2/2 (GP): Gr. I Donn; Gr. II Swale

#1 02-02-2008, 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by stonegossard

You did huh?

Which race did you take my money? It seemed to me you were too scared to take a stand and post your pick after I asked you. You sure as hell didnt tell me Spring at Last.

Grow some balls you dribbling idiot.

There's a subforum on here called Selections. It's fascinating.

stonegossard · #2 02-02-2008, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Pillow Pants

There's a subforum on here called Selections. It's fascinating.

Did he like Spring at Last ?

If so I will congratulate him. I asked him his opinion of the race and he was afraid to say anything.

Not sure why.

Danzig · #3 02-02-2008, 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by stonegossard

Did he like Spring at Last ?

If so I will congratulate him. I asked him his opinion of the race and he was afraid to say anything.

Not sure why.

yeah, he did. in the selections section of the board.

just saw that spring at lasts trainer, doug oneill, has another milkshaking incident on his hands out west.

stonegossard · #4 02-02-2008, 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Danzig

yeah, he did. in the selections section of the board.

just saw that spring at lasts trainer, doug oneill, has another milkshaking incident on his hands out west.

Congrats then to him.

Funny how he liked the 5 and the 1 yesterday. Or was it a 5-1 shot. Couldnt tell from the idiots post. Either way it wasnt Spring at last. I guess he was posting different horses in different places.

Danzig · #5 02-02-2008, 08:40 PM

but he's still an idiot? you set the bar very high i guess.

stonegossard · #6 02-02-2008, 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Danzig

but he's still an idiot? you set the bar very high i guess.

He posts like one.

Hopefully he just plays a moron on here.

He is now posting horses that didnt win. Someone please look after this guy.

Danzig · #7 02-02-2008, 08:46 PM

Super High Five Superfecta plus One wager on last race each race day

that's a bet i just found on santa anitas website. i'm assuming that's what hooves is talking about...

CSC · #8 02-02-2008, 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by stonegossard

Did he like Spring at Last ?

If so I will congratulate him. I asked him his opinion of the race and he was afraid to say anything.

Not sure why.

Congrats to all who had Spring At Last definitely he was the correct trip horse today. Obviously Daheer is not as bad to be beaten by a pole at the finish. I think it's best to put a line through this performance.

King Glorious · #9 02-02-2008, 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by CSC

Congrats to all who had Spring At Last definitely he was the correct trip horse today. But then again were no Curlin's in the race today...Obviously Daheer is not that bad to be beaten by a pole at the finish. I think it's best to put a line through this performance.

I think it's a mistake to discount his performance today. We don't know how good Daaher is in two-turn races when he's facing some pace pressure. Perhaps today's race is indicative of how he'd run everytime he is faced with a scenario like today. When you say he's obviously better than we saw today, you are basing that assumption on having seen him run under totally different conditions today. Before automatically assuming it was just an off day, consider that it might not have been.

VOL JACK · #10 02-02-2008, 10:48 PM

BEYERS: Spring at Last 107.
Eaton's Gift 93.
Referee 90

hurricanefrank · #11 02-02-2008, 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by King Glorious

I think it's a mistake to discount his performance today. We don't know how good Daaher is in two-turn races when he's facing some pace pressure. Perhaps today's race is indicative of how he'd run everytime he is faced with a scenario like today. When you say he's obviously better than we saw today, you are basing that assumption on having seen him run under totally different conditions today. Before automatically assuming it was just an off day, consider that it might not have been.

I'll second that. I singled him on my Pick 4 ticket not concerned about the distance vs that field. After today I am thinking he's a one turn miler.

CSC · #12 02-02-2008, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by King Glorious

I think it's a mistake to discount his performance today. We don't know how good Daaher is in two-turn races when he's facing some pace pressure. Perhaps today's race is indicative of how he'd run everytime he is faced with a scenario like today. When you say he's obviously better than we saw today, you are basing that assumption on having seen him run under totally different conditions today. Before automatically assuming it was just an off day, consider that it might not have been.

