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Big Brown Beyer for Preakness was a 100
Is this the slowest winning of a triple crown race since Jazil's big 95?
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Pretty Dam good for what was basically a workout. Next stop Belmont and the Triple Crown.
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Would you PLEASE stop acting like you know what you are talking about.
This horse is a freak. I can't wait to see him destroy your Casino Drive. Did you watch the race yesterday or did you have your head up your ass like you usually do. |
Why would anybody care about a BSF for yesterdays race? You had a record setting track, a moderate pace and a horse who basically was shut down with 1F to go? Did you think it would be a fast figure?
So it proved that there was nobody else in the race...thank you Capt Obvious. |
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Sox Quit trying to Reason with him He is obviously a follower of the BSF.
I know he is not slow you no he is not slow so let Beyer and HIm live in LaLa land for awhile. |
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Anyone that blindly bets figures will lose, period. Whether mine, Beyer, Thorograph, Sheets, whatever. But they are a pretty good starting point.
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In Beyer's column he merely said the horse hasn't beaten much yet. Hard to argue with that. --Dunbar |
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And Casino Drive won the Peter Pan, with a great trip, getting a 99 Beyer.
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They moved it up two points. Well, that certainly makes all the difference in the world. Out of curiousity, after Casino Drive tanks in the Belmont, will you be slinking out the back door or changing your name to Mien? |
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As for the beyer, they did move it up 2 points but they should have moved in up 7 points. There claim that the track got that much faster was nonsense. He did it in his second career start off a long layoff after quarantine. Only exceptional animals can do that. |
Carnac the Magnificent has spoken.
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Someone had to take the pressure off Harding and Cheswick. |
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Setting aside the general hilarity of your posts, you are making the usual mistake that internet buffoons make......using a Beyer figure as gospel when it suits your argument ( Big Brown is slow because he ran a 100 ) but then explaining why a Beyer figure is inaccurate when it doesn't suit your argument ( Casino Drive is better than Big Brown ). Of course, if you really wanted to understand figs and racing, instead of just screeching for attention, you could have brought up that while the 100 figure for Big Brown works well for Icabad Crane and his past, it comes up 7 to 15 points light for a number of other horses in the race. Now, I think the number works, as the track appeared consistent during the day, unlike the Belmont surface on Peter Pan day when any competent figure maker understands that there was a split variant. |
I think the three year old crop is the worse in years but continuing to put down BIG BROWN only diminishes CASINO DRIVE if he happens to beat him.
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Actually, I think BTH is the tatood lady I saw at the county fair last year. I mean really, it's one thing to have an opinion and quite another to claim to know about "mysterious injuries". How do you expect anyone to believe anything you say?
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It is funny how Robby Albarado also agrees with me. Albarado said. “Frankly, there were at least four 3-year-olds last year who were as good as Big Brown if not better. Street Sense, Hard Spun, Any Given Saturday and Curlin.” |
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As if that quote means anything. Kent D also said BB was the best horse he has ever been on. Now I am confused. Who do I believe? :confused: BTW Beyers aren't the only speed figures out there. Some of the others indicate that BB is quite a bit faster than last year's group. Either way...no point in arguing with you. Please continue to pimp out the Peter Pan winner. |
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I wouldn't be using this kind of argument to bolster any opinion. |
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OK we are going to play the name dropping game now I was never going to bring this up BTH opened the door. Scott Blasi has stated on the Backside of Churchill Downs that he did not now if Curlin Could beat big Brown and was not for sure if he wanted to run Against him |
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I will stick to links with actual quotes. http://therail.blogs.nytimes.com/200...8/great-horse/ You can say whatever you want. I can assure you Scott Blasi never said he wasn't sure if he wanted to run against him. If he said anything it would be we won't find out because Curlin is a tough horse that hung around and Big Brown will be retired before he faces Curlin. Thanks for playing though. |
I wonder if Kent Desormeaux offered after today's 3rd at Belmont whether or not he felt Big Brown could have won any race with the kind of ride he gave Alluring Tune.
Anyone catch that gem? |
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Bye.. |
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