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Here's an idea......drop it. It's a meaningless conversation even if you knew what you were talking about......and you don't. |
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![]() There's nothing to defend one way or another. It's an inane conversation. You're trying to split hairs on turf figs, which are essentially meaningless, and you have absolutely no understanding of them anyway.
We all know Lear's Princess is a nice horse who ran a solid race off the layoff. Whether she ran a 90, 95, or 100 you are still going to consider her a serious threat wherever she runs next. As for Dreaming of Anna, she's a nice horse, no worldbeater, but if she can set her own pace, against modest competition, she is usually dangerous. Would you feel differently about her if she ran a 98? |
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![]() I know they are basically meaningless and said as much..
I just thought 91 was weird looking. I agree 100% with your assessment of DoA and the other mare. both are very good at doing what they can do. |
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He was the 20/1 winner of the $20K MSW run two races after the Endeavour (also at 8.5f on the turf). His time was 1.5 seconds slower than Dreaming of Anna. |
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![]() This is where a BSF can be mis-leading. If you get a chance, check out the replay of Eight Belles in the Martha Washingtong at OP. One of the most impressive sweeps around the turn I've ever seen. Might have been a bad field, but her last victory at FG was just as impressive and she got a 100 BSF. I think she's better than the Baffert filly - Indian Blessing. Larry Jones looking good with his girls.
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