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He galloped out 6 furlongs in 1:21.50, not 7 furlongs.
Exercise riders are normaly so enthusiastic and complimentary about the way their horses work. Michelle's comments are not a good sign at all. |
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www.Nybreds.com describes Nevin as being nonchalant so who knows. 2nd paragraph.
I don't know how he typically works but why burn him out before the Haskell ? He needs to peak then, not now. |
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No need to be alarmed about the time of the workout, it was supposed to be slow. Now if his next few works are not up to par, then i will be worried. You know im not comparing Big Brown and Curlin, but Asmussen always works Curlin real slow off a race, or when there is no race in the near future. i witnessed a couple 1/2's in 53 or so this year, and a real slow 5/8 also. But when Ass tightened the screws a bit, Curlin always responded. Lets wait and see if BB has the same response.
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I'm willing to give the horse some time, but something just does'nt seem right. Like you say.. Lets wait and see. |
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He's done.....
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"Change can be good, but constant change shows no direction" http://www.hickoryhillhoff.blogspot.com/ |
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