That's a fair point Before automatically assuming it was just an off day, consider that it might not have been

However, since this horse has been fitted with blinkers he has shown a high cruising speed with an ability to finish off races. If those previous 3 races were true including the 2 turn effort at the Spa, it would be reasonable to suggest he shouldn't have faded like a cheap pair of jeans like he did today. It doesn't make sense. The fractions were honest but not suicidal as evidenced by Kiss The Kid hanging on for a piece. I think something wasn't right with him today, it's a gut call horseplayers have to make at times. Drawing a line through a performance.

blackthroatedwind · #13 02-02-2008, 11:11 PM

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Originally Posted by King Glorious

I think it's a mistake to discount his performance today. We don't know how good Daaher is in two-turn races when he's facing some pace pressure. Perhaps today's race is indicative of how he'd run everytime he is faced with a scenario like today. When you say he's obviously better than we saw today, you are basing that assumption on having seen him run under totally different conditions today. Before automatically assuming it was just an off day, consider that it might not have been.

This really takes the cake. I'm not saying he's a true 1 1/8th horse but if you think today's performance is a fair indication of Daaher's ability you are flat out wrong. Horses that have run as well as he has in the past don't pack it in the way he did unless there was a problem.

King Glorious · #14 02-02-2008, 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

This really takes the cake. I'm not saying he's a true 1 1/8th horse but if you think today's performance is a fair indication of Daaher's ability you are flat out wrong. Horses that have run as well as he has in the past don't pack it in the way he did unless there was a problem.

Wow, you calling me wrong. I didn't expect that at all. We'll see.

For the record, I DO think there was a problem. I think there were two of them actually.

PACE and ANOTHER TURN.

blackthroatedwind · #15 02-02-2008, 11:20 PM

Just add this to the list.

Luckily for you, I know you just post the opposite of what you know to be true just to initiate conversation.

justindew · #16 02-02-2008, 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by King Glorious

For the record, I DO think there was a problem. I think there were two of them actually.

PACE and ANOTHER TURN.

Well played.

CSC · #17 02-02-2008, 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by King Glorious

Wow, you calling me wrong. I didn't expect that at all. We'll see.

For the record, I DO think there was a problem. I think there were two of them actually.

PACE and ANOTHER TURN.

Why are you ignoring his last 3 races, if you saw them no one can say the pace would have affected him to the point of being beaten 20 lengths or so by Spring At Last and more so being outpaced or outstayed by Kiss The kid. Anyway I hope there are many that share this opinion, the better the odds on Daaher the next time he races.

King Glorious · #18 03-01-2008, 04:01 PM

Originally Posted by King Glorious
I think it's a mistake to discount his performance today. We don't know how good Daaher is in two-turn races when he's facing some pace pressure. Perhaps today's race is indicative of how he'd run everytime he is faced with a scenario like today. When you say he's obviously better than we saw today, you are basing that assumption on having seen him run under totally different conditions today. Before automatically assuming it was just an off day, consider that it might not have been.

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Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

This really takes the cake. I'm not saying he's a true 1 1/8th horse but if you think today's performance is a fair indication of Daaher's ability you are flat out wrong. Horses that have run as well as he has in the past don't pack it in the way he did unless there was a problem.

Does icing come with this cake?

blackthroatedwind · #19 03-01-2008, 04:07 PM

You must have scored out.....otherwise this is pretty pathetic. But at least now I can bring back every one of your wacky opinions that proves totally false.

For the record.....I made a huge bet on Temporary Saint who finished second to the completely impossible winner.

Independent George · #20 02-02-2008, 11:44 PM

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Originally Posted by King Glorious

I think it's a mistake to discount his performance today. We don't know how good Daaher is in two-turn races when he's facing some pace pressure. Perhaps today's race is indicative of how he'd run everytime he is faced with a scenario like today. When you say he's obviously better than we saw today, you are basing that assumption on having seen him run under totally different conditions today. Before automatically assuming it was just an off day, consider that it might not have been.

I don't get this entire post, and I've read it 5 times.Talk about speaking from both sides of one's mouth !! "Perhaps its indicative.....perhaps its not". "Maybe it was an off day.....maybe it was not." Really took a stand here....no matter how Daaher runs in his next race you can say that you had it covered !!!!
And as far as the bolded sentence, didn't we find out how good Daaher is when faced with some pace pressure, today??????