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The Indomitable DrugS 05-06-2009 07:01 PM

Zenyatta
 
The Breeders Cup Distaff can be outright conceded to her today.

Steve Asmussen's record on synthetic tracks is so bad it's scary .. and Rachel Alexandra has that good early speed which is a much more of an asset on dirt than on Pro-Ride.

The Distaff is now signed, sealed, and delivered to Zenyatta.

KirisClown 05-06-2009 07:05 PM

If Rachel is worth 10 million.. I wonder how much Zenyatta could bring..

The Indomitable DrugS 05-06-2009 07:09 PM

I don't know.

Zenyatta sure did show Brownie Points who was boss in the Apple Blossom - and I certainly think she would have been beaten by that terrible Miss Isella horse who Borel got to beat a loose on the lead One Caroline with going 8.5f on a wet track.

I certainly like Rachel Alexandra a lot more of the two horses ... but I don't think she'll have a prayer on the Pro-Ride with Asmussen training her ... I'm playing her to finish off the board in that race.

I hope she dominates up to that point.

freddymo 05-06-2009 07:28 PM

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Originally Posted by KirisClown
If Rachel is worth 10 million.. I wonder how much Zenyatta could bring..


Apparently she isn't for sale as she shouldn't be

RolloTomasi 05-06-2009 07:34 PM

This is some of the most ridiculous stuff ever posted. Not only is the focus of the thread a race a mere 6 months away, but we also get insightful tidbits such as indisputable evidence of Zenyatta's horrible dirt form (she defeated subsequent multiple graded stakes winner Brownie Points by open lengths) and definitive proof that Rachel Alexandra can't handle synthetic surfaces (future trainer Steve Asmussen wins races less frequently on synthetics than regular dirt).

At least the avatar displays a true voice of reason.

freddymo 05-06-2009 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by RolloTomasi
This is some of the most ridiculous stuff ever posted. Not only is the focus of the thread a race a mere 6 months away, but we also get insightful tidbits such as indisputable evidence of Zenyatta's horrible dirt form (she defeated subsequent multiple graded stakes winner Brownie Points by open lengths) and definitive proof that Rachel Alexandra can't handle synthetic surfaces (future trainer Steve Asmussen wins races less frequently on synthetics than regular dirt).

At least the avatar displays a true voice of reason.

Brownie Points is a dog Biscuit

Danzig 05-06-2009 07:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RolloTomasi
This is some of the most ridiculous stuff ever posted. Not only is the focus of the thread a race a mere 6 months away, but we also get insightful tidbits such as indisputable evidence of Zenyatta's horrible dirt form (she defeated subsequent multiple graded stakes winner Brownie Points by open lengths) and definitive proof that Rachel Alexandra can't handle synthetic surfaces (future trainer Steve Asmussen wins races less frequently on synthetics than regular dirt).

At least the avatar displays a true voice of reason.

not sure what zenyattas dirt form has to do with the distaff. i'd rather see the two meet on dirt, since both have shown they can handle it. that way, no excuses.
rachel may well handle syns, but i'd rather it be effort and talent vs the same, on neutral ground.

The Indomitable DrugS 05-06-2009 07:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RolloTomasi
This is some of the most ridiculous stuff ever posted. Not only is the focus of the thread a race a mere 6 months away, but we also get insightful tidbits such as indisputable evidence of Zenyatta's horrible dirt form (she defeated subsequent multiple graded stakes winner Brownie Points by open lengths) and definitive proof that Rachel Alexandra can't handle synthetic surfaces (future trainer Steve Asmussen wins races less frequently on synthetics than regular dirt).

At least the avatar displays a true voice of reason.

The whole thing was sort of a play on my RA was a cinch to win the KY Oaks thread - 3 months before the race.

Zenyatta's Apple Blossom win was mediocre.

I love how you call Brownie Points a subsquent Graded Stakes winner ... she won a Grade 3 turf stake at Lone Star Park next time out.

In her next dirt race after the Apple Blossom she ran a mediocre 5th with a 79 Beyer. Her 3 prior dirt Beyer before the Apple Blossom were 89, 80, and 86.

She stinks ... and if you trust Zenyatta's absurd 104 Beyer in the Apple Blossom ... I guess you also have to trust Tiag-slow's 110 in a nose victory that day ... a number that no rational person can believe he is capable of runnning.

Danzig 05-06-2009 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
The whole thing was sort of a play on my RA was a cinch to win the KY Oaks thread - 3 months before the race.

Zenyatta's Apple Blossom win was mediocre.

I love how you call Brownie Points a subsquent Graded Stakes winner ... she won a Grade 3 turf stake at Lone Star Park next time out.

