better people.....


OH I AM JUST KIDDING! Don't attack me. Besides, we wouldn't want men getting quicker now would we? :D

rockhardtenfan 06-12-2006 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Buffymommy
I had this horse this weekend. Maybe we should try this with men. Geld them, they may become better people.....


OH I AM JUST KIDDING! Don't attack me. Besides, we wouldn't want men getting quicker now would we? :D

LOL Mommy.

oracle80 06-12-2006 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Buffymommy
I had this horse this weekend. Maybe we should try this with men. Geld them, they may become better people.....


OH I AM JUST KIDDING! Don't attack me. Besides, we wouldn't want men getting quicker now would we? :D


Yeah I suppose. But never forget if women didn't have ****** there would be bounties on them. LOL!!!

ateamstupid 06-12-2006 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by boldruler
That Anew is some horse since being gelded. Might be the best sprinter in the country.

I dunno about that one, bold...

Certainly the sky's the limit, but best sprinter in the country off a win over nobody on a speed favoring track?

Not saying he can't be a force in the sprint division, but I'm not sold just yet...

jpops757 06-12-2006 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by oracle80
Yeah I suppose. But never forget if women didn't have ****** there would be bounties on them. LOL!!!

The good LORD knew hown to give a female some value.

oracle80 06-12-2006 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by ateamstupid
I dunno about that one, bold...

Certainly the sky's the limit, but best sprinter in the country off a win over nobody on a speed favoring track?

Not saying he can't be a force in the sprint division, but I'm not sold just yet...

Well if you classify sprinters as 7f or less and hes right there.

boldruler 06-12-2006 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by ateamstupid
I dunno about that one, bold...

Certainly the sky's the limit, but best sprinter in the country off a win over nobody on a speed favoring track?

Not saying he can't be a force in the sprint division, but I'm not sold just yet...


Who is better going 6F-the BC Sprint distance? His times appear to be just as quick as LITF and that is two big times in a row.

Skip away 06-12-2006 04:48 PM

Lost in the Fog will squash this horse like a grape if they meet in the Sprint. No easy leads for Anew and closers that can actually run a bit. Fog can outsprint this horse or sit right off his flank and run by him at will.
Every year there are cheap claimers that blossom into crazy good sprinters but they seldom can run the whole year and make it to the race that counts.
Class seems to prevail and horses like Kona Gold, Orientate and Artax rise to the top. The cheap claimers provide nice stories but dont get it done.

boldruler 06-12-2006 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Skip away
Lost in the Fog will squash this horse like a grape if they meet in the Sprint. No easy leads for Anew and closers that can actually run a bit. Fog can outsprint this horse or sit right off his flank and run by him at will.
Every year there are cheap claimers that blossom into crazy good sprinters but they seldom can run the whole year and make it to the race that counts.
Class seems to prevail and horses like Kona Gold, Orientate and Artax rise to the top. The cheap claimers provide nice stories but dont get it done.

That cheap claimer is by Awesome Again and is not the same horse since being gelded. LITF is overrated in my opinion. Didn't show up in the BC Classic last year and likes to beat garbage at at garbage racetrack in California.

Cunningham Racing 06-12-2006 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by 1st_Saturday_in_May
Anew - 112
Gorella - 108
Lava Man - 108
Cacique - 107
Pommes Frites - 107
Relaxed Gesture - 107
English Channel - 106
Grey Swallow - 106

Dunno about Jazil, Songster, etc.

Jazil - 102

Songster - 103

oracle80 06-12-2006 05:49 PM

This horse is insanely good since having his nuts taken off. Hes a new animal. Track wasnt that speed favoring. I saw several make nice moves off the pace and rather think that the rail wasnt the best place to be. Anew was awesome. I think you are looking at past form and not believing he got that good.

SCUDSBROTHER 06-12-2006 06:29 PM

Skip Away...Anew is actually better from just off the front.He won despite being on the lead.When he lays off the pace,he has got a wicked turn of foot.Anybody can sour,but I think he will win the Breeders Cup Sprint( if he is simply this good four and a half months from now.)

Gander 06-12-2006 06:52 PM

This horse was awesome in the winter when he beat Tiger for the first time. Guess this proves that class means zilch in sprinting.

Yet like Ateam, I am not convinced he did nothing more than take advantage of a very weak field and a speed bias track, I want to see more. I mean he beat Tiger, Spanish Rabbit and Grandmother Camie.

Nice story though. Hope he stays healthy.

whorstman 06-12-2006 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by 1st_Saturday_in_May
Anew - 112
Gorella - 108
Lava Man - 108
Cacique - 107
Pommes Frites - 107
Relaxed Gesture - 107
English Channel - 106
Grey Swallow - 106

Dunno about Jazil, Songster, etc.

