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"I don't need nice horses at Philly, just ones with conditions."---Cannon Shell
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Kentucky Derby Winner-Preakness Finish
1997: Silver Charm- 1 1998: Real Quiet- 1 1999: Charismatic-1 2000: FuPeg-2 (Beaten by Red Bullet, DNR in Derby) 2001: Monarchos-6 (the only cluncker on the list, Point Given,#5 in Derby) 2002: War Emblem-1 2003: Funny Cide-1 2004: Smarty Jones-1 2005 Giacomo-3 2006: Barbaro- DNF (likely #1) 2007: Street Sense-2 (Curlin,#3 in Derby) 2008: Big Brown-1 Hell, he could finish way back, but how can you throw out MTB in tri boxes? |
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Hard to take Rachel Alexandra at the short price. She has the looks, and on paper should run circles around these. I won't put her on top; instead, I'll use 2 others with her.
I like Friesian Fire today. He did have an excuse last time (the hoof thing), and I like it that it's his 2nd start off that long layoff coming into the Derby. I just feel he is ripe for a big effort. Take The Points is really intriging to me. He has been training well and is returning to dirt. The two races out west were not that bad. He will be my long shot play. Probably box these 3 and be done with it. I won't get to see the race until late tonight. And if anyone at this reception I'm going to tells me who wins, I will punch them squarely in the face!!! Good luck to all today and enjoy the races!!
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Oh and I don't understand saying Barbaro would've won the Preakness had he not broken down. Bernardini was great that day. I think it's far from "likely" that Barbaro would've beaten him. |
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Yep, Charismatic was over 30-1 and War Emblem was over 20. Giacomo was 50-1 and thanks to my friend of 25+ years Steve Byk, I actually got to make money on that one.
And Barbaro may not have beaten Bernardini, very true. In fact, Steve helped out that year, too, as I had a play on Bernardini which made up for losing the tribox with Barbaro. |
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