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![]() I was impressed with Old Fashioned. I just wish they'd keep him at a mile.
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![]() They can still go to the derby with old fashioned but have him be a deep closer than a front runner. His Arkansas derby was pretty good despite going 22 and change (uncontested) at first call but still had something left in him.
Long term I see him a miler , mile and one sixteeth type. |
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![]() If they do take Old Fashion to the Derby
he could help set up a meltdown. Good lord what was the horse doing? 22 something, 46... I guess Bailey is right about trying to hold him back. It does not work. |
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![]() All you need to know about the Arkansas Derby is that Summer Bird was closing on the top two at the end.
Old Fashioned's only chance in the Derby is to head to the front and hope that it is one of those War Emblem type of years when the jockeys on the frontburners are all thinking the other guy will set the pace. |
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as for summer bird-a late run in one race doesn't necessarily indicate he'll be there with just a bit more stretch to run. he could always come up just short.
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Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren't very new at all. Abraham Lincoln |
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