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A real racehorse:
Gulch, by Mr. Prospector. At 2: Won the Hopeful, Futurity, Saratoga Special, Tremont, and 2nd in the Norfolk At 3: Won the Wood, Bay Shore (they were run on different days back then), Met Mile, was 2nd in the Woodward, Whitney, Jamaica (on turf), 3rd in the Belmont, Gotham, and 4th in the Travers, Marlboro Cup, and Preakness At 4: Won the BC Sprint, Met Mile, Carter, Potrero Grande, was 2nd in the Cal, Whitney, Vosburgh, Tom Fool, and 3rd in the Iselin and Oaklawn Handicaps
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Leroy Jolley trained him through his 3YO season and Lukas had him as a 4YO.
I saw a LOT of those races. He lost the Gotham in the mud to, I believe, Gone West and the Whitney to Java Gold. He lost the Whitney the following year to Personal Ensign. Of course, if Afleet had a competent rider, he would have beaten Gulch in both the Met Mile ( as 4YOs ) and the BC Sprint. |
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The only time I know I saw him live was the '88 Whitney, because Personal Ensign beat him.
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I'm pretty sure Chatain is being pointed there. . .
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I would also have to think that Diabolical is a likely candidate for this race.
As for 3YOs that ran well in the Met Mile, Housebuster was beaten a neck by eventual Horse of the Year Criminal Type in the 1990 Met, with Easy Goer third. |
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The race would be a dream setup for CQ and a much better option than the Belmont. Of the contenders mentioned, none entice me other than Silver Wagon who I love as a racehorse but question if he will have the same kick at 1M as 7F. Latent Heat possibley, but I am not on board for anyone out of Westchester. As a longshot perhaps Ramsgate if Frankel ships him as its possible he just did not like Keeneland Poly in Commonwealth even though he was 3 for 3 over Poly at Holywood
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I think that Pletcher said that Lawyer Ron was pointed to this race if I can remember correctly. High Limit is a very talented horse, and I heard that Frankel was going to run him on the east coast this year even though he had been working at Hollywood Park, but he's not showing any works since mid-March.
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a recap of Utopia's win
http://nyra.com/belmont/stories/Westchester.html |
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Utopia isnt much. Then again it doesnt take much to beat Sun King and Political Farce. This year's Met Mile is in trouble if Sun King is the most accomplished horse going.
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