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A number of us have been questioning this for the last couple weeks. When you need 3rd place and above earnings to run a horse coming off a dirt stakes win in the Kentucky Derby, should you experiment with running him first time on synthetic against proven synthetic and turf horses.
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It just makes no sense.........I think the horse is very talented and I'm sorry that he won't make the Derby, but they should be penalized for making a stupid decision. |
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Agree
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I played a P4 at Keeneland
3,5 / All / 5,6,8 / 5 Just shoot me now... |
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ouch
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You wouldn't feel bad if you knew what I did.
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Trust me, it is worse then just that ticket. That is just a taste.
The horse that won the allowance turf race will go down in history with the greatest trip since the earth was created. |
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Im sure it was something pathetic, your lost without Kensei.
I know all about it. |
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Together Indy adds his name to the long list of NJ Breds to win graded stakes.
Gators N Bears Nistle's Crunch Wild Gams Together Indy... ...and that's all I could find.
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