I happen to catch Anew's race, and man, He was awesome. What a second gear he showed in the stretch! Flat out ROASTED THEM.

Buffymommy 06-12-2006 09:22 PM

If that track was a speed favoring track, then I am even more impressed with Gorella's run. :)


I am soooo on this horse's bandwagon that it is annoying isn't it?

ArlJim78 06-12-2006 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Skip away
Lost in the Fog will squash this horse like a grape if they meet in the Sprint. No easy leads for Anew and closers that can actually run a bit. Fog can outsprint this horse or sit right off his flank and run by him at will.
Every year there are cheap claimers that blossom into crazy good sprinters but they seldom can run the whole year and make it to the race that counts.
Class seems to prevail and horses like Kona Gold, Orientate and Artax rise to the top. The cheap claimers provide nice stories but dont get it done.

I couldn't disagree more. In current form Anew would bury LITF who is the one who needs things easy on the front end. IMO when the Fog steps up and runs against this caliber of horse he'll be staggering in the stretch.

KonaNative 06-12-2006 10:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buffymommy
I had this horse this weekend. Maybe we should try this with men. Geld them, they may become better people.....


OH I AM JUST KIDDING! Don't attack me. Besides, we wouldn't want men getting quicker now would we? :D

You Geld a horse..you divorce a man. Same thing!

ateamstupid 06-13-2006 02:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Buffymommy
If that track was a speed favoring track, then I am even more impressed with Gorella's run. :)


I am soooo on this horse's bandwagon that it is annoying isn't it?

Buffy, the dirt was speed-favoring, not the turf...

This post just reminds me the kinda short-term memory racing fans have...whoever is the last horse they saw win a stakes is their lock to win a BC race. Bordonaro, Friendly Island, Carthage, LITF, Kelly's Landing, Gaff, a bunch of fast 3-year-old sprinters, and now all of a sudden, Anew is the best sprinter in the country off of one stakes victory.

ArlJim78 06-13-2006 06:59 AM

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Originally Posted by ateamstupid
Buffy, the dirt was speed-favoring, not the turf...

This post just reminds me the kinda short-term memory racing fans have...whoever is the last horse they saw win a stakes is their lock to win a BC race. Bordonaro, Friendly Island, Carthage, LITF, Kelly's Landing, Gaff, a bunch of fast 3-year-old sprinters, and now all of a sudden, Anew is the best sprinter in the country off of one stakes victory.

It's strange how one person says "Anew might be the best sprinter in the country", then another person will ask why people think Anew is the best sprinter in the country. Might be means just that, you need to consider this horse now seriously in the sprint division, not based on one stakes wins but one four consecutive routes since being gelded.

Also LITF and Kellys Landing are not three year old sprinters.

oracle80 06-13-2006 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by ArlJim78
It's strange how one person says "Anew might be the best sprinter in the country", then another person will ask why people think Anew is the best sprinter in the country. Might be means just that, you need to consider this horse now seriously in the sprint division, not based on one stakes wins but one four consecutive routes since being gelded.

Also LITF and Kellys Landing are not three year old sprinters.


I agree. Class is overrated as a factor basically because my defnition of class and a lot of other people's definition varies.
Horses change in apearance, ability and form based on variables like who is training them, blinkers on or off, being gelded, being tried on different surfaces, etc. I'm sorry but I simply don't care about Anew's history. All I know and see is a horse who is very fast and jusy smoked som every nice sprinters who were left gasping and in awe at his talent. hes not a cheap speed horse either. In his prior race he outgamed a very game Tiger and still own in a dogfight and he has won while rating near the lead and finishing well.
Whats class? Is class that some moron pays a million dollars for a yearling? Does that make the horse classy?
Is Lava man not just oozing with class and courage? he was claimed for 50 grand and quite frankly thats ancient history.
What matters is a horses current form and ability. Ryan Leaf was a number two overall pick, Tim Couch a number one overall. Joe Montana I believe was a 6th rounder(somewhere in that area). yet on the field he was the guy with the class. Compare that with a situation where some numbskull declares a well bred or expensive horse to have more class than the reformed fifty claimer. Its simply nonsense.

blackthroatedwind 06-13-2006 07:29 AM

It's curious to me how many horse's from Anew's barn have been running exceptionally well lately. There must be like an anti-virus in the barn.

Buffymommy 06-13-2006 07:58 AM

[quote=ateamstupid]Buffy, the dirt was speed-favoring, not the turf...




I was being sarcastic. Sorry should have put more smilies in there.

oracle80 06-13-2006 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind
It's curious to me how many horse's from Anew's barn have been running exceptionally well lately. There must be like an anti-virus in the barn.

