LOL.. Wow. Nobiz had every reason to lose by 5+ to Scat Daddy, and instead lost by less than a length.. And your "lack of progession in Beyers" argument is well.. hilarious. He debuted with a 96 Beyer going a mile.. They throw him into a Grade 1 in his second start, then around two turns in a G2 in his third start. He gets mid-90 figures in all three, wins two out of three with ease while still green and goofy, and you're "troubled" by his "lack of progession?"

Way to go.

I, on the other hand, am not troubled even one little bit by Revolution's lack of progression.

I would love for someone to interview Barclay Tagg and ask him if he is troubled by the lack of progression from No Biz. lol
All trainers should be so blessed as to have to deal with that type of development.

lol

never saw consistent 90's in a two year old as a problem. til now that is.

I'm switching to Tiz Wonderful's bandwagon. It's too bad that those two most likely won't meet up until the Derby.

Tiz Wonderful looks to me like a horse who won't make the Derby. Might be a good horse though it's just hard to tell.

Well...

I'm sticking with Scat Daddy. I like him. :D

From what i have seen, unless others appear, which they will, Circular Quay and Street Sense are heads above everyone else.

I should also mention that I like a two year old that was brought to my attention by Joel...

Our Sacred Honor by Honour and Glory out of a Storm Cat mare.

He deadheated for 1st yesterday in the 3rd at Churchill.