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That's it....The Breeder's Cup is horrible. I'm not watching. I think I'll go to the woods and look for scat. Come on folks, sure the quality is down and it's on Poly or pro-ride or whatever, but it's still a fun day if you are a horse racing fan. It's still better than a Mid-February Aqueduct inner track card.
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Right, but he beat a very weak field, and Sahkee, Giant's Causeway, and even Ibn Bay all ran much better in defeat. |
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I don't doubt that Andy and I understand your stance on this issue. You've never been a big fan of this day and I understand that. I'm just saying in general that it's not as bad as some people are making it out to be. I'm still looking forward to a good time with my friends like we do on most "big" days in horse racing. |
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Is there any chance that the track supers will adjust how it is going to play? Speed it up? Water it? I don't have any confidence playing the non grass races. |
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After reading today's Cristblog on DRF about the overall earnings of the entrants I'm even a little more interested.
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I'm not sure what I'll end up watching this Sat, the BC or college football.
The only thing that seems remotely interesting is Curlin & his Con-Ride experience. Sure there are a few okay horses running like Zenyetta, IB and... and... well I cant come up with another. UGH! |
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I don't know the amounts each individual on this board bets but I know Andy is not alone in this. Not even close. I personally will play very little, if any, on the main track races. I just do not like games of chance that much. I like gambling on horses because I feel confident that I can read a form, know the horses, and make an informed decision on where my money will go. I have ZERO such confidence in that on this track. |
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You are right... both Zen and Indian Blessing are running on Friday. That makes Saturday suck even more! |
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With all due respect, the 'games of chance' out is the widespread excuse for those unwilling to work at capping and playing synthetic tracks. The Oak Tree racing has been fair and formful on the dirt-lile Pro-Ride surface, and regulars of West Coast circuit play have stated they aren't even thinking there is any unusually 'unique' aspect to the oval. |
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There is something wrong with that picture......Any G1 quality horse should win with that kind of pace. |
Final Decisions
Awesome Gem: Mile (2)
Black Magic Mama: Juvenile Fillies (1) Casino Drive: Classic (1) Coronet of a Baron: Juvenile Turf (2) Dave ’s Revenge: Juvenile Fillies (2) Dream Empress: Juvenile Fillies (1) Elusive Bluff: Juvenile (1) Emmy Darling: Juvenile Fillies Turf (1) Evita Argentina: Juvenile Fillies (1) Fairbanks: Classic (2) First Defence: Sprint (1) Gallant Son: Juvenile (1) Goldikova: Mile (1) Indian Blessing: Filly & Mare Sprint (1) Lewis Michael: Dirt Mile (1) Lord Admiral: Dirt Mile (2) Mast Track: Dirt Mile (2) Mine That Bird: Juvenile (1) Precious Kitten: Mile (1) Pyro: Dirt Mile (2) Raven ’s Pass: Classic (1) Rebellion: Dirt Mile (1) Renda: Juvenile Fillies Turf (1) Saucey Evening: Juvenile Fillies Turf (1) Slew ’s Tizzy: Dirt Mile (2) Spring House: Turf (1) Ventura: Filly & Mare Sprint (1) Well Armed: Dirt Mile (1) |
Raven ’s Pass: Classic (1)
LUV IT. Stay outta my mile. |
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Oh....What do I do? Play the Breeder's Cup or play fetch..........hmmmm... |
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Last week however, a number of speed horses wired the field. Thirteen out of the sixteen races there on Wednesday and Thursday are over the main track. The best way to guess at how the track will be playing on Friday and Saturday will be to watch how it plays in those thirteen races. |
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