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Originally Posted by Kasept
Isn't the wet track follow up circumstantial? First, you have Pletcher's 2 Derby winners that only ran in Baltimore because they were Derby winners. Orb was a beneficiary of a meltdown Derby pace. And Mine That Bird WINS Preakness if Rachel Alexandra doesn't jump into the fray after the Jackson acquisition.
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you know guys like me, bred for all angles outside
the box and especially when concerning historical
numbers are involved in the fray.
good retort about Rachel, you have me there.
we both know muddy tracks change results
and the others mentioned were not even competitive
in their Baltimore pilgrimage. And fittingly for this
occasion, as EA Poe said it best
“Believe only half of what you see and nothing that you hear”
Justify exudes being the goods, but with track
condition, youth(as bubble will burst sometime in next 90 days)
and the sheer fact of, which has not been talked about enough
on how grueling a race that colt ran to win derby, has me in the
diversify with an insurance policy investment. As going into this
race I trust Good Magic to show up and produce quality effort the most.
3 ways to make money in this Preakness race with
the 3 options requiring a tiered, big to small investment
1)
Justify wins and PRESS Good Magic back with pieces and
peeps can flip the two, rinse/repeat
2)
One of the big 2 wins and the other runs off
3)
someone else wins,Yahtzee