Gulfstream tidbits

#1 03-19-2007, 07:47 AM

Yesterday Bravo had 2 live ones for Jersey connections, Orseno and Breen. Monmouth isn't far off, expect a few more.

Watch for the wind today, if it was anything like yesterday, the later races had some really fast horses pop a half mile and die on the turn, the wind was from the north into their faces .

Also, Keeneland opens April 6th, and with those giant purses expect few winners from Kentucky connections in s.Fl. and more from the Calder and Tampa crowd.IMHO.

Gotta get some java goin' ...........

VOL JACK · #2 03-19-2007, 07:51 AM

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Originally Posted by point given

Yesterday Bravo had 2 live ones for Jersey connections, Orseno and Breen. Monmouth isn't far off, expect a few more.

Watch for the wind today, if it was anything like yesterday, the later races had some really fast horses pop a half mile and die on the turn, the wind was from the north into their faces .

Also, Keeneland opens April 6th, and with those giant purses expect few winners from Kentucky connections in s.Fl. and more from the Calder and Tampa crowd.IMHO.

Gotta get some java goin' ...........

Are you saying expect a few more winners from Ky or "few" winners?

Grits · #3 03-19-2007, 08:15 AM

Thank you for posting these Steve. Hope you enjoyed your Tampa trip.

#4 03-19-2007, 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by VOL JACK

Are you saying expect a few more winners from Ky or "few" winners?

sorry if i confused you with that one. It is just my perception that KY connects will be shooting for larger purses. That said, horses that don't polytrack will be waiting for CD., so they may score before leaving fl. to run at CD. The purses are so much greater in KY that its crazy to waste bullets down here.