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Just when you think this may become an INSTANT CLASSIC, censorship rears it's ugly head
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Call it the Riot Police.
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Tell us, Rollo, what do you think of Empire Way's Beyer?
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"Have the clean racing people run any ads explaining that giving a horse a Starbucks and a chocolate poppyseed muffin for breakfast would likely result in a ten year suspension for the trainer?" - Dr. Andrew Roberts |
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Read the thread. I didn't drop in here simply sporting a picture menu.
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I think the Beyer is suitable. Of course, everyone's opinion is welcomed here.
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Vic Stauffer is the only one who tried to bury the validity of the Beyer number. And Vic Stauffer is an honorable man.
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Here's a copy of what I posted....................................65 Beyer Wow. That's a shock. Visually it looked alot better than that. BTW kids don't be fooled by how the rider either drives or doesn't. I've learned over the years to TRUST THE NUMBER. I've seen a thousand races where the jock was motionless but the horse especially a young one was doing his best. The horses don't have the reasoning in their minds to gear it down. They just run. Rosario asked him to roll pretty good going to the quarter pole. From there in regardless of what he did I expect Empire Way was pretty much doing close to his best. The numbers tend to be the closest things to fact. Adjusting off those with something tough to quantify usually is not nearly as reliable. TRUST THE NUMBERS. Will be very interesting to see what Thoro-graph and Ragozin give him. |
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This can be like the DT version and we who witnessed it can recall it for future DT generations. |