What is your impression of this 3-yr-old Crop?

[smartbid09]

What is your impression of this 3-year-old Crop?

[herkhorse]

wimpy?

[Clip-Clop]

Getting much deeper. Looked like only two horses in January.

[Patrick333]

Right now I'd say about average.

[Travis Stone]

I'll let you know when they - ya know - start racing against each other. We're in March and the top horse hasn't even started yet. I remember getting jazzed about the top horse having already run twice... times have changed in no time at all.

[freddymo]

Originally Posted by Travis Stone

I'll let you know when they - ya know - start racing against each other. We're in March and the top horse hasn't even started yet. I remember getting jazzed about the top horse having already run twice... times have changed in no time at all.

You mean you cant tell after 45 days of racing???lol

[somerfrost]

Hard to say yet but not overly fond of the breeding of early contenders. Uncle Mo, for example, may yet be any kind but breeding a concern!

[hockey2315]

They're all so cute!

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by somerfrost

Hard to say yet but not overly fond of the breeding of early contenders. Uncle Mo, for example, may yet be any kind but breeding a concern!

That's retarded.

My impression is that this crop has more potential than most of recent years.

I'd have to go back maybe 10-12 years to find this many horses with this much promise.

Whether that promise will be fulfilled is the question.

[somerfrost]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

That's retarded.

My impression is that this crop has more potential than most of recent years.

I'd have to go back maybe 10-12 years to find this many horses with this much promise.

Whether that promise will be fulfilled is the question.

Interesting that some folks here have such a high opinion of themselves that they cannot disagree in a civil manner.

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

That's retarded.

My impression is that this crop has more potential than most of recent years.

I'd have to go back maybe 10-12 years to find this many horses with this much promise.

Whether that promise will be fulfilled is the question.

This is retarded.

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

That's retarded.

My impression is that this crop has more potential than most of recent years.

I'd have to go back maybe 10-12 years to find this many horses with this much promise.

Whether that promise will be fulfilled is the question.

Would you feel this way if the de facto division leader was not by Indian Charlie?

I think there's not much depth at all in this crop. They don't run enough and the Derby trail in general is getting more and more difficult to get excited about.

[hockey2315]

It might be the strongest crop since. . . 2007.

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

Would you feel this way if the de facto division leader was not by Indian Charlie?

Him? I'm sure he would.

There's about ten highly promising 3yo males who've run two races or less - and most of them have distance friendly pedigrees and big name trainers.

There's also a laughably pathetic division of older males - it's a complete joke that a bunch of 2nd time starters are almost as fast as the top older males in the country.

If you like ultra promising horses who've run twice or less - this is a glory year. Uncle Mo is ultra seasoned - he's actually run three whole races.

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

Him? I'm sure he would.

There's about ten highly promising 3yo males who've run two races or less - and most of them have distance friendly pedigrees and big name trainers.

There's also a laughably pathetic division of older males - it's a complete joke that a bunch of 2nd time starters are almost as fast as the top older males in the country.

If you like ultra promising horses who've run twice or less - this is a glory year. Uncle Mo is ultra seasoned - he's actually run three whole races.

Please name the 10 highly promising 3 year old males who have run 2 races or less and have distance friendly pedigrees.

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Originally Posted by hockey2315

It might be the strongest crop since. . . 2007.

At this point in the year - Curlin only had a maiden race under him. Hard Spun had just run 3rd or 4th to Tuffelsburger in the Southwest. Street Sense still hadn't raced.

Any Given Saturday was workmanlike in a narrow win over a Michigan bred lonshot in the Sam Davis last out. Nobiz Like Shobiz was just a weak 3rd to Scat Daddy and Stormello in the Fountain of Youth.

This crop won't look good until horses actually start to race.

[hockey2315]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

This crop won't look good until horses actually start to race.

That's the problem. . .

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

Please name the 10 highly promising 3 year old males who have run 2 races or less and have distance friendly pedigrees.

I came up with Bind, Dialed In, Cal Nation, Albergatti and that's it off the top of my head.

[smartbid09]

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

I came up with Bind, Dialed In, Cal Nation, Albergatti, ??

Would To Honor And Serve Count as a horse with a good distance pedigree? I am not a pedigree expert but wasn't THAS Pedigree one of the reasons people were high on this colt?

[freddymo]

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

I came up with Bind, Dialed In, Cal Nation, Albergatti and that's it off the top of my head.

Astrology maybe?