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[hockey2315]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

By the way, if you are basing the Uncle Mo won't get 10f thought based on what those talking heads on ESPN said, disregard all of that nonsense.

I can launch into a fifteen page diatribe as to why and how they are wrong.

He's War Pass II . . . Brilliant as a juvenile and good as an early three-year-old, but I'll be surprised if he's a factor in May.

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by hockey2315

He's War Pass II . . . Brilliant as a juvenile and good as an early three-year-old, but I'll be surprised if he's a factor in May.

That is very possible, that he'll fall apart and be retired before the Derby.

Which has absolutely nothing to do with him being distance challenged or not.

If he's in this form come the TC, it's freakin over man. Game over!

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by hockey2315

He's War Pass II . . . Brilliant as a juvenile and good as an early three-year-old, but I'll be surprised if he's a factor in May.

I disagree......

[philcski]

Originally Posted by hockey2315

He's War Pass II . . . Brilliant as a juvenile and good as an early three-year-old, but I'll be surprised if he's a factor in May.

I liked War Pass a lot... but was certain he wouldn't stretch past 8.5. I think Uncle Mo will get the 9F-10F distances just fine. It's a matter whether he can continue to move forward over the next 6 months. On the Thorographs he will have run a 0, 0, and likely a -1 or better; that kind of start to a career often indicates a move back rather than forward. If he doesn't, they're all running for second in the Kentucky Derby.