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If you had a Derby horse...
... right now and know what you do about who has which mount at this point? Who would you try to get?
Name one jockey you'd be okay with and one you wouldn't use under any circumstance. |
Corey Nakatani id be ok with, hes probably the best rider in form now in America. He is schooling everyone all over the East Coast, from New York to Hot Springs.
Mike Smith never ever use in a million years, I just dont like the guy and his riding style. One of those people you just dislike for some no good reason, and hes one of those people for me. |
I would ride Mike Smith. Best in the business. I'm not a fan of Bejarano.
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Jose Lezcano, Junior Alvarado, Paco Lopez all would do.
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I would bring Jerry Bailey back
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Would anyone like to think they might give someone a shot... say, Alonso Quinonez? |
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I mean it. |
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No love for Garrett Gomez?
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willie shoemaker
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F the Derby. If my horse has enough earnings to get in, I'd just go ahead and retire him to stud.
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lol
i didn't know i was still living on the east coast!! |
Gomez and Johnny V.....
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I might see if Bejarano is willing to jump ship from Secret Circle.
Might be stinging just a bit about not riding Bodemeister. |
I'm thinking what looked like a pretty useless thread just may get interesting.
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You're stating some things as fact that I can only speculate on. If in fact Bejarano chose Secret Circle over Bode, which could very well be true, then only he and his agent are kicking themseleves now. As for ditching Bob. For this one race THE KENTUCKY DERBY, loyalties go completely out the window. Jocks and agents try to WIN THE RACE at all cost with little regard to hurt feelings after the fact. Javier Castellano might be able to speak to that. |
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I'd sell the horse and count my money.
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and sure, jocks want to win the race-but i doubt an up and comer would leap off a potential gravy train of a big stable with a derby mount to go to another horse-such as union rags vs riding a horse (and maybe a lot more in future) for pletcher. |
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