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Belmont Stakes Beyer Figure
107.
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Papi Chullo got a 109, looks like he's finally in the right hands after some pretty terrible handling... |
I heard it was 107 five minutes ago but whatever.
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Maybe there's a typo on the Beyer leaderboard, or they upped it a point today, who knows?
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I agree with your original post....it's basically an impossible number to do mathematically as the race was run exactly like a turf race. 106 or 107 seems fair.
Whatever the case, they are two terrific horses, and they put on a helluva show. Greatest game in the world. |
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The Belmont number is usually pretty irrelevant even with a normal pace.
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The Belmont number is hard to figure when you have a decent pace. It gets more difficult when you have such slow fractions. I thought the winner would get a 110 or so, but I didn't think the race would be contested so slowly. But like BTW said, great race by two very very good horses. It was a treat to watch. Just wish I could have been there.
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The Belmont figure is hard to calculate due to the lack of 12 furlong races run. Based on the figs these horses have run I think the projection was acccurate. It was a great race and was the only time I can recall having chills and goosebumps after a horse race. I'm glad I had seats near the finish line and was able to watch the race in person.
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