I don't know that they knew exactly what they had after they gelded him. They ran him back first time at 25 non2 life. To me he looks like a horse who just got good. I also think that Asmussen was very smart to skip running back in the race that Tiger won after their last confrontation. He brought a fresher horse to Saturday's race.

blackthroatedwind 06-13-2006 08:42 AM

Is " fresher " a euphemism?

Buffymommy 06-13-2006 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by oracle80
I don't know that they knew exactly what they had after they gelded him. They ran him back first time at 25 non2 life. To me he looks like a horse who just got good. I also think that Asmussen was very smart to skip running back in the race that Tiger won after their last confrontation. He brought a fresher horse to Saturday's race.


Do you know why they gelded him Oracle? I watched the races at 2am on Saturday when I got home from Orlando. I don't remember if they said why they gelded him. Was it a health problem or was he "filly-minded"?

Gander 06-13-2006 08:59 AM

Doesnt Anew remind you of a few horses Scott Lake improved dramatically in recent history, most notably Don Six? I mean the similarities between Anew and Don Six are startling! Both are former claimers who love the Aqu Inner track yet made the transition to be competitive on other tracks. Don Six ran a very game race in defeat in last year's Carter, losing to 2 very special horses in Forest Danger and Medalist. The other horses being Thunderello and My Cousin Matt, both of which Lake got to run huge races in BC Sprints.

Maybe Asmussen is taking notes from Lake on how to improve sprinters.

blackthroatedwind 06-13-2006 09:06 AM

I predict Anew will retreat to the sidelines very soon.

oracle80 06-13-2006 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind
Is " fresher " a euphemism?

Well it could be, lol.

boldruler 06-13-2006 09:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gander
Doesnt Anew remind you of a few horses Scott Lake improved dramatically in recent history, most notably Don Six? I mean the similarities between Anew and Don Six are startling! Both are former claimers who love the Aqu Inner track yet made the transition to be competitive on other tracks. Don Six ran a very game race in defeat in last year's Carter, losing to 2 very special horses in Forest Danger and Medalist. The other horses being Thunderello and My Cousin Matt, both of which Lake got to run huge races in BC Sprints.

Maybe Asmussen is taking notes from Lake on how to improve sprinters.

Anew was gelded. That is a huge reason for improvement in some horses. Don't think there is any "questionable" actions going on with this horse. Sounds like he was a headcase and gelding him fixed that problem. He is an Awesome Again so it isn't like it is some cheap horse that got fast for no reason.

oracle80 06-13-2006 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Buffymommy
Do you know why they gelded him Oracle? I watched the races at 2am on Saturday when I got home from Orlando. I don't remember if they said why they gelded him. Was it a health problem or was he "filly-minded"?

I have no idea to be completely honest. Like I said I don't see this as a "Lake" type improvement. Its not like he claimed the horse and immediately jumped the horse up. They claimed him, he looked like total wreck of a claim, and they may have gelded him out of desperation. Even after that they ran him back cheaply and he got good.
I always get a kick out of those who accuse any trainer who is a claiming trainer or former claiming trainer who gets a horse sharp as being a suspicious character. Funny that if you train for the rich and prominent and get hot with horses, you are just a good horseman(these guys wear suits and speak nicely to the press so they must just be good horsemen). Its a ridiculous double standard.

boldruler 06-13-2006 09:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buffymommy
Do you know why they gelded him Oracle? I watched the races at 2am on Saturday when I got home from Orlando. I don't remember if they said why they gelded him. Was it a health problem or was he "filly-minded"?


Here is your answer

"He was a lunatic before we gelded him and he's still a lunatic, but he's a little better now."

hoovesupsideyourhead 06-13-2006 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by whorstman
I happen to catch Anew's race, and man, He was awesome. What a second gear he showed in the stretch! Flat out ROASTED THEM.

reminded me of bc sprint winner artax........:cool:

SCUDSBROTHER 06-13-2006 02:25 PM

Fact is if you liked this horse before Saturday's race,then you got paid.Don't think you get paid much ever again for playing him.I now leave him for the chalk addicts,and move on.

ateamstupid 06-13-2006 05:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ArlJim78
It's strange how one person says "Anew might be the best sprinter in the country", then another person will ask why people think Anew is the best sprinter in the country. Might be means just that, you need to consider this horse now seriously in the sprint division, not based on one stakes wins but one four consecutive routes since being gelded.

Also LITF and Kellys Landing are not three year old sprinters.

Way to read.

I listed a bunch of fast older sprinters, then said, in addition to that, "a bunch of fast 3-year-old sprinters."

intense 06-13-2006 06:30 PM

Im curious as to what Afrashad's beyer was...had to be pretty nice.


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