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I'm no fan of the way they campaign their horses but cutting Girolamo back is fine. He's pretty overrated when you get down to it, he got pummeled in stakes as a 2YO then came back last year with a jaw-dropping win over Burley's Gold and Kensei in the Jerome, big deal. NT |
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what would the darleys do with a real trainer like linda rice ..if she can make karakorum anything win ....
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Overrated based on what and compared to who? I disagree with you. He came back strong last year and was forced in the Classic. Now he comes back sprinting and now cuts back again. He is being handled the wrong way. |
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The other issue is all the other nags they have all pointing to the same races. For whatever reason, Vineyard Haven, the most likely candidate of theirs, is not pointing to the Vosburgh. Gayego, second in line, just broke a track record at a flat mile in a stakes after a few disappointing sprint efforts, so he's not going either. Regal Ransom, who probably should be sprinting (or trying to steal the JCGC on the front end), hasn't sprinted since his 2yo debut. Thus they really have no horse for the Vosburgh. So might as well throw Girolamo, who has never won around 2 turns, in there. By the way, I wonder if anyone ever gave the Phipps Stable any hell for cutting back Dancing Spree in races like the True North and Forego in '89, even though he won the 10f Suburban the same year. Of course, he ultimately won the BC Sprint, so if they did, they had to shut the fucl< up when it was all said and done. Cuz the BC has the final say in all of this. |
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Yeah, I know that - and I disagree with them. I also disagree on Girolamo, but that's fine. |