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Old 02-10-2013, 09:38 PM
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Flashy Gray (Flashy Bull) 95 Beyer in 3yo debut for Bill Mott & @westpointtbred Sunday @Gulfstreampark (7f OC/N1X).
She's now 2 for 3, with a head defeat, at 25:1, in her debut....when I bet her.

She'll probably win the KY Oaks.
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Old 02-10-2013, 09:44 PM
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i saw flashy gray win at CD on like a thurs and added her to my stble mail. i know her effort that day wasn't that great numbers wise but i was impressed and thought that she ran straight as string down the stretch told my boss who was with me this might be one to watch. i know that west point paid 775k for her so hope she makes some noise down the road.
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Old 02-11-2013, 05:38 AM
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GP Hurricane Bertie S (G3): Golden Mystery 96 (Awesome Again) M. Wolfson/L. Saez
GP OC/N1X (7f): Flashy Gray 95 (Flashy Bull) B. Mott/J. Rosario

SA Wishing Well S: Purim's Dancer -- (Purim) T. Proctor/G. Stevens

AQU Java Gold S: Rubysandpearls 86 (Pomeroy) D. Jacobson/C. DeCarlo

SUN Curribot S: Red Lead 88 (Red Bullet) C. Hartman/E. Gomez
SUN El Diario S: Sudden Ghost 75 (Ghostzapper) C. Telford/N. Summers

TAM Manatee S: Spectacular Sky 78 (Sky Mesa) M. Wolfson/D. Centeno
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Old 02-11-2013, 02:01 PM
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She's now 2 for 3, with a head defeat, at 25:1, in her debut....when I bet her.

She'll probably win the KY Oaks.
Not trying to be a smart @$$ but, I thought you didn't bet firsters?
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Old 02-11-2013, 02:20 PM
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Not trying to be a smart @$$ but, I thought you didn't bet firsters?
They seem to win pretty frequently at Keeneland and that horse, as I recall, had plenty of synth breeding on the dam side.
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Old 02-11-2013, 02:50 PM
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They seem to win pretty frequently at Keeneland and that horse, as I recall, had plenty of synth breeding on the dam side.
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10. FLASHY GRAY (Flashy Bull - Pleasure Cat) sold for $45,000 as a yearling and is by Grade 1 Stephen Foster Handicap winner Flashy Bull (5-19, 844K, 1-6 at two, 1-6 in main track sprints), a stallion that is 6-62 (10%) with juvenile debut runners (3-49, 6%, $0.86 ROI with all debut runners in 2012). The unraced dam has foaled five winners from seven runners (2-6 with 2yos, 4-7 with main track sprinters). The dam is a half-sister to multiple stakes-placed sprinter Doon's Pleasure (4-12, 66K, 2-6 in main track sprints). Cat's Career is 1-11 (9%, $0.38 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2012. Trainer Lon Wiggins is 1-6 (17%, $2.36 ROI) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners in synthetic maiden special weight sprints (0-2 at Keeneland). Wiggins is 1-7 (14%, $5.86 ROI) with all debut runners in 2012.
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I'm sorry, what does that mean? Without synthetic numbers, it's incomplete.
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I'm sorry, what the hell does that mean?
Illman spewing about 9 different stats that all have a very minimal sample size.
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Illman spewing about 9 different stats that all have a very minimal sample size.
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