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I think if all tracks were dirt this year they would have looked pretty much the same, though I guess Sweetnorthernsaint looked OK. Boy did he fall off.
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Not so much that they were low, but just on a different surface and probably produced more bogus contenders than ever before. If the preps had all been on dirt, the field would have looked much different with a lot more speed in my opinion.
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yes The NUMBER ONE DOOFUS horse of all time. This guy would find trouble in a match race with a late scratch -- his specialty was hitting the gate coming out; had that one down real well. |
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Phil's weekend figures [winner's pace in brackets] (Beyer equivalent in parentheses):
Westchester - Divine Park [103] 124.75 (114) Kentucky Derby - Big Brown [100] 120.1 (106) CD Handicap - Elite Squadron [113] 116.7 (101) Allowance - Biker Boy [99] 114.3 (97) Nassau - Zaftig [106] 113.2 (94) Humana Distaff - Intangaroo [101] 113.1 (94) Kentucky Oaks - Proud Spell [100] 113 (94) Louisville - Ginger Punch [91] 112.1 (93) La Troinenne - Game Face [97] 112 (93) Alysheba - Giant Gizmo [106] 111 (91) Kentucky BC - Run Away and Hide [101] 103 (78) Note that I think the numbers on the three races in the rain (Louisville, Alysheba, and Oaks) came up way too light, despite splitting them out. Think they should be probably 5 lengths faster, although the pace in the Louisville was very slow which affected the final time.
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