Tonalist

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by Seattleallstar

Tonalist was pretty damn good, at first I was wondering if the horse broke that way or Bravo meant to take that far back by design. But when he asked he came on very nicely. I'd prefer for him to be up closer for the bigger races

Bayern probably bled or something, I was told by a friend that Baffert wanted to run Bayern in the Alysheba first and all of a sudden went for this softer spot because he needed to run him somewhere even if he wasnt quite ready

I don't know man.

I just watched it, and to me it looked like he was ridden hard pretty early.

I don't really get what people love about this horse.

[RHT2004]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

I don't know man.

I just watched it, and to me it looked like he was ridden hard pretty early.

I don't really get what people love about this horse.

He was all over him out of the gate. Then the 3,5 go after the 2, like he was Bayern and the horse to beat. IMO this intensified Tonalists run/kick.
That 2nd quarter certainly helped Tonalist.

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by RHT2004

He was all over him out of the gate. Then the 3,5 go after the 2, like he was Bayern and the horse to me. IMO this intensified Tonalists run/kick.
That 2nd quarter certainly helped Tonalist.

I'm glad you finally got a brain.

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

I don't know man.

I just watched it, and to me it looked like he was ridden hard pretty early.

I don't really get what people love about this horse.

Yeah, a 111 Beyer at a suboptimal distance first off the layoff. What's to like?