sun king ,,, can we let it go

[miraja2]

All of his graded stakes wins have come at distances between 7f and 9f. I think he is still capable of winning a few more graded stakes races at those distances if he is spotted correctly.
He didn't run THAT terribly today. At least he beat the horses he was supposed to beat and picked up a check.

[SniperSB23]

I would hope after today we will see him in the BC Mile and 70 yards where he should have a good chance.

[SuffolkGirl]

I've always liked Sun King, not to win but to figure into exotics. I would love to see him win a big race. Zito doesn't shy away from putting him in with some tough company.

[whodey17]

Come on, Nick Zito is the best trainer in the past 25 years. I am sure he knows what is best for Sun King. His win % over the past two years cleary shows that Zito is on top of his game and that he knows what is best for all of his horses.

[whodey17]

Exposed--how so?

And I will was giving Nick his props for a great training job the past two years.

[whodey17]

Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

Exposed as being a jealous guy. Exposed that you came back on here after banned with a new name and pretended you weren't the same guy. And exposed for making up bets. Do I need to mention more?

Umm I am not jealous, I created whodey when eurobounce was banned. the host of this site even sent me an apology stating that he didnt mean to ban me for life but for only 2 weeks; to which i said no problem. and I have never made a fake bet in my life. Mde plenty of losing bets. In fact, I have to have the board lead in making losing bets. If you can prove I did make fake bets, then please show me.

[pointman]

seems to me that Sun King is a dead closer that needs speed to fall apart ahead of him at this level. To me, he was a throwout yesterday since the race did not look to shape that way.

[ShadowRoll]

Originally Posted by miraja2

All of his graded stakes wins have come at distances between 7f and 9f. I think he is still capable of winning a few more graded stakes races at those distances if he is spotted correctly.
He didn't run THAT terribly today. At least he beat the horses he was supposed to beat and picked up a check.

Since we apparently can't let it go, let me make one final comment about Sun King. Miraja's post is dead on. Two races that come to mind are the 2005 PA Derby and the 2005 Leonard Richards (now Barabaro) Stakes, both of which I'm happy I got to see. Very smart placement, very lucrative placement.