Hosted by Cindy Dulay (CindyDulay)
This is a place for friendly and civil discussion of horse racing of all types including handicapping.
Latest 4:27 PM by cubs.fan
Latest 9/22/20 by DogsUp
Latest 2:17 PM by ChiefsCrown
Latest 12:52 PM by Oldbettowin
Latest Apr-15 by SameSteve G
Latest Apr-15 by Wintertrian
Latest Apr-15 by Wintertrian
Latest Apr-15 by TexSquared
Latest Apr-15 by RAESFAN
Latest Apr-15 by Wintertrian
Latest Apr-13 by SameSteve G
Latest Apr-11 by DogsUp
Latest Apr-10 by RAESFAN
Latest Apr-10 by horseman1985
Latest Apr-10 by SameSteve G
Latest Apr-8 by Oldbettowin
Latest Apr-8 by Wintertrian
Latest Apr-7 by princeofdoc
Latest Apr-6 by SameSteve G
Latest Apr-5 by Wintertrian
Latest Apr-5 by TexSquared
Latest Apr-5 by TexSquared
Latest Apr-4 by horseman1985
Latest Apr-3 by princeofdoc
Latest Apr-2 by PISTOL9
Latest Mar-31 by ChiefsCrown
Latest Mar-29 by smartyslew
Latest Mar-29 by smartyslew
Latest Mar-28 by RAESFAN
Latest Mar-28 by RAESFAN
Latest Mar-27 by TexSquared
Latest Mar-25 by Wintertrian
Latest Mar-22 by princeofdoc
Latest Mar-22 by smartyslew
Latest Mar-20 by horseman1985
3/2/20
I don't know. Preparing for a race like the Derby is different from other races. The race is usually roughly run. Horses generally come out of the race banged up. That's a tall order for a horse with three races in his career; only one since getting hurt. I'm not as concerned about his performance as his health.
3/2/20
If a horse does fracture something, connections would settle for a chip fracture. Results for chip removal are very good to excellent in most cases. And with the continued development of surgical techniques, such as "standing!" chip removals and the use of progressively smaller endoscopic cameras, these optimistic outcomes might become even more successful and complication-free.
3/2/20
Memo to Diary.
Any colt that ran in Fountain of Youth and predictably if in Derby; no hit the boardski.
Winner also did not have a jock who rode him prior up in irons as his potential Derby colt
3/3/20
Memo to Diary.
Fountain of Youth.
Dennis is no menace.
Ete Indy can't bat 500. Will not hit the board if in Kty Derby. Prior 4 races ehh?
3/3/20
Ete Indian started on the turf, and after not doing well in a turf stakes at Keenland, switched to the dirt and became a different horse. He lost to Tiz The Law, a lot of people's favorite for the Derby, by just a couple lengths. His win in the FOY elevates the Holy Bull winner, more than anything in my eyes. I wouldn't count him out just yet. To win from the outside post at Gulfstream around two turns, is not an easy task. The fractions weren't slow, yet he finished strongly, expanding his lead. One might say he didn't beat anyone since Dennis' Moment isn't what he was, but at this point, I see it as a solid win.
3/4/20
Regarding my comment that FOY field doesn't look more than ready to hit any 3 spots in KY Derby awards. Ete Indien's sire (Summer Front) was a Delta horse I kept an eye on. Successful turf horse. Got mile. Beyond a mile and Grade races.. Other turfers caught him. Smarty followed this horse with me here and his observations as to the above were mentioned as well
3/5/20
I'll have to check Azul out..With Bold Ruckus in his pedigree should be a good all weather track
runner, Steve Roman made him a chef and his best influence was on all weather tracks.
Back then i was sweeping money up at Woodbine. loved The lines with BR on both sides of the pedigree.
i do like his Sire and Bmsire have tff 1x thru la troienne.
Thats the same line Maxfield has thru his tf line. interesting.
3/6/20
Wondering if Maxfield even makes the derby field? Been off a long time. Can see him as a Preakness runner as well. Azul Coast i believe won @ Golden Gate A/W track. I would think he should transform to dirt pretty easily don't you think?
1000 Words/ Storm the Court exacta @ SA
Texas Swing/ Market Analysis/ Sole Volante tri box @ Tampa