Perfect Trip Picture Thread

[fpsoxfan]

Good Stuff Drugs! Thanks for the info!

[justindew]

Very good stuff.

[Bigsmc]

Impressive Drugs. I'm sure a lot of work went into these.

[GBBob]

I'll admit it, I may understand more about racing than the many, but compared to most on here, I don't know crap so I try and read and learn and welcome anything that helps...and this does. I'm sure to some it's basic stuff, but I thought it was a cool post

[zippyneedsawin]

Thanks for the show & tell, DrugS... very cool.

[smuthg]

Originally Posted by justindew

Very good stuff.

DrugS, thanks... outstanding work!

[pgiaco]

Great stuff. Thank you.

[sumitas]

Thanks DrugS. A super presentation about pace in a race. You can see the toll headstrong horses can take on each other battling for the lead.

[Antitrust32]

how come i cant see drugS pics? I have my "show images" thingy checked!

I would very much like to see drugS fine work.

[cmorioles]

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

how come i cant see drugS pics? I have my "show images" thingy checked!

I would very much like to see drugS fine work.

Are you at work? He probably posted them on one of his porn sites and you are being filtered.

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

how come i cant see drugS pics? I have my "show images" thingy checked!

I would very much like to see drugS fine work.

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[CSC]

I would love to know what kind of program you need to do this type of illustration?

[RolloTomasi]

Dare And Go never won again - his 116 Beyer that day regressing to 105, and 92 in his next two starts.

I think you're being a little too dramatic in calling Dare And Go "wildly inferior", at least as far as Siphon and Dramatic Gold (who were also boxcar odds in that race) are concerned.

Dare And Go ventured to the post sporadically in the previous 18 months prior to the Pacific Classic. Having placed in three Grade 1's on turf (Secretariat, Hollywood Derby, Hollywood Turf Cup) at 3 after being imported from France, DAG was switched to the main track for the Strub series. He was a good 3rd in his dirt debut in a wet San Fernando, won by the versatile Grade 1 winner Wekiva Springs, jumping a piece of cellophane at the 1/16th pole (ironically dropped by jockey Chris Antley at the start of the race). Second was Dramatic Gold, coming off a placing in the BC Classic and soon to go down with a broken leg following the Strub. In 4th was comebacking Strodes Creek, 2nd in the previous year's Derby. Dare And Go won his next out the Strub, going 10f, over the same group, and followed up with a 3rd to Urgent Request and Best Pal in the Big Cap before going on the shelf with a hind end injury.

He returned the next winter at SA and was a modest 3rd to stablemate Soul of the Matter and Alphabet Soup in the San Antonio. He was scratched the morning of the Big Cap due to injury, but returned quickly to take a minor stakes. He ran without benefit of a prep in the Hollywood Gold Cup a few months later, and like everything else in there, was up-ended by a loose on the lead Siphon.

To be fair, his post-Pacific Classic win is not as cut-and-dry as you'd make it. He was banged around on the first turn in the Goodwood and still managed third. The trouble was significant enough to see the disqualification of actual first place finisher, and subsequent BC Classic winner, Alphabet Soup down to 3rd.

His final career start was the BC Classic, coupled with Atticus, that saw him finish midpack. He emerged from the race with a knee injury that led to his retirement. That race, and the Hollywood Gold Cup were 2 of only 3 races where Dare And Go finished worse than 3rd in a 22 race career.

[Hickory Hill Hoff]

Originally Posted by fpsoxfan

Good Stuff Drugs! Thanks for the info!

there you go again!

hey, tell me who said this quote;

"I have no idea. I think everything is fouled up. I think the whole world is fouled up."

here's a hint; he and our new governor have something in common.