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Most trainers get in the hall of fame by winning 17% at major meets. Obviously, if you would have followed him over the last 3-4 years you would know that a lot of his wins have come from claiming horses with Ramsey. You see now that Mr. Ramsey is putting all his eggs in the Kitten Joy basket, the claims have been very few and Maker gets a barn full of home breds, that may or may not be able to run....instead of claiming a horse for a specific spot or condition. Hope this helps you understand the game a little better. ![]() |
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![]() Hey he got Dean's Kitten out of it!
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And I wasn't starting the thread to get Maker people fired up, I was actually curious what happened. So Maker has to change from a claiming trainer to primarily a turf trainer, should be interesting. Thanks for teaching me the game.....Sigh |
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Especially turf routes......Yes it is very interesting. |
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![]() He has been very quiet, and very cold, in NY this year. He won his first race since early December the other day, and second since Aqueduct opened in late October.
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Just more nebulous nonsense from BBB |
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![]() Claiming less and having horses in NJ surely cost the Ramseys the owner title. I would have thought that they would have pounded the entry box the last few days to win the title. Interesting
p.s. Maggie Moss ends up winning the owner title |