And the Met Mile winner is.

[cakes44]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

I think Private Zone is the horse to beat, but an unlikely healthy Bayern loose on the lead is dangerous.

I don't think Tonalist is best suited for a fast paced mile, with genuine high quality milers.

With you here. Just don't think Tonalist is fast enough. This race has Bayern written all over it.

[RHT2004]

Originally Posted by cakes44

With you here. Just don't think Tonalist is fast enough. This race has Bayern written all over it.

He says Bayern loose on the lead is dangerous, I totally agree. But the other guy is saying he respects IC opinion and PZ is 19 lengths faster. Kinda confusing guys.....

[cakes44]

Not sure what I said was confusing. I think bayern wins in the lead or not on the lead and I don't think Tonalist is fast enough to win this race regardless of how it's run.

[RHT2004]

Originally Posted by cakes44

Not sure what I said was confusing. I think bayern wins in the lead or not on the lead and I don't think Tonalist is fast enough to win this race regardless of how it's run.

I agree about Bayern I was talking about Elvis and IC

[my miss storm cat]

Whoa congrats to all of you who had Honor Code! That was amazing!

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by my miss storm cat

Whoa congrats to all of you who had Honor Code! That was amazing!

Just read about it. Will be listening to the belmont, still a couple hours from home.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by RHT2004

I agree about Bayern I was talking about Elvis and IC

He said PZ would be on the lead and win and, failing that, a loose Bayern on the lead could be dangerous.

I agreed with IC that PZ would control the pace, but didn't think he would hold it, although I respect IC's opinion.

I also told you (and backed it up with facts)that Bayern would not see the lead because he is slower than PZ, and would be used up trying to get it. It would seem all of this bared itself to be correct.

Believe me it doesn't happen that often.

When you've got documented times that refute what you want to believe, it doesn't matter how much you want to wish it not to be the truth.

Don't know what's so confusing, Joe.