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![]() Fact is, you can't ride any pure speed horse from the inside the same way you can from an outside post. Doesn't matter if it's at 4/5 or 45-1. If you're outside you can break a half-step slow or choose to lay just off with still a clear path ahead of you. From the inside, no "in-race" options allowed. You either send hard or decide VERY quickly to tug and go around. I doubt TMB would have been good enough to go around Songster that day. I also thought Gomez was indecisive and laying about 1/2 off the top two down the back killed any chance he had. The only other explanation is that TMB just didn't run to his capability that day.
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The reason Cruz was on him is because hes a crazy rogue according to my clocker. Last time he was entered he was scratched in the paddock because he was so insane that he refused to be saddled. Thats the kind of horse that a top rider says no ****ing thanks when offered the ride, The two grand he can make for winning the race as opposed to a possible stint in a wheelchair just isnt worth it. My clocker said he had trained much better since the paddock incident and his first two sheet numbers were better than anything that anyone in the field had EVER run!!! You toss out the speed favoring sealed track he lost on last time and figure all he had to do was run down a dimestopper and the race pretty much went according to script. Trust me, Diamond Jim will stop on you again if you bet him and he actually was ridden to perfection. Kev he most likely has a breathing problem and the only way to get one of those horses home in front is to open up daylight and get so far in front that they cant catch you. If you try to sit chilly and slow down the tempo all it does is keep the opponents lapped onto you as you turn for home and when he feels that pressure he stops even worse. I like to think I know a thing or two about watching races and trust me, that horse came home the last 1/4 in about 28, or slower than pacers at the Meadowlands come home in. Hes a dime stopper that i can guess with a HIGH degree of certainty has a lazy flap or palate who can't breathe real well in the lane. Forget him, hes Finger lakes bound after he wins that condition(if he ever wins it). |
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![]() Gomez will probably always be the best 7/2 jock,but I can't single the guy ever again on a chalk(no matter how deserving.)That is my point here(I just can't trust this guy to elude trouble while on the best horse.)
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![]() On a more important note,Kobayashi is getting ready to defend his hot dog -eating title on ESPN. LOL
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OF COURSE I SHOULDN'T HALF TO TELL YOU THIS IF YOUR A TRUE HANDICAPER. I SINGLED SONGSTER on my Pick 4 doesn't take a genious to figure that out!!! Last edited by DiscreetCat=Monster : 07-04-2006 at 11:16 AM. |
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Kobayashi cannot lose. Dogs, burgers, rice balls (20 pounds?!?) cow brains. Don't matter. |
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Yeah,and people blew good money yesterday trying to beat Behaving Badly yesterday too(cuz she had the 1 hole.)Fact is that Gomez can ride just fine until you need him to do something for you.If you bet against the best horse(in hopes they will get into trouble,)you'll usually lose.Everybody is gunna use the 1 hole to justify Gomez being stuck there in a paralyzed animal mode.It wasn't an ideal post,but the horse is 5 lengths the best horse.The horse never is given anywhere to run,and still isn't beaten that badly.Think about it.He puts the horse in no mans land,and gee whiz Gomer Pyle..They seal him in (as he seemed to be asked to be,)and then the excuse is that he got sealed in? I don't understand the idea of getting sealed in,and then thinking he will get out(as the chalk.)Again,I think he rides horses without recognizing that chalk will be a target.He rode Bling asif he was 5-1,and would be able to eventually get out of that spot.Well,even money horses in New York aren't getting out of that spot.5-1 shots? Probably will.There is a difference,and he just is taking longer than necessary to learn this.Guy is mentally in the lower 10%,and physically is in the top 10%. |
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![]() According to you clowns,Bling should have been 3-1(because Baffert didn't like the 1 hole.)Gee,seems like people thought the horse was good enough to overcome it.Real easy,after the fact,to say a horse was a bad favorite,or a play against,or that the post made him unplayable.This is Gander style.
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Yeah, there are no bad rides.Just bad handicappers. |
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![]() Kobayashi is destroying the competition once again.What a star.54 dogs n' buns.A new world record.
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