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Originally Posted by King Glorious
I'll tell you why I think this is silly. First, either he's fit to run 10f or he isn't. The company he'll be keeping won't have anything to do with his level of fitness. It will be the deciding factor in whether or not he can win but not how fit he is. Second, why would losing here stop him from being a good horse next year? If that's the case, should every horse that loses in the Classic retire immediately because they no longer have a chance of being a good horse next year?
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Good points....I suppose I'm overplaying the "he'll have his confidence crushed " card, lol.
I just found out per the DRF that he's running on Sunday - that makes me feel a lot better.