Top 4 2 year olds in your opinion

Originally Posted by eurobounce

1) Street Sense
2) Chase City
3) Circular Quay
4) Horse Greeley

where's Wonderful? I'm not sold on Sense, no matter how many lengths he won by~2 y/o champ, but no derby slam dunk, well it never is

Originally Posted by BellamyRd.

where's Wonderful? I'm not sold on Sense, no matter how many lengths he won by~2 y/o champ, but no derby slam dunk, well it never is

I agree. He definately does not have the running style to win the Derby. If he is that far back in the Derby there is no way he passes 18 or 19 horses. But he loves Churchill, should get better and if they can get more speed in him then he could be dangerous. I really really LOVE Chace City.

[SniperSB23]

1) Street Sense
2) Great Hunter
3) Green Vegas
4) Tiz Wonderful

Notional could move on there shortly but I can't put him on there off of one maiden race.

Originally Posted by SniperSB23

1) Street Sense
2) Great Hunter
3) Green Vegas
4) Tiz Wonderful

Notional could move on there shortly but I can't put him on there off of one maiden race.

Can you tell me a little about Green Vegas? I do not know much about him.

Originally Posted by eurobounce

Can you tell me a little about Green Vegas? I do not know much about him.

I can because I cover him frequently and have seen him race live....ahhh, he's nice, but is he nice against FL-breds.....we'll leave it at that

[SniperSB23]

Originally Posted by eurobounce

Can you tell me a little about Green Vegas? I do not know much about him.

Florida bred that is yet to step up and take on the big boys. I think he'll be a good one but he has a lot to prove although he's won twice over a mile already.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by eurobounce

I really really LOVE Chace City.

I believe that Chase City is finished.

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

I believe that Chase City is finished.

Where did you read that? I know they werent going to race him anymore as a 2 year old after his last race. Put I didnt know he was injured.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by eurobounce

Where did you read that? I know they werent going to race him anymore as a 2 year old after his last race. Put I didnt know he was injured.

Did not read it but it is true. Major problem. I'll see if it is ok to say without putting anyone in a bad spot.

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Did not read it but it is true. Major problem. I'll see if it is ok to say without putting anyone in a bad spot.

Thank you Cannon. Any info would be great. I have liked this horse all year.

[blackthroatedwind]

Originally Posted by eurobounce

Thank you Cannon. Any info would be great. I have liked this horse all year.

I feel like this was reported in DRF while we were still at Saratoga...if not shortly thereafter.

[ateamstupid]

1. Street Sense
2. Tiz Wonderful
3. Circular Quay
4. Nobiz Like Shobiz

I think those four could be shuffled any way.

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

1. Street Sense
2. Tiz Wonderful
3. Circular Quay
4. Nobiz Like Shobiz

I think those four could be shuffled any way.

What he said.

I agree with all mentioned. Here's a few more to keep in mind: Any Given Saturday, Dilemma(speed on the west coast), E Z Warrior, Ravel, and Sahara Heat. I also have several on my watch list that are working, but have yet to run. I also have several high priced colts with great pedigrees that have yet to work. These, I'm afraid are not going to get the much needed foundation, so will not be considered as Derby contenders by me.

[SCUDSBROTHER]

1)Tiz Wonderful
2)Any Given Saturday
3)Manny,Moe
4)n' Jack

[todko]

This crop doesn't have any real standouts. That's not saying it won't produce one by Derby -- only that right now it looks iffy. I think you can throw out the entire BC Juvy field. Nothing there.

[Rupert Pupkin]

Originally Posted by Cardus

No one mentioned Day Pass, an impressive Belmont Park debut winner about six or eight weeks ago. Blew the start, then blew by his field. He beat a well-bred stablemate by about two lengths, I think.

He has a sprinty pedigree, but a look at recent Derby winners suggest others with similar pedigrees might be Triple Crown factors.

Day Pass has run twice. After his impressive debut, he came back 4 weeks later and won a $100,000 stakes race very impressively.

[Rupert Pupkin]

Reddam recently turned down $5 million for Notional. I will give you all one guess as to who made the offer. I'll give you a hint. It starts with a "D".