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09-30-2010, 08:01 AM
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And a few of them? Pass me the blunt, Travis. Barring injury, DQ, or Smith falling off - she'll win. There's a decent amount of pace in there. 
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09-30-2010, 08:33 AM
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- The jocks won't gun-it just for the sake of gunning-it on horses like Moon or Emmy. - In my opinion, Zenyatta is not quite as sharp as last year. Her kick doesn't seem quite as "deadly." - Switch's best races have come at Hollywood Park. She's not one-way speed, so she can rate. She beat Blind Luck (who in this race would be a legit second choice). - Rinterval doesn't have to be on the lead either, I think she was there recently by default. She only lost to Z by a neck. Perhaps she's on a more equal level closing versus holding on? Either that, or she sets it up for.. - Satan's Quick Chick, who has been fast enough to win here in the past, at least on pure figures, and is a grade two winner at Kee against 13 others. Toss a tricky trip in there, or other randomness, and I think it could happen. Is it likely? No... but not impossible.
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09-30-2010, 08:45 AM
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Switch got 10lbs from Blind Luck - and had big early separation - in a race where they went 25, 50, 1:14.40
With Switch, you're talking about a 3yo who's only giving 3lbs to Zenyatta at Z's home track. This isn't Del Mar... these races there are simply all about finishing and that filly simply can't finish with her.
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10-02-2010, 08:08 PM
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twirling candy...4-5......richards kid.....8-1.....makes perfect sense...lol....lol...lol
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10-02-2010, 08:43 PM
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