Im still smarting from you not showing up to wish me a happy birthday. Me, of all people.:rolleyes:

First you have to answer a question.......have you ever lost a handicapping contest on this board?

Wasn't all the evidence that you needed the fact that he misspelled his screen name?

NT

Explain Please ?

Good Reward was a dual Grade I winner... Dancing Forever won the Manhattan last year and was third in the BC Turf..

Pure Prize was a Grade II winner, now successful sire..


They can't really be called dreadful..

Look no further than what happened with Secret Savings... A mere allowance type under Shug, once pried away from his inept claws he was a Grade I winner..

McGaughey obviously has no idea what he is doing, he never has.. just look at his horrendous record over the years. All of the Phipps/Janney runners should immediately be sent to other trainers..

She would have been about fourth string for Frankel.

:tro: :tro:

All nice (but not stellar) OLDER horses. They haven't had a real "classic" 3yo colt since Easy Goer's year inspite of Rhythm having been a BCJ winner. After all, we are talking about IC prospects as a "classic" colt.

Good Reward was better than Dancing Forever and was a nearly perfect 10f horse. Too bad he couldn't do it on dirt. If I owned Dancing Forever or Pure Prize, I'd be bragging on them from here to Kingdom Come but neither was on par with some of the monster fillies that the Phipps' have campaigned.

I know that imperial council is not a phipps horse. I am the one who said he was owned by sequoia racing. I was just stating my opinion about Mcgaughey and the Phipps' horses. I thought it was an open forum and opinions could be given without petty comments on the amount of posts one has made which is irrelevant.

perhaps when you wrote this


you didn't hit the clarity nail on the head, which is why some explained that there is no connection....

I thought this cleared it up. It doesn't really matter, does it.

Imperial Council is entered in an Allowance Race this Saturday at GP.
8th (4:43)

6 1/2 Furlongs | Open | 3 Year Olds Allowance | Purse: $42,000

Post # Horse Jockey Weight Claim Price Equip. Med.
1 Prince Joshua Nunez E O 120 L
2 Primary Witness Garcia Alan 122 L
3 Join in the Dance Velasquez C 120 L
4 A Centurian Cruz M R 122 L
5 Dueling Alex Trujillo E 120 L
6 Two Brash Leparoux J R 120 Blk-On L
7 Lookin Left Landry R C 120 L
8 Imperial Council Prado E S 120 L
9 Z Day Madrid M 122 L

Looked decent today..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymydhReWJDQ

nice race
 

Very nice race. Seemed in command the whole way. Z Day set wicked fractions.

Got a nice set up today, no doubt..but a very nice professional win without being asked for much.
Really looking forward to his next start.

I'd like to know what you thought of his performance today. Have you any idea what kind of Beyer he ran?

I thought his performance was awesome. Better than Ikigai and suspect that he could have rolled on the winner Halo from the Richter Scale. I would have to guess he'll be looking better going longer. Just hope he comes out of the race well.

Gotham next...

http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-raci...next-in-gotham