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Originally Posted by RolloTomasi
That was some kind of ride. Almost like they substituted playing Frogger for going to jockey school.
Horse also nearly went to his knees at the start, then had some decent momentum stopped midway down the backstretch when the rider had the bright idea to run up behind tiring horses.
Horse certainly showed some agility, willingness to take dirt, travel up the rail, and run between horses.
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The age-old conundrum. Are slow races with tons of trouble just slow races or a harbinger of a good horse that can run faster with a reasonable trip? With Baffert getting his stock back soon and able to compete at SPA this year the competition is about to be reinvigorated.