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He never should have left Ron Ellis barn in the first place. I am surprised he is still running and burning peoples money. Is he a gelding?
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The horse had a few OK races and is basically a laimo that has done enough.
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They should have sent him backin time to run on the synthetic at HOL.
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RIP Monroe. |
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Dirt wasn't the problem.
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It seemed to me that he didn't get good trips or have any race luck this year. Hope that Mr. Ellis can get him right.
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This is being really kind. He has not had much run at all this year.
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Dirt may not the "the" issue but his form was clearly far better on synthetic. Can't hurt to get him back on his preferred surface.
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![]() But really, up until his JCGC 5th in October, 2010 (top 3 finishers Haynesfield, Blame & Fly Down, pretty good company), he had finished in the money every time, so when I look at what has happened since then (4-0-2-0) I try to find a reason. Or perhaps an excuse. In June he gets headed by Friend Or Foe in the Easy Goer. So far so good. In August's Whitney he gets bumped at the start, goes 3 wide and so yes, gets beaten again by some pretty good company, never really recovering from the bad start. In September's Pot O'Luck he gets caught up in a speed duel, but still manages to finish second, but then in November he stumbles at the start and loses Dominguez. So I feel like he just needs some race luck, and maybe some careful race placement, to get back on track. |