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Question to all...I've been reading that Join The Dance will be entered to ensure a fast pace for Dunkirk. My question is will it matter... 24.40, :49.06 and 1:13.31 in the Bluegrass indicates to me he is not even fast enough to get near the lead. Unless Decarlo is sent out with instructions to be a sacrificial lamb, I don't see this horse impacting the dynamics of the race. Is he faster on dirt?
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He's not going to make them go 21 4/5's but he's not going to allow RR to sneak away and go 49 4/5's either. Add to this equation the two-furlong straight run to the turn, the 150k screaming fans and it makes it interesting. |
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Forgot my eye rolll...
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Isn't Join in the Dance a Pletcher horse like Dunkirk??? He gets out fast and Dunkirk is a CLOSER.
Honestly fits well. Join in the Dance gets out fast and Dunkirk picks up the pieces |
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a real speed horse like Z Day blew him away, he might be too cheap to set the pace if someone better actually wants to use horse to get it, but Join In the Dance has been consistent as far as being a fairly quick starter from the gate as opposed to the type who breaks habitually slow and has to be rushed up with urging. |
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