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But I see Legacy Thief in the same exact mold as recent fellow Lukas runners Schrimshaw, Flying First Class, and Going Wild. * Scrimschaw mopped up a super field including Ghostzapper on opening day at SA during the winter meet - he was a natural sprinter Lukas forced to route, could have been an elite sprinter - instead was ruined. * Going Wild - people forget he had strong figures sprinting - was stretched out in the paceless Sham Stakes and went wire-to-wire over a pro speed, rail favoring track - while eventual Ky Derby winner Giacomo was hung five wide on both turns. Could have been an elite sprinter - instead was ruined. * Flying First Class - facile 106 Beyer sprint win - big sprint pedigree - was instantly stretched out to two turns and beaten soundly while favored over Curlin. Instead of cutting back - Lukas kept pushing forward to try and make a Derby horse out of an elite sprint prospect. The closest thing he saw to a sprint was the Derby Trial - he was on a fast pace and won easily - and right back into the Preakness. Could have been an elite sprinter - instead was ruined. * Legacy Theif - on the same card as Dahher's Cigar mile - he carves identical fractions to those turned in by Grade 1 older males - stays on for a wire-to-wire win. In a stroke of impossible genius - Lukas correctly cuts him back, and he wins - and does with identical fractions and final time to a Grade 3 stake for older male sprinters. I get the feeling come June he will be another who could have been an elite sprinter - instead was ruined. |
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$50 Court Vision
$50 Blackberry Road |
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He paid $6.40, $4, and $3.40 http://tcm.bloodhorse.com/viewstory.asp?id=38046 |
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Nothing on that board looks interesting to me right now.
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The Futures are great, anything 100-1 or more is worth a shot. Still some horses with talent and pedigrees at 100-1.
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200/1 is just not quite tempting enough - at least when you're dealing with a still unraced 3yo maiden, who missed his most recent work, and has a highly speed oriented pedigree. There's really nothing out there that has me interested right now. |
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I'd put $50 on Cowboy Cal at 75-1 and $50 on Unbridled Vicar at 250-1
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Last edited by VOL JACK : 01-10-2008 at 06:28 PM. |
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I put $5 on Coal Play at 175-1 last Saturday..... just hope derby day comes up fast, as he sure didn't like the slop at GP and should be better at the longer distance.
Had to throw $5 on something and wouldn't even consider anything lower than 100-1 on them. The lower odds horses that were running as 2YO's in stakes will end up getting injured, as they've run to much too early. |
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I love the price, but would still love to see him run a "fast" race. He seems to be on the improve, no doubt, but he has yet to run a race that indicates that he's in the same league as any of the division leaders, and I feel like he's had a few good chances to do so. With THAT said, I suppose that's why you get 250-1 on him...and I liked his last race an awful lot. Now that you've got me thinking about it, maybe I'll put some money on that when I'm in Vegas in a few weeks. |
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Best horse you have never heard of Miner's Claim (150-1). But soon you all will know him.
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Court Vision is my Derby horse this year and I'm sticking to it.
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$20 win -
Etched / Golden Spikes / Macho Again / Monba / The Roundhouse *3,000*
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"Change can be good, but constant change shows no direction" http://www.hickoryhillhoff.blogspot.com/ |
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I'd take $20 on Indian Blessing at 10000000-1
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