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I'll grant you that Daredevil, of the two, was more likely to flop badly. And yeah, I understand you thinking Nick was being a chicken not posting that thought before AP was scratched, but hell, the race is still four days away. Not too many people have posted their analysis just yet. |
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Get out your Calculator!!
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Calculator, One Lucky Dane and Souper Collassal for me
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One Lucky Dane replaces Pharoah in my top three. He is clearly a dirt horse, his last was strong.
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I like carpe diem but he knows becomes the chalk...
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No way he is the chalk with Daredevil. Im not saying he will be a price, but he will be 2nd or 3rd choice.
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Calculator is a maiden - has a maiden ever won the BrCup Juvy?
I like Texas Red |
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Action this Day I believe was a maiden
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Well that went according to plan.
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Nick has one of the best opinions of anyone I have ever known. His public handicapping record is superior. He's also about the least disingenuous person I have ever known. He didn't like American Pharoah. Frankly, no handicapper whose opinion I respect at all liked him on Saturday.
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Just more nebulous nonsense from BBB |
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I then said that there was still four days still left until the race, meaning that his opinion would have been more than likely posted in the coming days. |
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I am curious as to what all these handicappers saw in AP that made him a toss out in this race.
I saw him far from being a lock in there, but I can see nothing that would make me think he's a complete throwout. |
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Last edited by RockHardTen1985 : 10-28-2014 at 06:47 PM. |
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He set a very slow pace last time, having things very much his own way, and was meeting both better horses and horses that were faster early. It wasn't that he couldn't win, it was more that he was a reasonably unlikely winner that was going to be favored. That makes him a great bet against.
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Just more nebulous nonsense from BBB |
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Where will your BC selections be posted? nyra.com? Thanks, ASU
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If Upstart was trained by someone generic -- he'd be both my Breeders Cup Juvenile horse and my early Kentucky Derby standout prospect.
Unfortunately, he's trained by Rick Violette, who is uncommonly good with debuting 2-year-olds -- and unlike the general trainer, he's not a guy that you can trust to develop a horse who is impressive early. That horse is by Flatter out of a Touch Gold mare. Not only is that a big-time anti precocity pedigree, but it's a very good distance pedigree. Both the grandsire (A. P. Indy) and damsire (Touch Gold) were Belmont Stakes winners. He was so green in his debut, Ortiz looked like your average 7-lbs bug riding him, and he still blew a nice NY Bred MSW field away with a good figure going just 5.5 furlongs. If Rick Violette has no association with this horse, and he wasn't going East to West and breaking from post 13...I'd be real excited about him. |
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