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Originally Posted by hockey2315
I'm really not interested in getting in to this with you. . . You said the race was soooo competitive - I restated the obvious to say it ISN'T that competitive. . . Only a few horses have any shot barring something strange. Did the 11 horse field throw you off or did you look at the PPs before claiming the races incredible competitiveness. As for the rest of the stuff on the bottom - you're way off - and I think people on here would back me up. The screen name thing is incredibly childish - but if you want an explanation - it's just my really old AOL screen name. . . I guess you're right - i'm just and uncreative troll.
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If you werent interested in getting into it with me, you shouldnt have taken those cheap shots.
As for the race, 11 horses in a distaff field is rare in and of itself. But if you want to discuss the individual merits of each horse:
1. mooncatcher- multiple graded stakes winner and 2-2 at track with lifetime best 100 beyer coming at the track.
2. Santa Teresita- stake winner. longhot. Finished nice second to Zenyatta last out. Pace impact.
3. All smiles- garbage filler
4. Buy the barrel- multiple stake winner including grade 2 last out. 5-2-1 at track.
5. Overunder- another pace impact although little chance to win.
6. Lemon Drop Mom- multiple stakes winner. 4 for 8 at track 7 for 8 in the money at track. Outsider but has a lifetime best 100 beyer at this track. Capable.
7. Kathleens Reel- another multiple stake winner. ran third in last two races in graded stake company.
8. Hysterical lady- Obvious credentials. But flopped in one try at course.
9. Unbridled belle- obvious again. 5-4-1 at track but has bounced of previous two 100+ beyer performances
10. Spring Waltz- has won four straight including grade 2 rampart. Last two beyers are better than anyone else in field.
11. Copper State- finished suck up second to unbridled belle last out. not much chance.
In all, 10 stake winners, 5 graded stake winners and 7 graded stakes placed horses.
Thats competitive any way you cut it and it is rare to see that type of field these days.