WED - Arlington (R5-R10 PK6 & PK5 Carryover)

[Scav]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

I'm on the fence with Hero's and Crooks, Bogey. I don't like the drop and change in surface, especially because he's a full to a recent Peter Pan winner. But, he still has a real good shot in there.

What do you normally do in situations like that? I guess with the main track being synth it sort of forces his hand about what kind of surface to run on, unless he ships, but the drop in for a tag bothers me. Sure, maybe it's where he belongs, but since he owns and bred I figured he might give him another shot before the drop.

I don't know if Oratory's Peter Pan win was anything special.

I am 2-6-7 in that race I think. Jock switch on the 9 is pretty massive also.

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by Scav

I don't know if Oratory's Peter Pan win was anything special.

It wasn't "special" because of who he beat, but he ran a huge race that day. You're missing my point though. The horse has made one not bad at all start and now he's in for 35 in a grass sprint.

I view that as a negative. He can still win, but I never like seeing that move and was interested in knowing how Bogey and other handicappers look at this.

[Scav]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

It wasn't "special" because of who he beat, but he ran a huge race that day. You're missing my point though. The horse has made one not bad at all start and now he's in for 35 in a grass sprint.

I view that as a negative. He can still win, but I never like seeing that move and was interested in knowing how Bogey and other handicappers look at this.

Roussell likes to scratch alot and he also likes to win, I agree about seeing it as a negative, but as you can see, the race isn't much. Plus, there isn't many 35k claims at Arlington, pretty rare.

[MaTH716]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

It wasn't "special" because of who he beat, but he ran a huge race that day. You're missing my point though. The horse has made one not bad at all start and now he's in for 35 in a grass sprint.

I view that as a negative. He can still win, but I never like seeing that move and was interested in knowing how Bogey and other handicappers look at this.

I agree Hoss. I thought he wan well first out in a race where the place horse won his next out (at the same level). Then the horse disappears of the grid for over two months and now shows four spaced out works for his second start on the drop. For me there are some definite red flags.

[The Bart]

Last 2 races look inviting.

10 DD 2/26
5 DD 26/26

20 WP on the 2 in both races.

[Bogey]

With the big scratch of my BEST BET #2 in Race 8 I'm now leaning on #7 Kuhlu in Race 9 as my singleton.

[viscount26]

Gus
Kuhlu is the 7. You put the 4 as you're single

[Bogey]

Originally Posted by viscount26

Gus
Kuhlu is the 7. You put the 4 as you're single

Thanks, Viscount - I corrected it.

[GPK]

Originally Posted by Scav

I don't know if Oratory's Peter Pan win was anything special.

I am 2-6-7 in that race I think. Jock switch on the 9 is pretty massive also.

Speaking of the jock switch on the 9, why does Graham jump off Hero's and Crooks and jump on Mawaaqef?

[Scav]

Originally Posted by GPK

Speaking of the jock switch on the 9, why does Graham jump off Hero's and Crooks and jump on Mawaaqef?

Look who he jumped off Albin for on Friday, impossible to guess on some of the moves these guys make.

[GPK]

Originally Posted by Scav

Look who he jumped off Albin for on Friday, impossible to guess on some of the moves these guys make.

Yeah, but he rides for Robertson quite a bit.