How come no one's making a big deal about this?

pmayjr · #1 09-30-2006, 05:33 PM

Nostradamus-
I just love the pace scenario that's he's gonna get. The Mile will go in fast fractions, and there will be horses waiting to punce, including this one. This one will probably offer the most value. So I'm lovin him. The Mile can be such a wide open affair anyway...

Nostradamus · #2 09-30-2006, 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by pmayjr

Nostradamus-
I just love the pace scenario that's he's gonna get. The Mile will go in fast fractions, and there will be horses waiting to punce, including this one. This one will probably offer the most value. So I'm lovin him. The Mile can be such a wide open affair anyway...

I think he could win, but the people that own and train him don't consider him the caliber of the top horses in the world.

pmayjr · #3 09-30-2006, 05:39 PM

Yeah... I thought this race was a litmus test for a lot of the horses in the Kelso... to see if they belonged in the Mile. I think he should run, because what other big $$$ races are comin up at a mile in the next few months? If he's supplimented, they got nothin to lose by running him. Especially with his closing kick.

Nostradamus · #4 09-30-2006, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

How do you know? Did they tell you?

The said it publicly. The horse never won a stakes while campaigning in Europe and the UAE. NEVER.

HE IS NOT GOING TO RUN IN THE MILE ANYWAY.

pmayjr · #5 09-30-2006, 05:44 PM

If he's supplimented, he'll run. If not- then you're probably right. Wasn't it 2 years ago- Yeah I think the '04 Kelso where Millenium Dragon and Mr. O'Brien finished 1-2, and both weren't supplimented, and both didn't go to the Mile?