Smooth Operator's itinerary for the next few weeks

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by my miss storm cat

I can only answer this for myself my dear...

It's just a feeling.

Maybe it's the cynic in me... the pessimist.

It's easy for all of us to say well I can see them thinking this and that but hey we are here to discuss things, right?

I can see them being afraid. They changed their mind(s) about retirement... I can see them changing it about this too.

Fear that she will lose, that her luck will run out... it's funny cause i AM a fan of hers and yet i realize that saying these things can be taken in a sarcastic way.

I mean no disrespect or anything...

But maybe they are also just full of bullshit

I can just see them not wanting to push it and any little thing being used as a reason for retirement.

You forgot something.

[Smooth Operator]

Looking forward to hearing about the big mare's breeze later this morning


Some really bizarre posts here

Can't imagine anything other than injury, illness, or horrible track condition (like '07 when SA's 'roid-freak freaked in the soup) will keep her out of the gate.

[cakes44]

Why would track condition matter? Because the horse could possibly lose, like every other horse whose trainers will keep them in regardless of conditions?

[slotdirt]

Also freaking in the "soup" were Midnight Lute, War Pass, and Indian Blessing. I wonder where Smoothie's accusations towards the trainers of those three horses are? Selective amnesia, perhaps?

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by slotdirt

Selective amnesia, perhaps?

More like lack of perspective and stupidity.

[Clip-Clop]

Originally Posted by slotdirt

Also freaking in the "soup" were Midnight Lute, War Pass, and Indian Blessing. I wonder where Smoothie's accusations towards the trainers of those three horses are? Selective amnesia, perhaps?

Despite the weather it was by far the most formful BC I have seen. The horses that should have won did. (Redboard alert) The only winner I missed all day was Lahudood or whatever that KMac horses name was. Sadly the bankroll I had back then did not provide a massive takedown. Great times though!

[cakes44]

Originally Posted by Clip-Clop

Despite the weather it was by far the most formful BC I have seen. The horses that should have won did. (Redboard alert) The only winner I missed all day was Lahudood or whatever that KMac horses name was. Sadly the bankroll I had back then did not provide a massive takedown. Great times though!

I tossed Lahudood out of all bets because of all the nonsense KMac was saying about the horse hating anything but firm turf, and absolutely loved Honey Ryder so I had everything centered on her.

Screw Lahudood.

[Smooth Operator]

Equibase reporting a 1:02.60 5f breeze for that dual BC champion mare

Looks good … heard she came home quickly


Would like to see Mike drill her in 1:13 (plus or minus a couple ticks) going six in the next one (Oct. 22).


By the way, just glad we got to see the real ('roid-free) Curlin in '08.

Nuthin special … didn't seem to have that same acceleration (shocking) … and was clearly no match for superior Euros in the BCC…

[declansharbor]

Originally Posted by cakes44

I tossed Lahudood out of all bets because of all the nonsense KMac was saying about the horse hating anything but firm turf, and absolutely loved Honey Ryder so I had everything centered on her.

Screw Lahudood.

Sorry to hear that. I, on the other hand, smashed the $hit out of that race (not as much as I wouldve liked) and singled in multi's.

Thanks Lahudood.