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Old 06-15-2008, 10:12 PM
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That damn Deep Impact was an impressive horse.

Can't believe he was beaten there.
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Old 06-15-2008, 10:14 PM
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chuck, dont you wake up early ? like 3-4 am ? i thought thats the schedule for most trainers.
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Old 06-15-2008, 10:18 PM
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Not Philly Park trainer Steve Krebs.

He once told a board back in the day: "I can stay on here and post for 23 straight hours everyday and I'll still win at over 20%. I'm THAT good."

Krebs was an old Scott Lake asst who felt the need to troll the AOL board trumpeting the greatness that is Scott Lake.

Perhaps the only horse trainer/horsey board troll I've ever seen - but that man was nails!
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Old 06-15-2008, 10:19 PM
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Not Philly Park trainer Steve Krebs.

He once told a board back in the day: "I can stay on here and post for 23 straight hours everyday and I'll still win at over 20%. I'm THAT good."

Krebs was an old Scott Lake asst who felt the need to troll the AOL board trumpeting the greatness that is Scott Lake.

Perhaps the only horse trainer/horsey board troll I've ever seen - but that man was nails!
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Old 06-15-2008, 10:25 PM
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Not Philly Park trainer Steve Krebs.

He once told a board back in the day: "I can stay on here and post for 23 straight hours everyday and I'll still win at over 20%. I'm THAT good."

Krebs was an old Scott Lake asst who felt the need to troll the AOL board trumpeting the greatness that is Scott Lake.

