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he is slow, his times are slow just like everyone else. he was beat 3 times easily by war pass... you really dont make much sense |
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What distances did War Pass beat Pyro at? What kind of pace scenarios?
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whatever im not doing this. is pyro fast ? |
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I would love to see War Pass vs. Commentator at a mile. . . Commentator would probably spit the bit, though. . .
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"And if I may quote Bob Baffert, "Polytrack makes good horses look average, and average horses look good"."
Finishing tenth is not a race of an average horse. Even if he wasn't cranked up he surely should have been somewhere in the vicinity of the top three. Nazfger last year with STREET SENSE was believable that he wasn't cranked up and he managed a fourth place blanket finish. PYRO only blanketed the ambulance around the track.I expect more than that from a good horse. |
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![]() As JJP said, if he didn't handle the surface (and don't act like that's some wild supposition), what difference does it make if he ran sixth or tenth? He wasn't asked much by Bridgmo and once he saw that he couldn't place, he left him alone. The fact that the second and third choices ran ninth and eleventh gives even more cause to laugh off the race. |
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And how fast was Pyro supposed to run in the races he won? His final 1/4 in the Risen Star was under 23 seconds, which is unheard of on dirt. |