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![]() As the speed horses in the Derby? That's what I was referring to, in answering Mike.
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![]() I believe that he is skipping the Derby and being geared towards the Preakness.
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![]() If Trinniberg runs in the Kentucky Derby the horses who are 20th-19th-and 18th after a half mile might finish 1-2-3.
He's a stone cold speed-sprinter who has benefited in his last two races because no other rival has been stupid enough to challenge him early. I'm a big Trinniberg fan but he would be a lock to finish last in the Derby for the simple fact that he will be hit in the head by the quarter pole. He's rated very well with the blinkers off in his last two -- but if someone breaths on him early and gets him competitive -- you'll see a sensationally fast horse setup a pace meltdown. |
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![]() While Take Charge Indy showed speed in his synth debut maiden win, he had been rated in most of his starts, before the Floriday Derby. Based on the inside post, and the importance of saving ground on the 1st turn at GP, there was little doubt they would send him that day. Does not mean he will be on or near the lead in the Derby, IMO.
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![]() You're right, he very well should be up there.
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