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First of all the following are YOUR words and they are what I answered... Quote:
I stated my opinion about Cowtown Cat. You don't agree....that's fine. But making personal remarks are completely unnecessary and the kind of crap that makes people not want to post here. |
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A GREAT change was announced today from Team Pletcher regarding AGS...Garrett Gomez has accepted the mount.
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You had to put your little spin in there about the horse being smart enough where to run, that was uncalled for And me calling you out for your subtle slight is not going to get someone from not posting here, it's the slight that would cause them not to post. You can't always chalk a horse up to winning, because of taking advantage of pace set ups, sometimes it's the talent of the horse to be adaptable enough to win under different scenarios, the horse has won at 4 different tracks. |
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Geez....all this over a horse (CC) that would be 15-1 in tthe f***ing St. Louis Derby for gosh sakes...he is horribly SLOW |
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I, for one, am a member of the Andy Serling fan club. I was a HUGE fan of the Twilight Zone.
what's that, wrong guy.... oops, disregard ![]() |
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His two stake wins coming over the AQU Inner dirt track, and at Hawthorne. At the expense of such immortals as Wafi City and Reporting for Duty. He's not for me!---interestingly enough, BRIS has him as the outright fastest horse on their figs coming into the Derby. |
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Amazing that with that monster figure that Reporting for Duty and Bold start were within 2-3 lengths of him. |
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True dat
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He doesn't have to take his track with him. If a horse can show versatility and the ability to ship, that's a positive. All I hear is he's slow and no one has given me any evidence of how he's so slow he's only 5 points off of the top BSF. If someone can explain that logic to me, I would love to hear it. Besides, I'll wait and look at the Sheets if he looks slow there, then I will discount him, because I believe those are superior numbers to the BSF's. |
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Point, his TG top before Hawthorne was a 4.
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Gee.... And I thought Blackthroatjob(AKA...Little Andy) only had a problem with me? Java OUT |
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good luck, bet early and often. |
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Heck, Hard Spun's won over four different tracks, two different surfaces, and actually has talent.
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I could see where you are saying I am contradicting myself and that's a fair point, but I was mainly using it to show how there's not much disparity between the these horses, when many are claiming him to be slow. As Golfer pointed out his best was a 4 before the Ill Derby, I don't have much confidence in him getting to at least a 1 in the Ill Derby, which is what he'd have to get, before I would consider using him. |