Scat Daddy...

[kentuckyrosesinmay]

Originally Posted by PPerfectfan

How do we know he was working in bar shoes before, I personally think he said that to try and make it not seem so bad. I think someone would have noticed it, or said something.

I did notice it, but didn't post it here. Someone I know pointed it out to me. I did post it in my myspace blog called Derby Selections 3 days before the Derby.

Pletcher usually denies that there is a problem with one of his horses when there is one, tries to spin it so it doesn't sound like a big deal, or just doesn't mention that there is a problem at all when one exists with one of them. He covers his butt, and I can't blame him for it.

Other examples of Todd Pletcher's denials/cover-ups/or fail to mentions: Flower Alley, Any Given Saturday, Bluegrass Cat, etc...

I think quite a few horses are a lot more talented than they showed in the Derby. Scat Daddy is one of them, but I still don't think that he would have hit the board even if he was allowed to run his best race without the traffic problems.

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by kentuckyrosesinmay

I did notice it, but didn't post it here. Someone I know pointed it out to me. I did post it in my myspace blog called Derby Selections 3 days before the Derby.

Pletcher usually denies that there is a problem with one of his horses when there is one, tries to spin it so it doesn't sound like a big deal, or just doesn't mention that there is a problem at all when one exists with one of them. He covers his butt, and I can't blame him for it.

Other examples of Todd Pletcher's denials/cover-ups/or fail to mentions: Flower Alley, Any Given Saturday, Bluegrass Cat, etc...

I think quite a few horses are a lot more talented than they showed in the Derby. Scat Daddy is one of them, but I still don't think that he would have hit the board even if he was allowed to run his best race without the traffic problems.

Well good for you. So you just KNEW that he was training in bar shoes for 10 months? Posting it in your myspace blog 3 days before the Derby does nothing for anyone here. Everyone here KNEW before that. The colt has a quarter crack and that's why he trains in bar shoes. Did you know that?

[blackthroatedwind]

Originally Posted by kentuckyrosesinmay

I did notice it, but didn't post it here. Someone I know pointed it out to me.

Pletcher usually denies that there is a problem with one of his horses when there is one, tries to spin it so it doesn't sound like a big deal, or just doesn't mention that there is a problem at all when one exists with one of them. He covers his butt, and I can't blame him for it.

Other examples of Todd Pletcher's denials/cover-ups/or fail to mentions: Flower Alley, Any Given Saturday, Bluegrass Cat, etc...

The first paragraph is great....which is it? Did you notice it or did someone else point it out to you?

Please, feel free to further what you are referencing concerning the three mentioned horses. And, furthermore, is Pletcher the only trainer that apparently " covers his butt? "

[blackthroatedwind]

Here's one prediction, however, you did post here.

Originally Posted by kentuckyrosesinmay

I will be very surprised in Street Sense is even in the starting gate.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by kentuckyrosesinmay

Other examples of Todd Pletcher's denials/cover-ups/or fail to mentions: Flower Alley, Any Given Saturday, Bluegrass Cat, etc...

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Not defending Pletcher, but what specifically are you referring to? The assumption that Scat Daddy's poor performance is related to a foot problem that he has been covering up? There's no basis or fact to support this.

I don't recall the Flower Alley scandal, I remember that Bluegrass Cat threw a shoe in the Tampa Derby, but still ran a game 2nd in the Derby that year.

What was he covereing up about AGS? We saw what he had againd SS again in the Tampa derby, as well as his performance when he bearly got around a field on also-rans in the Sam F. Davis...of course anyone critical of that performance was lambasted for expecting too much from a 3yo in Feburary.

I, like some others thought Scat Daddy had the best chance of the 5 he brought. Was disappointed with the finish...But the hue and cry that will insue if the horse is hurt from running on bad feet after a shoe change will not taken lightly....They are lined up out the isles to throw this guy under a bus at any chance

Originally Posted by kentuckyrosesinmay

I did notice it, but didn't post it here. Someone I know pointed it out to me. I did post it in my myspace blog called Derby Selections 3 days before the Derby.

I posted the same thing on my livejournal blog.

www.livejournal.com/whogivesaratsarse

[The Indomitable DrugS]

I dropped the name Gordon Bitner Hinckley in a post today....

That alone ought to get me enshrined in the Derby Trail hall of fame.

[blackthroatedwind]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

I dropped the name Gordon Bitner Hinckley in a post today....

That alone ought to get me enshrined in the Derby Trail hall of fame.

Winner of the most pathetic post of the day.....and judging from the material in this thread alone that was no easy task.

[XIIPointStables]

Originally Posted by kentuckyrosesinmay

I did notice it, but didn't post it here. Someone I know pointed it out to me. I did post it in my myspace blog called Derby Selections 3 days before the Derby.

Pletcher usually denies that there is a problem with one of his horses when there is one, tries to spin it so it doesn't sound like a big deal, or just doesn't mention that there is a problem at all when one exists with one of them. He covers his butt, and I can't blame him for it.

Other examples of Todd Pletcher's denials/cover-ups/or fail to mentions: Flower Alley, Any Given Saturday, Bluegrass Cat, etc...

I think quite a few horses are a lot more talented than they showed in the Derby. Scat Daddy is one of them, but I still don't think that he would have hit the board even if he was allowed to run his best race without the traffic problems.

What did I miss about AGS? Is he hurt now? What did Pletcher hide?