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Old 06-17-2009, 08:09 PM
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I don't really get it. He's not a gelding.
It actually makes sense in my opinion. How many restricted 3 yo sprints are there especially one with a 250k purse?

7f around two turns with no stretch should be a walk in the park for this horse especially against that field. 1/5?
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Old 06-17-2009, 08:15 PM
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It actually makes sense in my opinion. How many restricted 3 yo sprints are there especially one with a 250k purse?

7f around two turns with no stretch should be a walk in the park for this horse especially against that field. 1/5?

i imagine that there are some lower level graded or handicaps at calder this summer for him. as we all know, horses don't come back too solid once they've entered the bull ring.

tought call, but im off to colonial

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Old 06-17-2009, 08:27 PM
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It actually makes sense in my opinion. How many restricted 3 yo sprints are there especially one with a 250k purse?

7f around two turns with no stretch should be a walk in the park for this horse especially against that field. 1/5?
This only makes sense if they're using it as a prep for the King's Bishop. . . but he'll probably need another race in between.
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Old 06-17-2009, 09:41 PM
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This only makes sense if they're using it as a prep for the King's Bishop. . . but he'll probably need another race in between.
Fawkes said right after the Preakness that the Haskell was his ultimate summer goal. I don't know if maybe this is his initial two-turn prep?

I thought he was a lock to try the Carry Back over a track that he obviously likes a bit.

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