What if???

[justindew]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

He won at better than 50% with first-time-starters over a 3 years stretch from '98 through '00 (15-for-29) ... many of his debut winners paid generous mutuals .. and several of them won their debuts with triple digit Beyer figures. More than one of his took their debut with a 110 Beyer.

David Copperfield was 7/2 and outgamed future KY Derby winner Fusaichi Pegasus in his debut winning with a mid 90's Beyer. What was he ... like only the 12th most impressive of his 29 debut runners over that span?

Seriously? Multiple 110 Beyer debuts? Who?

...and....

Are you sure that was David Copperfields debut?

Not arguing. Just asking.

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by justindew

Seriously? Multiple 110 Beyer debuts? Who?

...and....

Are you sure that was David Copperfields debut?

Not arguing. Just asking.

Please dont question Doug, he is beyond that. Come see me and if I find it legit, I will go to him with the problem.

[VOL JACK]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

Please dont question Doug, he is beyond that. Come see me and if I find it legit, I will go to him with the problem.

Can I use this as a sig?

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by VOL JACK

Can I use this as a sig?

Yes.

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Originally Posted by justindew

Seriously? Multiple 110 Beyer debuts? Who?

...and....

Are you sure that was David Copperfields debut?

Not arguing. Just asking.

Yeah. Hook And Ladder won his debut at 7/2 with a 110 Beyer for him.

The giant filly Manistique won her debut by 11 lengths at 6/1 odds with a 110.


http://www.hopewellfarm.com/news.shtml

DAVID COPPERFIELD began his career in flamboyant style. He defeated $4 million yearling and future Kentucky Derby winner Fusaichi Pegasus at Hollywood Park in his initial start. He moved through his conditions quickly, placing in the $250,000 California Derby in his first stakes try and taking the Cinema H.-G3 in his next start. Initially racing for 505 Farms, he was temporarily taken out of training to sell in Marshall Naify’s estate dispersal sale as a 3-year-old, where he realized a phenomenal $2.6 million. He continued his career for The Thoroughbred Corp. and won or placed in a total of eight stakes, six of which were graded, including the Hollywood Derby-G1, Oak Tree Derby-G2, San Gabriel-G2, and Bay Meadows Breeders’ Cup-G3.