4/21 (AQU): Jerome S. (G2), Northern Willy S.

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by tjfla

If Stirred Up wins he is at 216,000,right behind Reveron. Doubtful he gets in but possible

I like Stirred Up a lot, but he has not really run a good race yet. Hoping he really runs a big one tomorrow. This race sets up for him, so much speed. When I first looked at this race I thought he was a lock. I took a better look earlier and a horse like City Place scares me a lot. Perfect post, he could sit right off the speeds and blow the race open leaving Stirred Up with a lot to do. Ill be using those 2 in my bets tomorrow.

[iamthelurker]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

I like Stirred Up a lot, but he has not really run a good race yet. Hoping he really runs a big one tomorrow. This race sets up for him, so much speed. When I first looked at this race I thought he was a lock. I took a better look earlier and a horse like City Place scares me a lot. Perfect post, he could sit right off the speeds and blow the race open leaving Stirred Up with a lot to do. Ill be using those 2 in my bets tomorrow.

Um... Who?

[Danzig]

lmao

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by Danzig

lmao

Did you have an actual opinion on the race?

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

Did you have an actual opinion on the race?

nope, nor do i pretend to.

[Mike]

The Lumber Guy clearly was very rank on the lead in the Wood, and fought on quite gamely considering. If ever there was a legit excuse to losing a Grade I, and now dropping to much lesser foes...

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by iamthelurker

Um... Who?

LOL Term Loan

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by iamthelurker

Um... Who?

He's talking about Term Loan, who I wouldn't bet with Monopoly money.

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

He's talking about Term Loan, who I wouldn't bet with Monopoly money.

I thought that about him early on, I lost a lot trying to beat him last out. I actually think he just needed time. I think hes going to be OK.

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

I thought that about him early on, I lost a lot trying to beat him last out. I actually think he just needed time. I think hes going to be OK.

Yeah, because if there's one thing Klaravich is known for, it's being patient and letting their horses develop. The horse has one fast race, in which he got loose on a soft pace. He's in over his head.

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

Yeah, because if there's one thing Klaravich is known for, it's being patient and letting their horses develop. The horse has one fast race, in which he got loose on a soft pace. He's in over his head.

His program is changing. You dont need me to tell you, all the sudden 10 different trainers have there horses. Who do you like in the race?

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

His program is changing. You dont need me to tell you, all the sudden 10 different trainers have there horses. Who do you like in the race?

The Lumber Guy is the speed of the speed and will be tough. The others I'd use are Brigand and Adirondack King.

[pointman]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

I like Stirred Up a lot, but he has not really run a good race yet. Hoping he really runs a big one tomorrow. This race sets up for him, so much speed. When I first looked at this race I thought he was a lock. I took a better look earlier and a horse like City Place scares me a lot. Perfect post, he could sit right off the speeds and blow the race open leaving Stirred Up with a lot to do. Ill be using those 2 in my bets tomorrow.

Did you watch Stirred Up's last race? He had everything go his way and plodded to a third place finish. I thought is was horrendous. Looks like a huge underlay here to me even with the race seemingly setting up for a closer.

Unless something changes for me between now and post time, I think Adirondack King will be a better play at a better price.

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by pointman

Did you watch Stirred Up's last race? He had everything go his way and plodded to a third place finish. I thought is was horrendous. Looks like a huge underlay here to me even with the race seemingly setting up for a closer.

Unless something changes for me between now and post time, I think Adirondack King will be a better play at a better price.

Like I said, he has really not run a good race yet. Im hoping Baffert has him ready tomorrow. Ill put my faith into Bob and Martin. I do like Term Loan though. I think he can sit 4th right off 3 of the speeds. He should sit right off the 1,2 and 5. December 31 he rated and ran OK. With the Hushion, 2 Bafferts and Pletcher in the race, you might get 10-1 on Rick V and Garcia.