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![]() D Wayne did a rain dance
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Arrogate is the best horse since The Bid, and The Bid was better than Secretariat!!!! |
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![]() Strong mandate is most strong today
And bourbon courage needs more couraggio |
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![]() Tapiture has some agility. I like him.
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![]() What a cluster****
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![]() I agree...
I think he got a lot out of that race, and will move forward. |
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![]() I thought Strong Mandate ran ok. Hard to take a lot away from the shitshow bumping stretch run. He doesn't appear to have developed from age 2 however.
Really thought Hoppertunity deserved to come down. He shut off Tapiture a couple times and there's no question in my mind it cost Tapiture the win. If it wasn't Baffert, I feel like they would have placed him second.
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please use generalizations and non-truths when arguing your side, thank you |
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I was very high on him coming into the race, I expected a WOW performance 2nd off the BC Juvy run. |
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![]() Strong mandate has some stamina issues...i wouldn't say he is getting tangled up in wicked fractions or anything either...roc was able to hang around much better then sm yesterday...i would think about shipping somewhere or something...try something new cuz sm and oaklawn dont seem to be working
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![]() DWL's horses generally have to race themselves into shape, whether it's by design or not, so I wouldn't cross off Strong Mandate just yet.
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![]() http://www.horseracingnation.com/horse/Strong_Mandate
http://www.horseracingnation.com/horse/Dublin Time will tell. I get the impression that SM tires late, maybe more racing will strengthen him, maybe not. Sire , Tiznow says yes in theory , but i don't know, my impression is miler, one turn. ![]() Last edited by Kasept : 03-16-2014 at 10:52 AM. |
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![]() https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-rac...oughshod-rebel
"We based our decision on the fact that Ricardo Santana Jr. pushed his way out from behind (Strong Mandate) as the horses were straightening out in the stretch," Oaklawn steward Larry Snyder reported. "We felt Mike Smith was just holding his position. The rider of the 4 horse (Joel Rosario on Strong Mandate) never had to stop riding." |