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Originally Posted by Danzig188
i wonder how many jumped off his bandwagon when they saw them??? i bet not nearly as many as those who brought up the front wraps after they found out about the fracture. easy to look smart when the outcome is known!! 
i don't recall anyone on here commenting at or after race time about his wraps, only the next day when the news came out....ah, hindsight. always 20-20. |
I jumped right off seeing the wraps. And to see the fractions in that race leads me to believe the horse wasn't right to begin with. Despite the wraps, he didn't look good on any other criteria also.
And I wasn't part of this forum on that day. If I was, you would have sure heard about it from me -- before he was beaten by the supposed superhorse.
Frankel runs Leriod with bar shoes to pick up a place check in the BC mile last year. Knows the horse has a foot injury but he and NYRA play the game and dupe the bettor. That horse should have been scratched or run for purse only. That was an ugly thing to do to the bettor. And you're saying the same thing couldn't have been done with Bluegrass Cat in the Travers?
Wake up and smell the coffee. Or if you can't smell the coffee, then smell the money being passed under the table.