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i agree 100 oracle. bob and johns only hope was to get the lead and try to steal it. that horse had no business being in the race anyway. everyone knows he couldnt go the distance. the fractions were modest and gomez did what he had to do. |
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Baffert and Gomez were dufuses on Saturday. I was mad watching the entire race. WHY go back to a front running style when he had been doing something different in his last races? I was fuming mad the entire friggen race. I am mad at them still. They can go fly a kite for all I care. Maybe I will forgive them later, but right now, they are on my caca list.
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you don't steal the belmont, its too long.
this was a stupid thing to do, by a jocket who , since going to NY isn't thinking right. Jeez, i wonder why ?? is there something he is drinking that may be causing his thinking, since he got to Ny ,to be off a bit, or smoking, or snorting ?? the only other horse that i think could have won this was bLUcat, had he DRAFTED jazil around the turn instead of bringing it to him in a head to head five furlongs out, he could have drafted him for 4f , poped out at the quarter pole and motored by, but no, he couldn't let jazil by and draft him for 4f and then go head to head, he had to engage and not just let him go by and draft, in the turn. johnny V, you idiot . don't these jockeys understand the physics of racing ?? |
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Now wait a minute, I will absolutely rant when he screws up but I think you guys are confusing horses who wernt good enough to win with bad rides. Obviously he and Baffert looked at the way the track was playing and had discussed strategy. And you can steal the Belmont, just ask Pat Day and Commendable. I think they decided if they outbroke High Finance that the jock would take back because they wouldnt gun for fear that he couldnt go that far. Quite frankly I think it was a masterful plan. The horse just didn't have it, thats all. Two races earlier in the day went 1:08 and the &f race went in 1:21:1. That track was defnitely hopped up and going 1:12 in the Belmont on the lead on atrack that fast is not speeding. He gave his mount every chance to win, and its not like he got nailed on the line, he stopped on the turn. I'm not a member of his fan club but I'm not irrational either. The guy gave his horse a good shot, and the horse just didn't cooperate. |
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It didn't cost B&J the race, just don't think he should have went to the front. I think he would have lasted a bit longer if he hadn't gone to the front not that he would have won it. That is my opinion.
Baffert and Gomez are on the caca list until they do something nice for me. No changing my mind. ![]()
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he ran the exact same rce he ran in the wood, exactly the same,
and he came to stop two steps beyond 9f, just like the wood. jazil also ran the exact same race he ran in the wood, exactly, and he started to run 10 yards before the 9f marker and continued on to 12f. they both ran the same races they ran in the wood, and i should have ssen that they would. i am beginning to think that horses run 1 way and only 1 way. they don't know how far the finish is when they start, they don't know if its 9, 10 or 12 f long. they run their race. and in this set up the 12f was good for jazil and 9f is good for banjo. they only run 1 way, THIER race, their style, their length. it doesn't change. they do noy have the capacity to know the length of the race, they run each one identically. and not just these two horse. every horse has his own style, and that style doesn't change from race to race, and if it fits with the races length that day, they win. |