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![]() Baffert whining like Coburn.
"Longshots are always the biggest danger to a horse like Game on Dude," Baffert said. "They always want to go after him. I hate to see that. I think he was gonna' win if they hadn't gone after him like that. It's frustrating to train a horse and get him ready for his biggest race and have a horse who has no shot to win take that chance away." http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-raci...#ixzz3BO7s1VPv |
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his complaints are silly. the horse may well have won had he been left alone-but it's not a valid complaint. what, they're supposed to just leave him alone and let him have his own way? ridiculous.
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Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren't very new at all. Abraham Lincoln |
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![]() This is mostly sour grapes on his part, but did the connections of the Argentinian horse really think they were going to stalk Game on Dude through insane fractions and be successful? Mystery Train was beaten by almost 50 lengths in the end.
This is one of the perils of having a one-dimensional horse, and in this case Baffert is pissed because someone essentially entered a rabbit. He can call Nick Zito and ask him how it feels to have a speed horse have to face two rabbits. |
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![]() No clue why Baffert is whining. They are racing for a $1 mil . After watching Mystery Train's races on You tube I knew there was no way Baffert was getting to slow it down or have an easy lead and figured he was a toss. Couldn't bet Shared Belief going 1 1/4 vs elders at those low odds so I hammered Toast of NY. Greedy me didn't even reverse the exacta and blew a great betting opportunity.
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Mystery Train wasn't 'going after' GoD. He was trying to win. Didn't obviously, but he's not nobody. A MG1W in Argentina isn't a bum. He ran 2000m in 1:58.31 which was a NTR there. And Shared Belief's the one who took the chance away. Deal with it, Bob. Nobody let you get away with being loose on the lead. Boo hoo. |
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![]() Coburn- fresh horses shouldn't be allowed in The Belmont
Baffert- fast horses shouldn't be allowed to race against my fast horse same BS to me, but yeah Coburn just wouldn't stop |
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One guy is a living legend. The other is some piece of trash who has one good horse and made a fool out of himself on national tv. |
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![]() The piece of trash might be a bit harsh, but I was watching some old WWF Rock promos on youtube......
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![]() Does bafferts stature make him any less of a baby in this circumstance?
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![]() I thought he was speaking the truth. An impossible horse went after him, like other people in this thread said the pace was very fast. I think GOD was primed for a big race yesterday, a bounce back effort and Bob knew it. He was upset, can you blame him??
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![]() Go back and look at previous races from the Argentinian horse. Always runs the same race fast up front. Baffert should have not been surprised.
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