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Street Magician
Hopefully he's the only son of Street Cry who comes skating up the rail to a Pimlico stakes victory today---as I needed him to run down Southwestern Heat for a straight exacta.
That's the third straight time Southwestern Heat has shown monsterous early speed in a row....and, interestingly enough, the 3rd straight start he's made for her dams old trainer. |
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I needed the heat to hold on for a pk three, i'm a little steamed at the moment. |
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Yes, it's a Grade 3.
That exacta sure paid well. Sorry for the redboard by the way. |
Awesome, so Xtra Heat's officially a graded stakes placed producer.
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It was obviously the only logical way to play that race. I'm sure you'd agree.
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that was GREAT run by SM yesterday. had the guts to stick his nose in, bounced off the rail, never broke stride and kept on coming!
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that being said the pace in that race was huge so the leader set real fractions, unfortunately they crawled home, not exactly what you want for top class sprinters, these three year olds get drowned when they match olders or better horses. |
I just watched it again, a bit more objectively this time. Dominguez had him in a foolishly tight spot at the back of the pack most of the race. When they turned for home, he wasn't far behind Street Magician, but he swerved left, then compensated by swerving far right, that's when Dominguez almost fell off. Had he kept a straight path, his close, coupled with Street Magician's trouble on the rail, may have made for a close finish. But all this is certainly meaningless now. Next time Hobbit runs, it may be valuable.
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