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Old 08-26-2007, 01:34 PM
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Ramon did us well today by exercising good judgement not to pound her.

My opinion of Ramon has been elevated by a jock showing compassion for an overmatched filly...
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Old 08-26-2007, 01:38 PM
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http://www.equibase.com/static/chart...082607USA1.pdf

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Old 08-26-2007, 01:54 PM
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good of him to wrap up on her late, i agree, but of course he knew she had nothing left.
what i don't get at all is the tactics that were used, why put her into a speed duel? I fully expected that as a router shortening up that she would be coming from off the pace, and try to rally from mid pack. why was she setting fast fractions along with horses that were being really hustled from the gate? she didn't figure to be able to wire that field at six furlongs.
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Old 08-26-2007, 01:58 PM
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get some good rest and come back to fair grounds for some good times and food. also a good race win too..
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Old 08-26-2007, 02:19 PM
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good of him to wrap up on her late, i agree, but of course he knew she had nothing left.
what i don't get at all is the tactics that were used, why put her into a speed duel? I fully expected that as a router shortening up that she would be coming from off the pace, and try to rally from mid pack. why was she setting fast fractions along with horses that were being really hustled from the gate? she didn't figure to be able to wire that field at six furlongs.
I think she was in that duel because of the way she breaks, she breaks like a shot every time. I think it would do her good to break like **** one time but not gonna happen.
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Old 08-27-2007, 12:51 PM
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good of him to wrap up on her late, i agree, but of course he knew she had nothing left.
what i don't get at all is the tactics that were used, why put her into a speed duel? I fully expected that as a router shortening up that she would be coming from off the pace, and try to rally from mid pack. why was she setting fast fractions along with horses that were being really hustled from the gate? she didn't figure to be able to wire that field at six furlongs.
Agree with you on both points, great that he wrapped her up. However, the one thing that guaranteed a loss here was being right on the pace. I only got to watch the replay at the track, but it did not look to me like she was forcing Dominguez' hand so that he had to have a choke hold on her, looked more like he put her in that nonsensical position. I look forward to Willie getting back on her, he seems to really get along well with her.

Chuck and Steve, thank you once again. The day was great despite the results and there is no more gracious host than Steve Byk. Chuck keep up the great work, 8 months ago I could never imagined owning part of a throughbred that ran at Saratoga, what a thrill it is to just have this opportunity at this point of my life. It was great meeting some of the DTer's yesterday and look forward to doing it again in the future.
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Old 08-26-2007, 09:54 PM
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We were at the race live; we all wondered why she jstopped running . Cherie said she stepped on her own foot. We went to the barn she was eating well and seems fine. Will be back at the barn tomorrow.
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Old 08-26-2007, 11:42 PM
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Just curious, if she kicked her foot while Ramon was trying to get her to change leads could that make it even tougher down the line to get her to change leads?
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Old 08-27-2007, 08:45 AM
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Just curious, if she kicked her foot while Ramon was trying to get her to change leads could that make it even tougher down the line to get her to change leads?

My thoughts exactly. She tried and got a pretty negative reinforcement in her attempt. Maybe the time off will let this fade from her memory and she will do it easily in the morning and maybe even try it during a race.
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Old 08-27-2007, 10:06 AM
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We were at the race live; we all wondered why she jstopped running . Cherie said she stepped on her own foot. We went to the barn she was eating well and seems fine. Will be back at the barn tomorrow.

She seemed to be moving her front legs in the starting gate, waiting for the eight to load, and unload, and put a blanket on & re-load... Not sure if she may of hit the leg before the start ?
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Old 08-27-2007, 10:15 AM
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I too want to thank Chuck, Steve & his fine crew for the fun ride this three year old filly has given to all of us. Could you really ask for more ?... [ except a winners circle picture ] Being the post time fav @ two MAJOR league tracks & having the heart of a champion. After all we all have taken OUR summer vacations, now its time for her to take her vacation & come back even stronger & wiser for the next challenge. Thanks again for EVERYONE'S efforts in bring the Sport of Kings to us common people !
Btw.. with all the talk of peppermints.. Would the Next name for a DT stable filly be......... Peppermint Patty ?
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