Curlin

[Scurlogue Champ]

Curlin is the likely winner of The Preakness in my opinion.

I must agree that barring injury, they would be foolish not to run him. They bought him to race, and he very likely will win a Triple Crown race in the Preakness which will help recoup their purchase price and enhance his value.

On what grounds would you not run him?

Do you think 5 races in 15 weeks is really too much?

Let me add that in three of his four starts he essentially had a workout.

This horse basically has had one start. The Kentucky Derby

[letswastemoney]

Think of the stud value for beating Street Sense.

Curlin: 2007 Preakness champion.
Defeated BCJ and KD champion Street Sense
$100,000 fee

[Scurlogue Champ]

Originally Posted by letswastemoney

Think of the stud value for beating Street Sense.

Curlin: 2007 Preakness champion.
Defeated BCJ and KD champion Street Sense
$100,000 fee

exactly

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Originally Posted by letswastemoney

Think of the stud value for beating Street Sense.

Officer Rocket: 2006 joint Arl.-Washington Futurity champion.
Defeated BCJ and KD champion Street Sense
$1,000 fee

FTFY

[Scurlogue Champ]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

FTFY

hahaha

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by letswastemoney

Think of the stud value for beating Street Sense.

Curlin: 2007 Preakness champion.
Defeated BCJ and KD champion Street Sense
$100,000 fee

so, you're expecting stonewall to stand him??

[The Bid]

Its asking a lot for him to run another big race being 5 races in 15 weeks.

[Danzig]

i don't think curlins early races took much out of him. 5 lifetime starts by mid-may--no way that can be too much.

[SundayStar]

i like his chances in the preakness. it looked to me that the only running he did in the derby was in the stretch so he's probly ready to go for the preakness. also, should be a fair price behind street and spun.

[Danzig]

i won't be pulling for curlin--different trainer, well then i would..

maybe hard spun will carry it all the way this time.

[knickslions2]

Originally Posted by letswastemoney

Think of the stud value for beating Street Sense.

Curlin: 2007 Preakness champion.
Defeated BCJ and KD champion Street Sense
$100,000 fee

Only problem is he needs to win ....Going take a major effort to beat the two horses that kicked his ass in the derby

[Withers]

Originally Posted by moodwalker

Curlin is the likely winner of The Preakness in my opinion.

I must agree that barring injury, they would be foolish not to run him. They bought him to race, and he very likely will win a Triple Crown race in the Preakness which will help recoup their purchase price and enhance his value.

On what grounds would you not run him?

Do you think 5 races in 15 weeks is really too much?

Let me add that in three of his four starts he essentially had a workout.

This horse basically has had one start. The Kentucky Derby

I think he can win it too.