VOL JACK --

Love Worldy, been on his bandwagon since his first start. Not disappointed with his stakes try and think he'll wind up being okay. He's bred to be a good one, and I loved his maiden win -- really gutsy.

Ricky Tick, who in his last start finished 17 lengths behind Worldly in his maiden win, beat a good MSW field at FG yesterday.

What was good about that field? The Mott horse who cost like 500k was crushed early in the betting, he was 4-1 at one point from his 12-1 morning line, he ran like **** again. The chalk was the typical run good first time out and do nothing second time out. The Steve A horse has to be a turf horse, anyway he pulled a cozy trip tipped out and HAD NOTHING. I thought the group SUCKED.

I wouldn't say the field SUCKED. The chalk had already beaten a MSW field at CD. FWIW, Steve's horse did not have a cozy trip. He tried to split horses at the top of the stretch, moved back to the rail to go inside of the Dogwood horse, then moved outside again to make his run; he probably would have won the race if he had gotten clear earlier.

Quiet Invader looked good winning his MSW yesterday. Loved him in his debut at 9-1 but lost by a nose.

I bet him, I thought if he was any horse he would win.

Some of the horses mentioned in this thread show-up Sunday at the Fair Grounds:

10th (4:52)

1 Mile 40 Yards | Open | 3 Year Olds Allowance Optional Claiming ($50,000) | Purse: $45,000


Post # Horse Jockey Weight Claim Price Equip. Med.
1 Letsgetitonmon Bridgmohan S X 119 L
2 Worldly Torres F C 119 L
3 Hotep Albarado R J 119 Blk-Off L
4 Daddy Forty Nine Graham J 119 $50,000 L
5 Depaul Sellers S J 119 L
6 Walking the Beach Mena M 119 L
7 Kingofthebluegrass Lebron V 122 L
8 Wow Wow Wow Jacinto J 119 L
9 Mr. Winthrop Clark K D 119 L
10 Stay Put Theriot H J II 122 L