4/2: Gulfstream "Oaks Day" (1st-12th)

[golfer]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

Had a dream trip imvho.

Polar opposite of Wet One

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by golfer

Polar opposite of Wet One

That was something, huh? I'm sure she'll be in the Trip Notes Room here shortly.

[golfer]

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

That was something, huh? I'm sure she'll be in the Trip Notes Room here shortly.

That was so remarkable nobody would believe me if I tried to explain that trip

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by golfer

Polar opposite of Wet One

The truly amazing thing is how we seem to end up on the same horses that get nightmare trips. Now she'll be 8/5 next time because her trouble was so obvious and it makes it difficult to bet her back.

[golfer]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

The truly amazing thing is how we seem to end up on the same horses that get nightmare trips. Now she'll be 8/5 next time because her trouble was so obvious and it makes it difficult to bet her back.

The DRF chart gives a full and detailed explanation of her trip, so even those that didn't see it will know about it.

I was on this horse in her American debut back in January, when she got a terribly troubled trip in a race she was loads the best. Then Mr Pugh decides to put this maiden in a 1 7/16 allowance race, where she got a wide trip to nowhere. He scratched her a week ago when she drew the rail, one can only guess as to why, and then the nightmare of nightmare's yesterday. Many turf horses seem to find trouble frequently, because of the way the races are run, and not having that "turn of foot" to extricate themselves from tight spaces. I have no idea if she is one of those or not, because she hasn't had a chance to prove it yet, one way or the other.

[dino]

you watch thousands of races and every once in a while you see a ride that you claim is the worst one you have every seen. well wet one's ride might just be that. between win money and a one number pick 3 i hate to think how much that ride cost me.