In her next dirt race after the Apple Blossom she ran a mediocre 5th with a 79 Beyer. Her 3 prior dirt Beyer before the Apple Blossom were 89, 80, and 86.

She stinks ... and if you trust Zenyatta's absurd 104 Beyer in the Apple Blossom ... I guess you also have to trust Tiag-slow's 110 in a nose victory that day ... a number that no rational person can believe he is capable of runnning.


horse racing fans are rational?

VOL JACK 05-06-2009 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
I don't know.

Zenyatta sure did show Brownie Points who was boss in the Apple Blossom - and I certainly think she would have been beaten by that terrible Miss Isella horse who Borel got to beat a loose on the lead One Caroline with going 8.5f on a wet track.

I certainly like Rachel Alexandra a lot more of the two horses ... but I don't think she'll have a prayer on the Pro-Ride with Asmussen training her ... I'm playing her to finish off the board in that race.

I hope she dominates up to that point.


I respectfully disagree.

The Indomitable DrugS 05-06-2009 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by freddymo
Brownie Points is a dog Biscuit

A big time understatment.

I like how were supposed to assume that Rachel Alexandra will run her race in the Breeders Cup even though the track is the most closer friendly in the country - and even though Asmussen is downright brutal with synthetic horses.

Asmussen still hasn't even won a route race on KEE's syntethic track and it's been around since 2006.

He got his first 31 post time favorites beat on PID's syntethic track. Pyro was a claimer over syntethic tracks and Curlin couldn't even beat Tiag-slow

RolloTomasi 05-06-2009 08:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
I love how you call Brownie Points a subsquent Graded Stakes winner ... she won a Grade 3 turf stake at Lone Star Park next time out.

In her next dirt race after the Apple Blossom she ran a mediocre 5th with a 79 Beyer. Her 3 prior dirt Beyer before the Apple Blossom were 89, 80, and 86.

She stinks ... and if you trust Zenyatta's absurd 104 Beyer in the Apple Blossom ... I guess you also have to trust Tiag-slow's 110 in a nose victory that day ... a number that no rational person can believe he is capable of runnning.

Yep. Brownie Points sure is no Stone Legacy.

Kudos on calling Rachel Alexandra the KY Oaks winner way back in February. She was only odds on in her two subsequent starts.

Oh, and Tiago is no Giacomo.

The Indomitable DrugS 05-06-2009 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by VOL JACK
I respectfully disagree.

Zenyatta was running no better than 3rd in that race ... and I do realize that the winner is a total hopeless bum and the 2nd place finisher is overrated.

The Indomitable DrugS 05-06-2009 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by RolloTomasi
Yep. Brownie Points sure is no Stone Legacy.

Kudos on calling Rachel Alexandra the KY Oaks winner way back in February. She was only odds on in her two subsequent starts.

Oh, and Tiago is no Giacomo.

It was a call that deserves no kudos ... just as calling Zenyatta the Distaff winner now deserves no kudos... and is only me just throwing something out there in case something goes wrong to give someone something to use against me at a later date.

Although - most people did believe that Stardom Bound was the most likely Oaks winner at the time - and even several weeks later - Justwhistledixie closed as the pool 3 favorite over Rachel Alexandra... but whatever.

freddymo 05-06-2009 08:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RolloTomasi
Yep. Brownie Points sure is no Stone Legacy.

Kudos on calling Rachel Alexandra the KY Oaks winner way back in February. She was only odds on in her two subsequent starts.

Oh, and Tiago is no Giacomo.

Giacomo is the third worst derby winner of all time...Bird Crap Sea Cucumber and Joke O so Slow

The Indomitable DrugS 05-06-2009 08:11 PM

Giacomo was a much better 2yo than Tiago... and is pretty much his equal after that.

freddymo 05-06-2009 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
Giacomo was a much better 2yo than Tiago... and is pretty much his equal after that.

I wouldn't breed a mare to him for free..Why waste a season he is a pig a flithy slow beast that made lucky people luckier.. I would rather breed to Santana Strings

The Indomitable DrugS 05-06-2009 08:28 PM

The dam of both Giacomo and Tiago was an absolute rocketship though.

So - maybe they will both sire speed sprinters - who knows.

freddymo 05-06-2009 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
The dam of both Giacomo and Tiago was an absolute rocketship though.

So - maybe they will both sire speed sprinters - who knows.

Ya think the pig stallions they bred her too were crap

The Indomitable DrugS 05-06-2009 09:29 PM

Holy Bull and Pleasant Tap were nice racehorses anyway.


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