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On the Serious Side I would Probably Retire him and Give him to the Ky Horse Park.
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5 magic beans.
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I realize he was beaten 22 lengths yesterday - but that was by far his best performance this year ... at least he did some real running through some point in a race for the first time this year. When I saw how close he was to that pace after 4 furlongs were run - I said "if he makes it across the wire at anything more than a walk it's a miracle"
I think it was easily his most encouraging performance this year. He's simply a one-dimensional deep closer who needs to be taken way back early on. If he couldn't run at all anymore - he wouldn't have been able to keep close contact with that rapid pace yesterday. |
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bring him home, introduce him to the boys and start teaching him a new job.
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6 magic beans and one set of Kentucky RocketShip Put-It-Together Yourself instructions.
That's probably as much as you will get for him. |
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What do you think... run him at Hawthorne or pass?
Would he have a shot? http://www.hawthorneracecourse.com/h...wthornegoldcup Noms... http://www.hawthorneracecourse.com/f...adeii-noms.pdf Others have wondered... The Hawthorne Gold Cup (gr. II) would be a good spot to let him go back to his normal running style and see if it can wake him up. No one wants to see a good horse, especially a Kentucky Derby winner, go out like this. ~ Steve Haskin http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-raci...ad-keeps-going Yes or no and why, or why not? |
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The police should adopt her breakdown interrogation method.
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