Perhaps the only horse trainer/horsey board troll I've ever seen - but that man was nails!
Haha, I remember Krebs. That ****er was insane.
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Old 06-15-2008, 10:39 PM
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THis was mentioned in the l'ville paper this am. I remember when Barbaro's owners said that after tc chase they were seriously considering doing this as Barclay Tagg said that BArbaro was the best grass horse he had ever seen. We all know what happened. I said that if an American horse that i think can win goes over for that ive GOT to be there for it. My ? is do we think that Curlin can go over the lawn? i know he is fast and tought as nails but i wonder if he has that acceleration that it takes to win the big races on the turf esp in an event like this. i seem to remember thinking that his lack of instant burst is what caust him in the Belmont as Rags quickened a lot faster then he did. Now he did get right there with her but i would have to see a grass race of his before shelling out what 3k? to go to Paris. Man would it not be fun to go over there and if he were to dominate Paris may never be the same b/c i would friggin go wild. I've been on here before not exactly with the curlin lovefest but the fact that they brought him back to run at 4 shows me something. In the article today the writer wrote that they are losing 15 million dollars this year by not having him at stud. Would love to see it happen.There going workout on the grass here at CD. Man i'd love to see that.
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Old 06-15-2008, 10:41 PM
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THis was mentioned in the l'ville paper this am. I remember when Barbaro's owners said that after tc chase they were seriously considering doing this as Barclay Tagg said that BArbaro was the best grass horse he had ever seen. We all know what happened. I said that if an American horse that i think can win goes over for that ive GOT to be there for it. My ? is do we think that Curlin can go over the lawn? i know he is fast and tought as nails but i wonder if he has that acceleration that it takes to win the big races on the turf esp in an event like this. i seem to remember thinking that his lack of instant burst is what caust him in the Belmont as Rags quickened a lot faster then he did. Now he did get right there with her but i would have to see a grass race of his before shelling out what 3k? to go to Paris. Man would it not be fun to go over there and if he were to dominate Paris may never be the same b/c i would friggin go wild. I've been on here before not exactly with the curlin lovefest but the fact that they brought him back to run at 4 shows me something. In the article today the writer wrote that they are losing 15 million dollars this year by not having him at stud. Would love to see it happen.There going workout on the grass here at CD. Man i'd love to see that.
I'll be there to watch him work. When I find out what day they are going I'll come back and post.
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Old 06-15-2008, 10:47 PM
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Scur, i would appreciate that a ton as my mom is a HUGE curlin fan. Let me know.
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Old 06-15-2008, 11:07 PM
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THis was mentioned in the l'ville paper this am. I remember when Barbaro's owners said that after tc chase they were seriously considering doing this as Barclay Tagg said that BArbaro was the best grass horse he had ever seen. We all know what happened. I said that if an American horse that i think can win goes over for that ive GOT to be there for it. My ? is do we think that Curlin can go over the lawn? i know he is fast and tought as nails but i wonder if he has that acceleration that it takes to win the big races on the turf esp in an event like this. i seem to remember thinking that his lack of instant burst is what caust him in the Belmont as Rags quickened a lot faster then he did. Now he did get right there with her but i would have to see a grass race of his before shelling out what 3k? to go to Paris. Man would it not be fun to go over there and if he were to dominate Paris may never be the same b/c i would friggin go wild. I've been on here before not exactly with the curlin lovefest but the fact that they brought him back to run at 4 shows me something. In the article today the writer wrote that they are losing 15 million dollars this year by not having him at stud. Would love to see it happen.There going workout on the grass here at CD. Man i'd love to see that.
the belmont was last year... this horse has moved forward tons since then...
IMO....if he goes, hes going to win, and would have a legit shot... a lot of ppl tonight think he would have no shot
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Old 06-15-2008, 11:14 PM
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THis was mentioned in the l'ville paper this am. I remember when Barbaro's owners said that after tc chase they were seriously considering doing this as Barclay Tagg said that BArbaro was the best grass horse he had ever seen. We all know what happened. I said that if an American horse that i think can win goes over for that ive GOT to be there for it. My ? is do we think that Curlin can go over the lawn? i know he is fast and tought as nails but i wonder if he has that acceleration that it takes to win the big races on the turf esp in an event like this. i seem to remember thinking that his lack of instant burst is what caust him in the Belmont as Rags quickened a lot faster then he did. Now he did get right there with her but i would have to see a grass race of his before shelling out what 3k? to go to Paris. Man would it not be fun to go over there and if he were to dominate Paris may never be the same b/c i would friggin go wild. I've been on here before not exactly with the curlin lovefest but the fact that they brought him back to run at 4 shows me something. In the article today the writer wrote that they are losing 15 million dollars this year by not having him at stud. Would love to see it happen.There going workout on the grass here at CD. Man i'd love to see that.
A work or even a race over the turf in the US wont be anything like the course he will run over in france. i know they have to try to prepare him the best they can but until he runs over there it will be a question mark. The fact that he is a big, heavy horse will not work in his favor when running on a water logged course.
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Old 06-16-2008, 07:11 AM
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So true... racing over there is a whole different ballgame. Usually a heavy soft going and deep. It will be interesting to see how things develop in the next few months in the Curlin camp.
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Old 06-16-2008, 07:41 AM
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A work or even a race over the turf in the US wont be anything like the course he will run over in france. i know they have to try to prepare him the best they can but until he runs over there it will be a question mark. The fact that he is a big, heavy horse will not work in his favor when running on a water logged course.
he would be embarrassed if they take him over there. with his size running on that course with the elevation changes, giving away experience against the best in Europe? please.

and all this talk of running in the Arc is because they don't want to run on the synthetic at SA?
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Old 06-15-2008, 10:19 PM
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chuck, dont you wake up early ? like 3-4 am ? i thought thats the schedule for most trainers.
What do you think I need beauty sleep?
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Old 06-15-2008, 10:20 PM
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What do you think I need beauty sleep?
i am just concerned, you need to get a good nights rest.
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Old 06-15-2008, 10:21 PM
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i am just concerned, you need to get a good nights rest.

yeah Chuckles...go to bed
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Old 06-15-2008, 10:22 PM
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What do you think I need beauty sleep?
If that will work then try it...
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Old 06-15-2008, 10:24 PM
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What do you think I need beauty sleep?
Chuck.. Did you ever have horses out at Santa Anita?
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Old 06-15-2008, 11:10 PM
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Chuck.. Did you ever have horses out at Santa Anita?
No. i have run at Hollywood and Del mar but never santa anita
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Old 06-16-2008, 07:13 AM
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No. i have run at Hollywood and Del mar but never santa anita
Was it during the early 90's? Reason I ask is I know someone that may have galloped horses for you back then. A French guy named "Frenchy" (go figure..) Ring a bell?
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Old 06-16-2008, 09:36 AM
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Was it during the early 90's? Reason I ask is I know someone that may have galloped horses for you back then. A French guy named "Frenchy" (go figure..) Ring a bell?
Not the early 90's.
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