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Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985
Ok Backtalk at 75-1 and Bulls and Bears at 150-1 is A JOKE. Bulls and Bears proved IMO he has tons more talent then Backtalk, he just needs to get it together mentally. I would take BAB in some sort of heads up bet anyday of the week.
Dublin lower then Lookin at Lucky? Im not sure I agree with that, I would love to see Wayne and Bob together on the Derby Trail. It makes it much more exciting IMO.
Fenway Faithful at 200-1 is kinda silly, he's a NY bred maiden, he has tons of talent, but he's a maiden and his sire is Grand Slam, I doubt he will stretch out.
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Yeah, I guess that 81 beyer in the DMR Futurity draws your fancy about Lookin at Lucky? I don't know how you can make a case for any West Coast horse until they have proven they can run on dirt. Dublin has a 90 and 89 in his last two races as BSFs on DIRT, not rubber. Didn't people learn their lesson with Colonel John 2 years ago? I hope Lukas doesn't send Dublin to the Breeders Cup so they can stew over not having a top 2YO because of their idiotic decision to run it on the rubber and plastic. Send him to the Champagne, then send him to the Nashua over a Mile, and then finish up in the Remsen so you can stretch him out around 2 turns over dirt, or go Iroquois over a Mile, and then Kentucky Jockey Club to stretch around 2 turns. If he wins the Champagne which I certainly think he has to be looked at as the horse to beat in there going into it, and he ends up winning in those next two races, he'll have a pretty good claim of 2YO champ without a BC win on his resume with 2 G1 wins and 2 G2 wins if he does in in NY, and it would be 2 G1s, 1 G2, and 1 G3 win if he goes the Kentucky route.