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From: Northof64
Aug-22
Just figured we needed to start a thread for the mid summer derby. Small but nice field. Looking it over before I commit.
From: bisket513
Aug-23
I got the race shape figured as National Treasure and Scotland on the lead, Forte on rail behind them and the rest of the field in a Congo line in the 2 path.
From: Northof64
Aug-23
My first thought is National Treasure wiring the field. Johnny V doing a repeat of the Preakness and stretching it another 1/16. Would love a speed dual and see where Disarm ends up.
From: Wintertrian
Aug-23
At SAR they always seem to be jockey races won by same jockeys with aggressive rides. They will have it "souped up" and fast of course. I prefer races at BEL on what I consider "true unadulterated dirt".
One thing for sure, they can't afford any injuries.
THe odds will probably look awful though?
From: Wintertrian
Aug-23
bisket513 said...
I got the race shape figured as National Treasure and Scotland on the lead
No offense, but every Talking Head on the internet has that part figured out.
What is interesting is when the horses DON'T run like a foregone conclusion. That is about the only thing that makes a race like this truly exciting. I love when that happens.
From: Wintertrian
Aug-23
Need one who can run like this one, if any of you remember KIRI'S CLOWN? This was a really neat horse!
Wired the field.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3UQLRDuj0c
- Edited August 23, 2023 2:13 pm by Wintertrian
From: DogsUpWired
Aug-23
Saturday 80% chance.
11AM to 5 PM. RAIN
THURSDAY FRIDAY Rain 60%
Wednesday Dirt was Firm and Fast labeled.. Not off turf.
Watching for calls and final times if Rain Thursday and Friday.
(d)
- Edited August 23, 2023 10:43 pm by DogsUpWired
From: DogsUpWired
Aug-23
Luis Saez sustained collar bone injury Wednesday, no surgery and sadly mount died of heart attack.
Off mounts now and Derby winner Mage in Travers.
Flavin Prat would be a good call. IMO he is tops at the 10 panepanels.iònote:
HOOFNOTE: Scotland went wire-to-wire in the nine-furlong Curlin Stakes at Saratoga on July 21, beating Blazing Sevens, BS was second behind National Treasure, beaten a head, in the Preakness, while beating Mage.
- Edited August 24, 2023 6:33 am by DogsUpWired
From: DogsUpWired
Aug-23
Blinkers On...Tapit Trice.
T -h - e connections will try anything to avoid facing the colt has filly fever.
More than ready for standing stallion.