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Quality Road-Distance-?????
I'm still not sure if he's a true distance horse. The Derby/Belmont really don't fit his mold. He's very big though and towered over Pletcher's piece in the lane. I'm curious to see Shug's peice saturday in the wood. Is was sad to see Todd Pletcher complaining on ESPN about the fast track and conditions. Hey Todd, from 99 to 05 you never opened your mouth up at Saratoga when every weekend the track was super tight and snug. Did anyone see Hank Goldberg, he was so nervous and lost the miro-phone was shaking. Put down the bud lights. Wow.........
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I disagree
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He'll win 2/3 of the Triple Crown, then fade in the stretch of the Belmont and lose in a heartbreaking fashion.
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He could be a tiny bit short of 10 furlongs distance, but his speed probably assures him a good enough trip to more than offset that. If he does win the first two legs, he is a bet against in the Belmont. |
someone at espn did something very bad and hank holds the evidence.
there's no other explanation for his presence on horse racing broadcasts while kenny mayne is nowhere to be seen. hank's unattracive, inarticulate, and 3/4 of this board could do a better job handicapping big races. |
yeah, but other than that what dont you like about him
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Hank owns the Zito horse that went in the nightcap Saturday at GP. He was all excited... Dancing Luca.
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As to the thread topic at hand... "Not a distance horse"? Quality Road has the perfect type of modern Classics pedigree with the speedy sire influence (Elusive Quality) and classy stamina female famliy.
Hasn't this been covered? His dam Kobla (by Strawberry Road), is Ajina's full sister. The 1997 Champion 3yo filly... Won BC Distaff.. Coaching Club American Oaks (12f).. Mother Goose.. etc.. |
Smarty Jones was out of a Smile mare.
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Gulfstream reminds of the old days of Keeneland before the surface change. Ridiculously fast and speed favoring. Keeneland preps didnt exactly fare well back then for speed favoring winners.
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Hank's the Special Olympics horse racing anouncer...You love to hate him as he so often is a train wreck. WONDER IF HE BOWLS!
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i just know your not dissing the 'sinister minister.'
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Watching the horse run and forgetting about pedigree, he is very strong and doesn't quit. He's like that running back that drags the first tackler forward. Quality road drags that first 1/16th forward with him. Even in his second race when he tired a little, he didn't stop, and he beat the other horse for place. He seems like the type to keep trying and he can get about another furlong that way. |
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