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![]() Take a look at today's opening race at Suffolk...
This 5-year-old was the 8/5 morning line favorite... ![]() She won in the final time of 1:48.50 for the mile. A $12,000 claimer at Pocono Downs recently went a mile in 1:48.40 in a harness race. Here's a replay of today's opener at Suffolk...just watch the stretch run of this eyesore...I don't know who was more exhausted in the stretch, the #2 horse, or the jockey riding the #2 horse. http://www1.drf.com/displayVideo.do?...=D&country=USA |
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![]() I wouldn't be too pleased if you bet the 2 in that race.
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![]() Jean Claude Medina should send that replay to Bob Baffert and Todd Pletcher...and demand rides.
Even though he appeared to quit riding, the horse was flat-out stopping under him. It was a funny race. |
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You are being way too kind. That was an ugly stretch "duel" |
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![]() That was funny. I could picture some of the regulars at Kentucky Downs going nuts about the jockey "quit riding". To them, horses never get tired. It's always, ALWAYS the jocks fault.
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