Teuflesberg

[ArlJim78]

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

Not sure this horse has much ability though I suppose if handled properly, and thus kept sprinting, he COULD be a decent horse.

That will never happen, however, as the connections have made it clear from their actions that they are hell-bent on ruining this horse. Of that I am quite confident they will be successful.

This is why I respected Lost In The Fog's people.

He was running 100 Beyers right out of the box, and they never once stretched him out. They knew where he belonged.

[eajinabi]

This will be a monster sprinter. I hope the connections dont send him long and get derby hopes in thier eyes. Same goes with Pegasus Wind

[ArlJim78]

Originally Posted by eajinabi

This will be a monster sprinter. I hope the connections dont send him long and get derby hopes in thier eyes. Same goes with Pegasus Wind

What leads you to believe he'll be a "monster sprinter"?

I just don't see it.

[eajinabi]

He is a young horse and right now and is on the improve. His comeback race after the BC was good in the fact he learned to rate a bit before unleashing. Before he would jet and and barely hang on. I look forward to see him in the kings bishop if the connections eye it.

[sumitas]

His family does suggest he might go longer. His 11 starts as a 2 year old is a black mark against his connections.

[Cannon Shell]

I'm stunned that he is still running fairly well. Tough horse.

[Sightseek]

And onto the stretch-out (again), this Saturday at Fair Grounds:

$100,000 Lecomte Stakes (gr. III), 3-year-olds, one mile:
PP. Horse, Jockey, Weight
1. Makeithapencaptain, Corey Lanerie, 116
2. Citi Smoke, Ramsey Zimmerman, 116
3. Hard Spun, Mario Pino, 122
4. Izzie's Halo, Jesse Campbell, 116
5. Beta Capo, Donnie Meche, 120
6. Tony Terrific, Jesus Castanon, 118
7. Teuflesberg, Robby Albarado, 122