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If Ramon got through the hole last time, he would have been hailed as hero. He is far and away the best rider in New York, and is a perpetual example of good judgement and smarts on a horse. He rode that mare perfectly last time and was unlucky to have been beaten. It is impossible to criticize him for his judgement in that instance.
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As fine a post as I have read on the internet in years. A person as adept as you should be working in this industry. |
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Do you think I could have a future? |
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“I’m just glad to be back on her after I gave her such an awful ride last time,” Dominguez said. “We had a great trip up to the quarter pole. I don’t know what I was thinking when I went inside. I couldn’t get a clear run through the stretch. If she runs to her last two races, she’s the best horse in here.” |
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Good work on the analysis! Ramon is the best rider in Maryland/Delaware....not NY. |
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Me thinks Feerless Leader was being facetious.
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That was as oddly a run race as you will ever see. I would hope the stewards are asking Pablo Fragoso about his ride. Did the trainer of Samsincharge or the rider of a True Pussycat give him his instructions?
Daytime Promise certainly had no chance the way the race was run. Actually, nobody did save the winner. |
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See, there is no reason to criticize Ramon Dominguez. Just another example of a brilliant rider perfectly judging the pace and having his mount in a prime position to finish third.
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Daytime Promise, who has no speed, made a quasi-menacing move from last into the stretch, but had no finish. I guess the lesson to be learned is to win the gifts they give you. Oh, and to be highly suspicious of what went on during the running of the race. The stewards would be remiss to not at least ask Mr. Fragoso what was going through his mind early in that race. |
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interesting. thanks...
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Andy, Do you think Mr. Luzzi should also have been closer to that pedistrian pace? Love Locket has done her best running near the pace. |
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She then sat 3rd inside until midturn and couldn't stay with the top 4. The jockey didn't really ask her from early stretch to the wire. Seems to me, if she went, she definitely loses and Daytime Promise (very nice, sharp, wide but PREMATURE move on the turn) wins. So she sits a decent trip and still loses. Which kind of leads me to conclude that she wasn't much today. |