10/22-23 (KEE): Sycamore S. (G3); Pin Oak Valley View S. (G3)

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

Kiawah CAT sucks and is not one Im using... I will be using the Euro though...

Why? Because your man Leparoux is riding? What can you tell me about her form that you like?

NT

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

Why? Because your man Leparoux is riding? What can you tell me about her form that you like?

NT

What can you tell me to back up your statement about the horses shes facing? Come on man... For a turf race at this place there is a ton of speed/stalker types, I want no part of them. Im using the 1,4 as my mains and maybe the 8 as a crazy bomb, actually even my mains are bombs... So how can you knock me?

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

What can you tell me to back up your statement about the horses shes facing? Come on man... For a turf race at this place there is a ton of speed/stalker types, I want no part of them. Im using the 1,4 as my mains and maybe the 8 as a crazy bomb, actually even my mains are bombs... So how can you knock me?

First of all, Rex Regina's biggest win came in wire-to-wire fashion. Now, I can't blame you for thinking she'll be a late runner in here based on the difference in pace.

The tracks that she won at in France are horrible. Not even close to upper tier. Some of the horses she faced last time are decent, but she wasn't really close to them at all.

Her trainer has lost 16 times with Euro imports and 11 of them were 8-1 or less. Mousse Au Chocolat is a great example of one of his failures, along with Germance, Grand Couturier, Missvinski, Just Little, and a few more.

She's going to take money because of the "fresh face" angle and the Euro form mystery and in all likelihood will go off much lower than she should.

Now, I will grant that she has a much better chance than the Pletcher horse who last-moved a collapsing pace while running down a lifetime claimer in her last start at Monmouth.

NT

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

First of all, Rex Regina's biggest win came in wire-to-wire fashion. Now, I can't blame you for thinking she'll be a late runner in here based on the difference in pace.

The tracks that she won at in France are horrible. Not even close to upper tier. Some of the horses she faced last time are decent, but she wasn't really close to them at all.

Her trainer has lost 16 times with Euro imports and 11 of them were 8-1 or less. Mousse Au Chocolat is a great example of one of his failures, along with Germance, Grand Couturier, Missvinski, Just Little, and a few more.

She's going to take money because of the "fresh face" angle and the Euro form mystery and in all likelihood will go off much lower than she should.

Now, I will grant that she has a much better chance than the Pletcher horse who last-moved a collapsing pace while running down a lifetime claimer in her last start at Monmouth.

NT

Im using 2 horses as MAINS that will be no lower then 8-1 and could be up near 15-1. You can say what you want but Im fine with these 2 and maybe the Borel.