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The final margin was over 17 lengths.
How in the hell did that horse take so much money? Tapit's are very low percentage on debut ... and the dam was a turf marathoner. |
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The winner actually opened up pretty short in his debut at Saratoga if I remember correctly. . . The race was so loaded, though, that his odds had to go high when the pools filled out. |
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StoneGossard did a nice write-up on him at his blog. http://traderpete.blogspot.com/2009/...st-part-1.html |
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I'll take my chances that Avenging Spirit is a good horse and he showed why he was heavily bet. Wow, a first time starter, who was studdish in the paddock and acted up, tired badly from chasing a speed horse that ran a monsterous race. That's never happened before.
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Just more nebulous nonsense from BBB |
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I don't disagree. He should improve a whole lot. Certainly could be a good horse.
The mother was a nice closing turf stayer .. and Tapit's often seem to move plenty forward off of their debut. Tapit's debuters are a combined 5-for-86, his best ones like Carless Jewel and Stardom Bound both got beat on debut. Even without getting into circumstances - it's impressive that Avenging Spirt was good enough to run a Beyer in the low 60's on debut. I'd have been a lot more excited if he was 30/1 instead of 3/1. |
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