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Old 05-05-2009, 09:37 AM
Rudeboyelvis Rudeboyelvis is offline
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Originally Posted by Danzig
if anyone thinks the derby is a good indication of how these horses will do the rest of the year....let me bring up smarty jones' derby. a lot of people knocked the results, since only two horses ran a lick on that surface. this surface was in even worse shape.
you had one horse-ONE- who ran well. he inexplicably ran thirty-odd points better than his previous best, while everyone else was subpar. had that race been anything other than the derby, most of that field would have scratched. taking the results of that race as gospel would be a mistake imo. yes, horses can run well after maturing over the spring. but this particular win is more than that. the horse will have to win without the rest of the field clunking it up for me to think he's anything to watch for, bet on, next time out.

Look out for T Pletch to steal this training angle next year-


1. Drive his horses around Kentucky for 21 hours
2. Open the trailer gate
3. Watch 'em run out of their skin
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