Mountaineer 8/6 Not a Bad Card

[sumitas]

i like the weights and looking for Flashy Bull to cash in here.

[Cajungator26]

I'm pulling for the Ridgling.

Seriously, High Finance might have a chance here.

[irishtrekker]

I didn't know ridglings had their own category...is that standard??

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by irishtrekker

I didn't know ridglings had their own category...is that standard??

I have no clue... when you look up High Blues on pedigreequery, it says that he's a colt. That's a good question because I haven't seen very many ridglings (not on thoroughbreds anyway.)

[dr. fager]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

I have no clue... when you look up High Blues on pedigreequery, it says that he's a colt. That's a good question because I haven't seen very many ridglings (not on thoroughbreds anyway.)

Yeah, they mark it as an r. noticed it on last year's Haskell winner all the time because I was dead set to lose most of my 2005 pennies on him.

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by dr.fager

Yeah, they mark it as an r. noticed it on last year's Haskell winner all the time because I was dead set to lose most of my 2005 pennies on him.

Wonder if his sperm still get the job done ok? LMFAO

[irishtrekker]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the biggest problem with ridglings tends to be the irritation, right? Wasn't that why they gelded Funny Cide? (Or am I thinking of someone else...?). I'm sure the boys can still swim upstream -- there just might be less of a crowd.

If Bright One is half as good as I have been told repeatedly, he wins this race like Bernardini won his Jim Dandy, and then the two decide who the best 3yr old is in the Travers.