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What was his "ignorant reason?"
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Something to the effect (don't remember the exact words) of Lukas admitting and saying that Mr. Z has little chance running with these horses but he may be able to compromise one of them. He may be getting senile?
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Because you should keep horses in barn or in hyperbaric chambers until they are busting out of their skin and only run them when the stars are aligned perfectly.
In case you forgot Travis DWL is an all time great trainer that was just lucky his whole career and really doesnt know horses well...LOL the insanity never stops |
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Jesus thanks you too!
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So on AP's lack of speed, I went back and found this, interesting . . .
Private clocker and bloodstock agent Gary Young told Churchill Downs' communications department he's been in those businesses 35 years, "and (American Pharoah) might be the best horse I've ever seen. He's simply like Michael Jordan and stays in the air like he did in his rookie year. He stays in the air longer than any horse and you get the feeling that there's not one gear left, but he may have two, three or four gears." Could be he just uses enough of that "speed" to win, ya think maybe? That said, he may need overdrive to win on June 6 . . . let's hope he has that gear left.
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Sorry, I just don't think the connections deserve it. I like to root for the type of trainers like Michael Matz, Bill Mott, Art Sherman, Richard Mandella, John Servis' of the industry.
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He's an egotistical ******* that puts his pride first, before the horse. I hope Zayats never send him another horse. Lukas is very shortsighted and plays the short game over the long game. |
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Doesn't sound like the definition of "Greatness" to me. Maybe he is just lucky or it's all about the assistants who have gone on to be "pretty good" trainers themselves.
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Every spring the same story plays out...
One group always wants the other group to crown [insert horse here] as a superstar while the other group wants the other group to not crown [insert horse here] as the superstar yet. A third group wants themselves to be crowned because they spotted [insert horse here] before anyone else did as the next superstar. But ultimately the economic engine in this sport - gambling - is best served by creating logical and thorough discussions about what produces the results in horse racing. Unfortunately, the groups above struggle to do this without insulting others or assuming the other group does not ultimately want the same thing. |
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It's not like he has too much longer to go.
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Smartest thing I've read in a while.
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Clearly you read wayyyy too much of your own material.
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