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When he was caught behind Lookin At Lucky early - it was over for him. I hope they cut Trappe Shot back to 7 furlongs for the King's Bishop where he would be very tough to beat... but they'll probably follow the money into the Travers. Omniscient (winner of Race #3) will get the exact same Beyer figure that Lookin At Lucky will unless the choose to split it. No way in hell it's a 115 |
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Some things I took from the Haskell today 1) Baffert has a clue in obviously instructing Garcia to get his ass off the rail. My friend told me today that the rail hasn't been the place to be 2) Bravo sacrificed his horse to try and make Lucky move early knowing he was getting a great trip, I think it cost his horse 2nd or 3rd 3) Does Baffert have horses at Saratoga this summer? If he does, I would really like him to ship Lucky to Toga instead of going all the way back to California |
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![]() Yes. Everything went just as I hoped it would in the Haskell...however, what I saw in the other two 3yo races was less than inspiring.
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![]() Baffert doesn't have stalls at Saratoga, but he often stables horses with John Terranova in New York.
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![]() They asked Peagram after the race what he thought whe they drew the rail yet again. He responded: "Good thing we have Martin Garcia". Didn't think about it at the time but clearly this is a dig against Gomez. Well done, Mike.
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![]() Yeah, but he's still not as good as Rosario according to IDS, even though this is 2010, I suppose this is his breakout year if he can prove this isn't a one year abberation.
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He couldn't lick Rosario's boots. Rosario's ride on Skipshot is the ride of the year. |
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![]() Short for I DrugS. You have to admit Garcia has improved this year, I don't know what Vic did with him, but he is not nearly the disaster he once was.
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Martin Garcia is currently 4-for-56 at Del Mar - winning at 7% with an ROI of $0.72 He was 8-for-123 - winning at 6% with an ROI of $1.03 at Del Mar last year. Some breakout year. The only thing that has changed is that the guy is entrenched in Baffert's barn and has picked up some caddy's from Mitchell and Sadler. |
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Haskell (2010) Lone Star Derby (2010) Palos Verdes Handicap (2010) Strub Stakes (2010) Southwest Stakes (2010) Acorn Stakes (2010) Hollywood Oaks (2010) Preakness Stakes (2010) |
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Baffert can get anyone he wants to ride for him. He uses Garcia because Garcia has become one of the best riders in the country. |
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![]() The guy keeps good horses out of trouble...period. If he would have lost either the Preakness or Haskell with his rides in those races, I can't imagine the sh!t he would get with those wide rides.
What is his record and ROI on the turf again, Drugs? |
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![]() I think he could get 10fs ... but I also think he's a lot better at 7fs at this stage of his development. MOTO take I would think.
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Thanks! I'll be waiting to hear from McLaughlin........I do think they'll go Travers. |