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8/5 (SAR): Alfred G. Vanderbilt H. (G1)
10th (5:56) Alfred G. Vanderbilt H. (G1)
6 Furlongs | Open | 3 Year Olds And Up Stakes | Purse: $400,000 1 Shackleford Velazquez J R 121 L 2 Emcee Garcia Alan 115 L 3 Justin Phillip Dominguez R A 115 L 4 Rothko Leparoux J R 116 L 5 Poseidon's Warrior Flores J 114 L 6 Sloane Ranger Lezcano J 115 L 7 Jersey Town Prado E S 116 L 8 Hamazing Destiny Rosario J 116 L |
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The last Lucas horse I bet on was Flying Private quite a while ago............I'm due to try him again and Hamazing Destiny might be the play. :eek:
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Angel probably committed Johnny V. to Shackleford for the remainder of the year? |
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Drugs, I think it's Formulator time. Edit: I hunted it down myself. DWL at Toga the last 3 Summers: 118- 6-6-9 including 0-13 this year with 0 ITM. |
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I just can't pass up a good DWL jab. |
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I really like Rothko here. :$: That's the official warning for you all to avoid him at all costs. |
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seems to me, if he breaks well, he won't be left alone on the lead-sloane ranger is probably going straight for the front as well. and if he doesn't break well...he's shown what happens in that scenario. |
I think your being a bit hard on him. It is only his 5th or 6th career start. No one can deny that Grade 3,three back was a Grade 1. He faced some of the best sprinter/milers and ran very well. Again he was thrown to the absolute best 2 back and had a bit of a trip. Then last time he rates kindly and gets the confidence booster plus more racing experience. I may be a sucker for the upside, we shall see. Good luck
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Royal Carrier is a more likely pacesetter than Sloane Ranger IMO. Will be interesting to see what Velazquez does on Shackleford.
I think tomorrow is Emcee's coming out party as the best sprinter on the east coast. He has a legit excuse in the Carter, when he missed the break by at least 3-4 lengths, then rushed up. He tired, as expected. His last was strong and he really exploded the last 1/8 when Garcia asked him for run. Obviously the time off is a concern, but he's the real deal IMO. |
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One of my concerns with Emcee is that he's obviously fragile, and the thought that he was given a freshening is idiotic, because he had works between his last race and now then was stopped on. Thus, you have two favorites who admittedly did not bounce out of their last races well. Lost amid the Belmont day races was the quality of the race Justin Phillip ran in the True North. The Monmouth race he came back in is a throwout in my opinion, and his 3rd place finish in the King's Bishop over this track was very strong. He's the other horse to me in a race with only 3 potential win candidates. |
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Hopefully by the Breeders Cup Kiaran will take that human anchor Garcia off and put Dominguez on Emcee. He ran too good to lose.
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Congrats to anyone who had the winner.
The only thing I can say for my picks today is that they've been pretty consistent. :rolleyes: :wf |
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He ran great today....
Hate to admit it, but Garcia is not the anchor. Its me. I'm as cold as I have ever been. You guys are all right, mush. |
Forego Could Be Next for Poseidon's Warrior. What an upset winner!!
IMO, Shackelford broke slowly and it took his a-game out big time. not johnny v's fault. i was more disappointed at joel rosario in the way he rode hamazing destiny. should've stuck on the outside and not change positions in the stretch maybe it would've hit the top 3 or better yet win the race. |
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