8/15 (SAR): Sword Dancer Invitational S. (G1)

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by declansharbor

Couldnt agree more. His ride on Tahoe Warrior today was phenominal. Any other rider, and I chalk it up as a loss when he was dropping back and losing ground to the stalkers. Saved enough gas in the tank to re-rally for the win.

If people have an ROI on Garcia on the turf at the SPA meet I would say it would be in the 10 to 14 range.

[NTamm1215]

Garcia has gotten very, very good on the grass but Leparoux came back in the 9th with a pretty flawless ride of his own.

NT

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Originally Posted by randallscott35

If people have an ROI on Garcia on the turf at the SPA meet I would say it would be in the 10 to 14 range.

Dollars? That would be just about impossible.

He's now 36-9-2-3 on grass this meet - with a $3.32 ROI.

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

Dollars? That would be just about impossible.

He's now 36-9-2-3 on grass this meet - with a $3.32 ROI.

Thank you. 9 for 36 on the grass is awesome considering how full the fields are at Toga. I guess he's hit with lower priced horses than I thought. Still a terrific ROI.

[eajinabi]

Probably a better ROI is Linda Rice for Turf Sprints at SAR

[VOL JACK]

Ive really been watching Garcia closely on the turf this meet.
He almost always saves as much ground as possible. Then at the top of the stretch he get his horse in a position offf of the rail where he has options- Rail run, split horses, angle outside.

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by VOL JACK

Ive really been watching Garcia closely on the turf this meet.
He almost always saves as much ground as possible. Then at the top of the stretch he get his horse in a position offf of the rail where he has options- Rail run, split horses, angle outside.

Garcia is really good, but Ramon always seems to be in the right spot.

[Bobby Fischer]

Grand Couturier and Rising Moon

[lemoncrush]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

Garcia is really good, but Ramon always seems to be in the right spot.

I agree..as was the case last weekend with Gio Ponti. Sure, he had the best horse, but it was a perfectly timed move. I had to watch the replay to how he even got the lead, because it seemed to happen in an instant.

[SOREHOOF]

Originally Posted by VOL JACK

Ive really been watching Garcia closely on the turf this meet.
He almost always saves as much ground as possible. Then at the top of the stretch he get his horse in a position offf of the rail where he has options- Rail run, split horses, angle outside.

I meant to put this in my previous post.