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Started 7/2/21 by smartyslew; 354157 views.
Msg 1229 of 2672
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Oldbettowin

From: Oldbettowin

6/11/22

Da ‘Tara had Hyp twice.

 
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Msg 1230 of 2672 to smartyslewsmartyslew 
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princeofdoc

From: princeofdoc

6/11/22

I love Nest here.....will be boxing with a few

 
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Msg 1231 of 2672
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smartyslew

From: smartyslew

6/13/22

The Belmont Stakes this year pre race was full of misinformation
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Brought to our attention by Steve G. race week.
He noted how the ML was off, Others included my self noted how other 
numbers were off that people pay for that were off mostly in my View
The last race info and Classification made for style was off for the last race.
Pre race The derby winner took himself out of contention in my view and some had that
baked in before it happened, also in my view The cappers as a group were the leading indicator of getting the race right. I mean The race Time favorite Won, where is the
ML Favorite a Front runner wins last on a good wet sealed  track g3@9f after
in Previous race G1 7th place in the Arkansas Derby and finished 4th Lone Speed
faded after 10f in only his 5th race tough for an Apollo(ML) horse a good effort, First 2 finishers are 10f type, and I think if Nest hadn't Stumbled, Bumped and Rush up to get a better position would of given Mo Donegal all he could handle, instead losing by 3 lengths.
Nest a legit 10f runner will be running in 9f  races against 9f types and with luck
might win some of them . imo
 
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Msg 1232 of 2672 to smartyslewsmartyslew 
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sovereign1

From: sovereign1

6/13/22

Who made the M/L for The Belmont? Battaglia again?

 
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Msg 1233 of 2672 to sovereign1sovereign1 
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smartyslew

From: smartyslew

6/13/22

Whoever does it for NYRA I would think

We The People 2-1, Skippy 20-1 Nest 8-1  Rich Strike 7-2  Creative Minister 6-1

Mo Donegal 5-2  Golden Glider 20-1 Barber Road 10-1

 
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Msg 1234 of 2672 to sovereign1sovereign1 
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Gerh

From: Gerh

6/14/22

I think Eric Donovan makes the line at Belmont 

 
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Msg 1235 of 2672 to GerhGerh 
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sovereign1

From: sovereign1

6/14/22

So bad, especially for a G1.

 
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Msg 1236 of 2672 to smartyslewsmartyslew 
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princeofdoc

From: princeofdoc

6/15/22

The winner of the Peter Pan, with the best speed number, was understandably made the morning line favorite......the fact his body of work was not really deserving, nor that his recent win was on off track notwithstanding

 
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Msg 1237 of 2672 to princeofdocprinceofdoc 
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smartyslew

From: smartyslew

6/17/22

We The People Made the Favorite after 2 back in a g1 race Arkansas  beyer of 73 jumps 30 points in a g3  Peter Pan workout

103 against who on a good sealed track at 9f with the worse g1 number in the Whole field.

This was a back speed group of 2 back except for the Derby and Oaks runners including Rich Strike before

his head case prerace. He was lucky to be lone speed and never raced at 2  and no threat to him the first 10 f

by default, I agree he gets points for lone speed and dangerous,  Not ML in my view with other g1 type that are 12f type

and tested. finished 4th 7 furlongs back .

 
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Msg 1238 of 2672
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smartyslew

From: smartyslew

6/21/22

Lasix is allowed, Classic Causeway only entrant Without Lasix,
 Barese, White Abarrio 1ST TIME LASIX, why, I will be rooting for no Lasix Classic Causeway, 
and Imo White Abarrio is the horse to beat at 9f
Thistledown - Saturday, June 25th, 2022, Race 11
STAKES. 1 1/8 Mile Dirt. Purse $500,000. Ohio Derby (Grade 3). FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS. No Nomination Fee by Wednesday, June 15th, 2022. Supplementary Nominations accepted to the Ohio Derby of $1,250 are due by Saturday June 18th, 2022. Nominations Closed Wednesday, June 15th with 36 Nominations. $600 to enter and $550additional to Start, with a purse of $500,000, of which 60% to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, 5% to fourth, 3% to fifth, and 2% to sixth. Weights: 126 lbs. The Ohio Derby will be limited to Fourteen (14) Starters. In the event more than Fourteen(14) Entries pass through the entry box by the usual time of closing on Monday, June 20th, 2022, preference will be given to (1) Grade/Group 1 winners, (2) Grade/Group 2 winners and Grade/Group 1 place finishers, (3) Grade/Group 3 winners and Grade/Group2 place finishers, (4) Highest Lifetime Earnings. Lifetime Earnings will be determined according to statistics provided by Equibase. A Trophy is presented to the Winning Owner, Trainer, and Jockey. (05:35 PM) (8)
PP Horse A/S M/E Wgt Jockey Trainer
1 Barese  P7   3 C L 126 Carmouche Kendrick  Maker Michael J. 9/2
2 BrigadierGeneral  3 C L 126 Gutierrez Reylu  Stewart Dallas   12-1
3 Droppin G's  EP3 3 G L 126 Franklin Malcolm Antonuik Jerry   8-1
4 Ethereal Road  S2 3 C L 126 Bejarano Rafael Lukas D. Wayne   4-1
5 White Abarrio  EP4 3 C L 126 Gaffalione Tyler Joseph, Jr. Saffie A.  7-2
6 Pineapple Man  E8 3 C L 126 Houghton T. D. Maker Michael J.  10-1
7 Tawny Port   P2 3 C L 126 Ortiz, Jr. Irad (newJock)*  Cox Brad H.       3-1*
8 Classic Causeway  E5 3 C
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