12/27 (SA): San Gabriel H. (G2)

[Indian Charlie]

Perhaps Lava Man really isn't that far off from the horse he was in his glory years.

Perhaps that was a better field than he usually faced, and he was maybe a bit short.

Then again, maybe the blood found on both his hind legs after the race means something.

I don't think he ran as bad as most others seem to think, though that last 1/8th was weak.

I never really saw Lava Man as the type of horse who could come home as quickly as they did in the race today.

[chucklestheclown]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

Perhaps Lava Man really isn't that far off from the horse he was in his glory years.

Perhaps that was a better field than he usually faced, and he was maybe a bit short.

Then again, maybe the blood found on both his hind legs after the race means something.

I don't think he ran as bad as most others seem to think, though that last 1/8th was weak.

I never really saw Lava Man as the type of horse who could come home as quickly as they did in the race today.

Thank you Captain Obvious.

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by chucklestheclown

Thank you Captain Obvious.

Why the bolded "most" in my previous message? If you are agreeing with my assessment of his race, then clearly it's not obvious as most people think otherwise.


Otherwise, your post makes no sense to me at all.

[RockHardTen1985]

The 7 was tons the best....
He might do some big damage out there, who else is there?

[chucklestheclown]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

Why the bolded "most" in my previous message? If you are agreeing with my assessment of his race, then clearly it's not obvious as most people think otherwise.


Otherwise, your post makes no sense to me at all.

Sorry a reply took so long. I do agree with you and don't remember reading any other discussion about the race here so I don't know who the "most" was. They were wrong. Did O'Neill etal make up their minds yet where he'll be the next month or so?