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![]() Curlin - 103
Blue Grass - 93 |
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I say its more to do with the riders and how they decided to allow the pace to unfold. I think its a riders reaction to how the poly is playing and not wanting to compromise their horses chances. |
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I agree. There was no pace at all
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![]() what else is he gonna say, he thinks he got it wrong? 24 hours after the race and its wrong??
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What does this mean? |
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![]() Time Squared got an 88 Beyer for beating one horse....
The figure for the Blue Grass is pointless anyway....but, Stream Cat, who's career top Beyer was an 88 ran 13 points faster earlier on in the card, and the filly of Mott's that won from mid-pack also ran 13 points faster. I'm positive he cut the race loose....if he doesn't...it's like an 82 |
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Therein lies part of the problem for making figs for turf races ( and make no mistake....this Blue Grass was essentially a turf race from a timing/figure making standpoint ). Because of the slow pace, all the participants are essentially dragged into the race, and the horses that didn't run at all get numbers they can't possibly reproduce in a competitive situation. Take a look at some of the fields behind Honey Ryder in a Delaware turf race from a year or so ago. There was a John Pregman horse that can barely run a competitive 80 figure who received a number in the low to mid 90s simply because of the slow pace and nature of the race dynamics. This is what Beyer was referring to in our show where he said he knew what I would say about Jader. I constantly have this argument with him. |
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![]() i think beyer is right on this ...he needs to give an honest account of all paramiters....and this fig is about right for what went on..
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![]() Do you know what Storm In May got in the Arkansas Derby? or what Takedown's BSF was in the Northern Spur. Just want something to compare Curlin's 103 BSF to. Also, was Street Sense's BSF also a 93? Zanjero's?
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![]() Looks like those hoping for a fair price on Street Sense will get their wish. Can't see him going off at lower than 6/1 with a 93 BSF staring bettors right in the face.
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![]() 93 or not, I remember Street Sense last year off the poly onto Churchill...
I think that is where my money goes.. |
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Now I can focus on a pick-4 on Derby Day and a healthy win bet on Sense with the potential for a good return. |
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Don't get me wrong, I'm thrilled, I just don't see him as your favorite anymore. Wouldn't be shocked if Nobiz gets bet down more than he does too. |
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