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Old 06-27-2008, 09:13 PM
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This horse is running in the Tremont on Sunday at belmont...
hes a 1.5 million doller son of Storm Cat and broke his maiden like the real thing at keenland, im looking at the pp's, why is there no beyer ? could someone please explain... its todd and Jv, and his maiden win was HUGE.
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Old 06-27-2008, 09:18 PM
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How long was the race at Keeneland? Has to be a minimum distance to get a beyer figure-

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Old 06-27-2008, 09:18 PM
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I don't believe they publish Beyers on the 4.5F races at Keeneland.
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Old 06-27-2008, 09:20 PM
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I don't believe they publish Beyers on the 4.5F races at Keeneland.
wow good point, i just noticed on another pletcher runner in the filly race, shes a nice daughter of lion heart, maybe todd is back with 2 yr olds.
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Old 06-27-2008, 09:24 PM
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this horse might actually be 1-9
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Old 06-27-2008, 09:32 PM
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wow good point, i just noticed on another pletcher runner in the filly race, shes a nice daughter of lion heart, maybe todd is back with 2 yr olds.
Tough to say. Aside from a few he won with at Keeneland, he seems to be quiet with 2YOs so far this year. The ones that I have seen him win with are either for Coolmore-related owners or Scatuorchio; haven't seen much else from him so far this year.
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Old 06-27-2008, 09:36 PM
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Tough to say. Aside from a few he won with at Keeneland, he seems to be quiet with 2YOs so far this year. The ones that I have seen him win with are either for Coolmore-related owners or Scatuorchio; haven't seen much else from him so far this year.
his filly tomorrow is serious, GARDEN DISTRICT
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Old 06-27-2008, 09:38 PM
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Tough to say. Aside from a few he won with at Keeneland, he seems to be quiet with 2YOs so far this year. The ones that I have seen him win with are either for Coolmore-related owners or Scatuorchio; haven't seen much else from him so far this year.
he also had one at churchill on thursday, decent pedigree, i think seeking the gold
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see ateams thread after he broke his maiden
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Old 06-28-2008, 06:49 AM
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see ateams thread after he broke his maiden
thank you, i did not know there was anything about him
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Old 06-28-2008, 12:57 PM
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This horse is running in the Tremont on Sunday at belmont...
hes a 1.5 million doller son of Storm Cat and broke his maiden like the real thing at keenland, im looking at the pp's, why is there no beyer ? could someone please explain... its todd and Jv, and his maiden win was HUGE.
That horse is awesome. I thought he was easily the best horse at the FT Calder Sale. What was surprising to me at the time was to see that he sold for only $300,000 as a yearling. That is cheap for a Storm Cat considering that he stands for $500,000. I think MM must have been on the small side as a yearling and that is why he went relatively cheap as a yearling.

His debut race was awesome. I think it was easily the most impressive debut I've seen this year. Despite that, I doubt that the horse is a Derby horse because he looks like he has distance limitations. He doesn't look like he wants to run much further than a mile.
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Old 06-28-2008, 01:21 PM
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That horse is awesome. I thought he was easily the best horse at the FT Calder Sale. What was surprising to me at the time was to see that he sold for only $300,000 as a yearling. That is cheap for a Storm Cat considering that he stands for $500,000. I think MM must have been on the small side as a yearling and that is why he went relatively cheap as a yearling.

His debut race was awesome. I think it was easily the most impressive debut I've seen this year. Despite that, I doubt that the horse is a Derby horse because he looks like he has distance limitations. He doesn't look like he wants to run much further than a mile.
Agreed. DrugS and I compared a few observations on that sale, and while I only looked at the quicker works with interesting pedigrees (or just interesting pedigrees), I thought that one was going to be the certain sales topper.

He's a very flashy/pretty horse too. I was pretty surprised by the low price.
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Old 06-28-2008, 01:41 PM
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Agreed. DrugS and I compared a few observations on that sale, and while I only looked at the quicker works with interesting pedigrees (or just interesting pedigrees), I thought that one was going to be the certain sales topper.

He's a very flashy/pretty horse too. I was pretty surprised by the low price.
I think he ended up being the 3rd highest selling horse at the FT Calder Sale. I think the highest ended up being that Street Cry who won first-time out at Arlington the other day for Darley. The second most expensive horse was a Speighstwon that I didn't like at all.
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Saw a real superstar horse today.
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Saw a real superstar horse today.
lol, yeah.

he wanted no part of running today, that's for sure.
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guess they will ship that one to california on the synthetics....or maybe the magic has left the pletcher barn?
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Old 06-29-2008, 01:52 PM
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He needs too, IEAH looking to go elsewhere.. Funny how he comes up big when he needs too... Hay / Oats /Water my arse...
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