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This being said, Bailey, or any of the jocks I mentioned above aren't getting mounts because they are nice to the trainers or giving out reacharounds, they are getting mounts because of their skill and instincts. The riders I mentioned, I know that 9 times out of 10 I will get a good ride out of them, that is all I can ask for. |
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Close to putting Jara on this list also because his recent rides have just been awesome. Better stock comes more wins, and he will be rollin in his Benz soon enough.
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Well, the question was " overrated jockeys ". I think one of the biggest mistakes people make is overrating the importance of riders.
Honestly, more than half the time I have no idea who is riding a horse I bet on, and have to check my paper as the horses are going into the gate ( you know, so I know what name to scream in vain after I inevitably lose ). The only riders I will not bet in NY, unless the horses are huge prices in which case I will even bet that recent absurd addition the the NY jockey colony Joel Cruz, are Diane Nelson and her male counterpart Herb Castillo. Last edited by blackthroatedwind : 07-03-2006 at 10:28 PM. |
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By the way, love how you use " we ", as though you are somehow involved with a trainer that is hard pressed to acknowledge your existance. Or, perhaps I misunderstood, and " we " was actually you and the other chalk eating weasels at OTB paying the 5% surcharge. And, let me add, that once again if you could afford the $5 for a form you would realize it was Joel Cruz's first win in NY. Nice hit and run....your specialty. |
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