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Georgie Boy
I hope they send this horse to Oaklawn next and run on the dirt(Per the post race interview yesterday, it is either Oaklawn or the SA Derby). If he does well he could end up your Derby favorite.
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Plus he's a gelding, so he won't be rushed off to the breeding shed. But he still has alot to prove.
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Yes, very interesting horse, and trained great up to the San Felipe:
03/08/2008-HOLLYWOOD PARK-Five Furlongs-All Weather Track Fast-1.00:40 Breezing 03/01/2008-HOLLYWOOD PARK-Seven Furlongs-All Weather Track Fast-1.23:60 Handily 02/23/2008-HOLLYWOOD PARK-Five Furlongs-All Weather Track Fast-59:40 Handily Just hoping he won't peak too soon. I'd like to see him take a step back for the next few weeks and then a prep that's not too demanding. I'd be happy if he comes into the Derby off a good effort somewhere, not necessarily a winning effort, and isn't the Derby favorite. |
There is another thread about Georgie Boy and Gayego called Input on the main forum too...
Georgie Boy has his work cut out for him if he stays west for the SA Derby. He might be the best horse out in Cali, but he still has to go up against the Colonel, El Gato Malo, and an improving Gayego if he stays out there. I give the nod to the Colonel right now. |
Georgie Boy = Mister Frisky
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Mister Frisky = Bold Forbes |
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if Pyro stubs his toe in his next start....the Derby will have the betting odds of a 35k on the grass at Belmont :eek: the favorite 4-1. Not that it would be a bad thing. |
You guys are, once again, making the mistake of trying to transfer something that happened on synthetic over to a dirt track. It will cost you money.
First, consider that the pace of the race yesterday was very slow, even by synthetic track standards. By dirt standards, it was slower than erosion. If that race were run on a dirt track, a few things could happen. First, GB could run the same pace and be eight lengths further back of what would be a slow pace. Good luck with that one. Second, he could run 8 lengths faster to try to be up with that slow dirt pace. If he does that, what happens to his finish? Third, he could be anywhere in between those two scenarios, neither of which seems very promising. Consider, also, the above assumes he will even like the footing offered by real dirt. |
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if they switch the derby to turf, i like him. |
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I haven't noticed really many examples of this. maybe I'm missing something. |
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