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It's a really strong field, and I look forward to watching it. McPeek might want to pick a softer spot this one looks a tad salty for his Grade 1 winner. LOL Maybe try him on the dirt around one turn?
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Reminds me of Barclay Tagg & the recently deceased Funny Cide. At 3, Funny Cide aside from his Derby & Preakness wins was a terrible hanger that usually lost ground in the stretch; by the end of the year people were clamoring for Tagg to cut Funny Cide back to one turn. Keep in mind the horse romped with giant BSFs as a 2yo in his first 2 starts. Tagg did run FC in a 7f allowance in his first start at 4 & the horse absolutely crushed. But Tagg would have none of it & stretched the horse right back out & watched him revert to his hanging ways, his only win being a desperate finish to hold on in a Grade 3 at Aqueduct. Tagg then half-heartedly tossed the horse into the Met Mile--only the toughest one turn race of the year--and after an even effort disingenuously whined, "I never did think he was a miler, but it's been drummed in my head forever..." The genius never sprinted Funny Cide again until it was too late, running him as a 6yo a couple years later in the Mr. Prospector off a long layoff where he was buried in a track record performance by Gaff with the likes of War Front & Friendly Island in tow. |
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Funnycide mdn 6f was huge
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I'm a bit sorry I missed this 4 weeks ago, but I feel even more sorry for the horse, to be campaigned so ignobly by this joke of a trainer.
What started out simply as an indulgent if ill-conceived foray into international racing, has become a cruel exercise in the utter humiliation of a gifted racehorse. On the bright side, the horse has won the "best turned out" award twice now in 3 UK starts. Maybe McPeaked can take the hint and...TURN THE HORSE OUT! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKA0...N0ZXIgc3Rha2Vz |
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