Quality Road's schedule

[tector]

Originally Posted by RolloTomasi

Apparently, you also believe everything the Graded Stakes Committee tells you.

Can't wait for the Eclipse Awards.

That's when the real racing begins.

Does your brain have a short half-life or something? Every subsequent post is dumber than the previous one.

[RolloTomasi]

Originally Posted by tector

Does your brain have a short half-life or something? Every subsequent post is dumber than the previous one.

Good point. 5 or so more from me, and I should have sunk to your level.

[tector]

Tag-team morons on a horsey forum. Gee, I've never seen that before. How novel.

Oy.

[RolloTomasi]

Originally Posted by tector

Tag-team morons on a horsey forum. Gee, I've never seen that before. How novel.

Oy.

Yeah. Two people that don't buy into your BS. It must be a conspiracy.

Not sure why you're even posting right now seeing how the next significant (ie Grade 1) race isn't until the Kentucky Oaks.

Maybe you can go suck on a lollipop in the meantime...

[RolloTomasi]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

Munnings had been pointing to the Carter for a while, maybe Todd is trying to keep his big guns apart.... Munnings did disapoint, but he was the favorite going in. IMO the Carter would have made much more sense then either of the races Ateam mentioned.

I'd go along with that and the other poster who said that the horse (who clearly has issues) hadn't really had a break since last summer.

But to say that the Oaklawn is insignificant merely because its a Grade 2 is as preposterous as it gets. Pletcher won the race (while it was a Grade 2) with Lawyer Ron, who later went on a tear and ultimately won the Eclipse as champion handicap horse the same season.

Coincidentally, Pletcher had no problem running Lawyer Ron in the Met Mile in his next start following his Oaklawn win (IIRC he was 3rd to Corinthian).

[Thunder Gulch]

Originally Posted by RolloTomasi

I'd go along with that and the other poster who said that the horse (who clearly has issues) hadn't really had a break since last summer.

But to say that the Oaklawn is insignificant merely because its a Grade 2 is as preposterous as it gets. Pletcher won the race (while it was a Grade 2) with Lawyer Ron, who later went on a tear and ultimately won the Eclipse as champion handicap horse the same season.

Coincidentally, Pletcher had no problem running Lawyer Ron in the Met Mile in his next start following his Oaklawn win (IIRC he was 3rd to Corinthian).

Yes, but......Lawyer Ron was burned out by the end of his campaign. Pletcher will err on the side of caution in picking QR's spots to see if he can baby him along until November.

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by Thunder Gulch

Yes, but......Lawyer Ron was burned out by the end of his campaign. Pletcher will err on the side of caution in picking QR's spots to see if he can baby him along until November.

He was? Why, because he ran a dud in a total swamp at Monmouth? Before that, he ran:

3rd in Met Mile, beaten 1 1/2 by easy BC Dirt Mile winner
2nd in Salvator Mile, beaten neck by MTH lover
1st in Whitney, setting a track record
1st in Woodward
2nd in Jockey Club Gold Cup, beaten head by HOY

Clearly, the Oaklawn Handicap did him in.

[johnny pinwheel]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

Munnings had been pointing to the Carter for a while, maybe Todd is trying to keep his big guns apart.... Munnings did disapoint, but he was the favorite going in. IMO the Carter would have made much more sense then either of the races Ateam mentioned.

munnings is a big gun? i'm glad people keep thinking that. hes a paddling hanger against the big guns. keep betting him please!

[Smooth Operator]

One of those "big guns" that RA had to face last year. lol

[RolloTomasi]

Amazing how a lack of affinity for sloppy tracks suddenly turns an otherwise quick horse into a lowly goat.

Fitting that his breakout win last year was the Riva Ridge...