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so then i'm taking it that Fearless won't be at churchill on the 25th, wearing a DT hat??
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YOU should RE-READ them again because it is obvious that YOU have missed the point. In fact, YOU should RE-READ Steve's posts as well. To his credit, he is intelligent enough to understand my point and replied accordingly. As for the rest of the respondents...the idiotic comments speak for themselves. |
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While the board owned filly was placed, on form, way over her head in the KEE race....she also had never run on turf, had a right to improve on turf from a pedigree standpoint, and the reality is that there are no N2L claiming races on turf that time of year...so, if you want to run her on the turf at that point, you have to do so in a very tough spot. After her defeat, she was wisely placed, and ran a nice race. As far as Teuflesberg goes, there are a lot of soft Grade 3-ish stake races for 3-year-olds, that carry VERY inflated purses---he'd be a lot better served in those races....than getting his butt kicked in Triple Crown series races. And I'm sure everyone but Fearless Leader knows this---though, he may know this as well. |
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You make a very good point about Tueflesberg. Instead of being an alsoran in Gr1 events, there are numerous softer good money spots restricted to 3yo's. |
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I suggest you RE-READ post #78. By the way, I don't have a problem with you personally, or professionally. |
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Fearless makes me look like an angel
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last I knew they were looking at the Woody Stephens on the Belmont S undercard for T'berg. I have no issue with where she runs him or how often. She owns him! She also rides him every day. Now, I do think that he's better off at G2/G3. In the long run most of the Derby horses in any given year prove to be far below G1.
Were he mine, I'd be looking at races like the "G2/3 Derbies" in W. Virginia, Penn., Ohio etc. Once the Derby prep season destroys a decent % of the crop, those races are often ripe for picking. As for his slow Blue Grass fractions, it seems that front runners who actually had "normal" early fractions held on BETTER. In fact horses that may be better than T'berg ran slower early and failed. Slowing the pace to (literally) trotting horse time, was not the way to win at KEE. He's by J'berg so who knows, maybe he can turf. If he likes grass, it may be good for him with his slow starts. Since they usually go slower early and he has rateable speed, he wont have to work as hard as he does on dirt to make the lead. |
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