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![]() Super Saver is 1 for 5 away from Churchill Downs, does this scare anyone?
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![]() Small sample, not as if he's been awful is his other performances.
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![]() I'm not saying he is not possible, he is the safest bet in the race; however both of his wins came at CD where he rode the rail with Borel aboard that it atleast makes me think it may be worth taking a shot at him considering he will be the favorite.
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![]() Now if LAL wins by daylite, does this put a kink in GoGo's armor as a Triple Crown big race rider?Do we see a pattern or has he just been finding the wrong horses?
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If I'm wrong I'll be the first to admit it but no,I don't see him winning tomorrow. That said, I know it's a lot easier to predict who will lose than who will win. I'm using Caracortado on top and Paddy, Aikenite and Jackson Bend in some order underneath. Maybe I'll use SS in a super. Good luck to all his fans and I wish him well of course, a safe trip home. I don't think he's the Triple Crown winner we'd all love to see... Maybe next year. |
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The pace is what I will be watching, if it is anything around 47 as opposed to 46 for the half I would expect it will favor the forwardly placed horses. If it is 46 a closer could possibly take it. Aikenite will be taken back for one run, if he gets 46 to run at he has a shot, obviously I am hoping for some heat up front. Goodluck with your picks! |
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Seems to me that it has favored the speed and pace ( 1,2,3,) positions. |
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![]() Afleet Alex was a closer? Bernardini? With all due respect, but really?
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![]() I was asking a ?, not claiming to be the expert. By the way how far back do you consider a horse to be a closer,,,,, say when the leaders get to the quarter pole?
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![]() Big Brown had one of the greatest closes in the history of the Preakness. That is if you consider the top of the stretch as closing territory.
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![]() In this case AA was a closer.
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![]() In addition closers have run well here that didn't win, Mine That Bird, Magic Wisener, Captain Bolgit ect...I'm sure I'm missing a few but it's not an impossible track to make up ground on. Obcourse it all depends if there is some pace to run at.
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![]() Its a fair track.
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![]() The chance that the opening half-mile in the Preakness is in :46 and change is almost non-existent. The pace is going to be very soft IMO and that's going to play into Super Saver's hands.
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