Prairie Meadows - Iowa Oaks & Derby

[Jax Cajun]

My pick 3:

6th: 5,6
7th: 6,7,9,10
8th: 1,2

[Jax Cajun]

Originally Posted by Jax Cajun

My pick 3:

6th: 5,6
7th: 6,7,9,10
8th: 1,2

would of could of should of boxed my picks.

[AeWingnut]

Originally Posted by Jax Cajun

would of could of should of boxed my picks.

dang.. looking at the Super there

found the replay

could Robbie have gone any wider on the turn? He showed no interest in show money

of course.. I had him to show

I lived on Marietta
you'd think I would have played that hunch

[Jax Cajun]

Originally Posted by AeWingnut

dang.. looking at the Super there

found the replay

could Robbie have gone any wider on the turn? He showed no interest in show money

of course.. I had him to show

I lived on Marietta
you'd think I would have played that hunch

Wasn't a super on that race for some reason, the tri would have been nice.

There's not a thread at Hollywood....Byk picked the 8 in the 3rd and Scav was totally against. Any thoughts? I think she looks good.

[herkhorse]

Damn, Had Humble Janet to win and in my pick three. Almost.


I was at Oaklawn a few years ago, and an oldtimer next to me said "you got to watch out for those Humble horses." He said they started out naming them Humble 1, Humble 2, Humble 3, etc., up to about Humble 20, Then they made them stop using numbers. Don't know if it was true or not, but I think of him now every time I see a Humble horse.

[Jax Cajun]

Originally Posted by herkhorse

Damn, Had Humble Janet to win and in my pick three. Almost.


I was at Oaklawn a few years ago, and an oldtimer next to me said "you got to watch out for those Humble horses." He said they started out naming them Humble 1, Humble 2, Humble 3, etc., up to about Humble 20, Then they made them stop using numbers. Don't know if it was true or not, but I think of him now every time I see a Humble horse.

She was inbred. Out of Humle Retha and sire Humble Eleven.

[BillW]

Originally Posted by herkhorse

I was at Oaklawn a few years ago, and an oldtimer next to me said "you got to watch out for those Humble horses." He said they started out naming them Humble 1, Humble 2, Humble 3, etc., up to about Humble 20, Then they made them stop using numbers. Don't know if it was true or not, but I think of him now every time I see a Humble horse.

Yea it's true, Jim Danaher is the Breeder/Owner. I'm not sure how high the count got before the jockey club stopped him, but he was into the teens.

[letswastemoney]

man Greeley's Conquest stunk